First, stimulate students' interest in homework. Interest in learning is the core factor of students' learning consciousness and enthusiasm. Once students are interested in learning, learning is no longer a burden, but a diligent exploration and persistent pursuit. Einstein once said, "Interest is the best teacher". Confucius, an ancient educator in China, also said: "Knowing is not as good as being kind, and being kind is not as good as being happy." It is the first step and guide to the success of composition teaching in primary schools to let students study with interest in a relaxed and happy state of mind and fully mobilize their enthusiasm for learning. How to stimulate students' interest in writing? Ask students to write familiar content and stimulate interest with "fun". Pupils are full of curiosity about things around them, and there are inexhaustible writing materials around them. In composition teaching, students should be guided to pay attention to the life around them, pay attention to the people, events and scenes around them anytime and anywhere, and write their own personal experiences, such as playing games. According to the characteristics of primary school students' love of games, the content of games can be carefully designed. Before the game, students should be told to pay attention to the game process and classmates' words and deeds. After the game, organize students to talk about the process and discuss the truth learned from the game. Students are in high spirits and will naturally speak enthusiastically, so writing is not difficult and interesting; Then write familiar characters, such as classmates, teachers and family members, and then continue to expand, extending from schools and families to all levels of society and writing strangers. This fundamentally solves the problem that students have nothing to say and no subject matter to write, cultivates students' ability to observe life and feel society, and stimulates students' interest in writing. Carry out various forms of composition activities to stimulate interest in writing. Pupils are curious and expressive, and various forms of homework activities can arouse students' interest in homework. For example, read the newspaper before class, so that students can read their excellent exercises on the platform.