Something happened in Tomb-Sweeping Day.

One afternoon in Tomb-Sweeping Day, I just finished my homework and went to play in the yard. I saw a group of lively and lovely tadpoles in the crystal clear pond, which was very pleasing to the eye. I thought, "Why not catch some tadpoles and keep them at home?" I hurried home, picked up the cup and spoon and rushed back to the pond like an arrow. I scooped up the tadpole with a spoon first, and then carefully put the tadpole into the bottle.

I came home excited. My father saw my tadpoles and said, "We don't want to catch tadpoles, because they grow up to be frogs and beneficial insects." If you leave it at home, the tadpole will die. What a pity! " Hearing my father's instruction, I hung my head in shame. So, I did not hesitate to go to the pond with my father to put tadpoles. Under the persuasion of my father, many children put the tadpoles back into the water.

I am so happy to see tadpoles swimming freely in the water!