First, I remember that the first article that impressed me was Cats Fishing. It is said that a kitten saw farmers planting things in the field and grew many new things, so it buried fish in the ground to grow more fish. It's fun to study. So I was impressed. In addition, I remember that the illustrations in the textbook are like our home, so they are particularly impressive and still fresh in my memory.
Second, small and medium-sized painters in the snow. It snows, and then all kinds of animals walk in the snow, and footprints will form various patterns. I remember it was winter and it was snowing. I'm just sitting in my room reading. I happened to see this lesson, and I was deeply impressed by the patterns of snowflakes in the book.
Third, there are pigs who learned to eat watermelon in the third grade. I remember that was the last lesson in the third grade book. It is said that Pig Bajie picked up a watermelon on his way to fetch the scriptures. He wanted to share it with the master, but he couldn't help eating it all. As a result, on the way back, the Monkey King noticed it and punished Bajie a little. At that time, I felt that this text was different from Journey to the West, so I was very interested and read it several times, which left a deep impression on me.