What is the happiest thing in life? Some people will say sleeping, some people will say studying, and some people will say playing games. And I think there are many happiest things in life, among which doing manual work is the happiest thing for me!

Today, I am addicted to manual labor. I made a small bookmark. If you can't do it yet, you can make a small bookmark with me. The materials you prepare are: greeting cards, glue, brushes, rulers, scissors and red silk thread.

First, I chose a greeting card with aerial images of China. First, I cut out the part with the aerial image of China, cut it into the shape of a small wooden door, and then cut all the corners into circles. Why should I choose a greeting card with space pictures? That's because learning should be as enterprising as the space shuttle, so that we can have "combat effectiveness." )

Then, I cut a little girl from another greeting card and put it above the "door" to add a lot of color to this bookmark. I also cut out a dialog box that we usually use to talk from the rest of the greeting cards. I wrote the word "Come on" in the dialog box, because learning should be gradual and continuous. Then I cut a puppy from the greeting card and put it on the back of the bookmark, because this year is the year of the dog! I also posted two small candies in the lower right corner, because learning should be full of fun and sweet smiles! In fact, this is also the inspiration I got when I posted a bunch of flowers on the bookmark while watching the teacher demonstrate to us. )

At this point, my "great project" has been completed more than half, and I looked at my classmates with joy. Everyone is working hard. Some students are constantly borrowing materials, some students are doing manual work seriously, and some students are doing nothing. Seeing this, I did it again!

Now it's time to "count down" the project. I quickly wrote down my motto in the middle of the back: success comes from diligence, and self-confidence is the magic weapon of victory!

Finally, I punched a small hole in the little girl's hat that I posted at the beginning, and then put a red silk thread in it, and a beautiful little bookmark was made! Do you know anything about bookmarks?

Bookmarks are not only easy to read, but also protect books!