Writing essay "Dancing Kites"

Kites have a long history and culture in China. The first kite in China was made of wood, but it broke after flying for less than a day. Since then, people have been improving kites. By the flourishing and prosperous Tang Dynasty, kites got the attention of people. In the future, many people used kites to convey messages and express their inner feelings.

Anciently, kites were called paper kites, and paper kites were loved by ancient children. ''The grass grows and the warblers fly in February, the willow on the embankment is drunk with spring smoke. Children return early from school, busy taking advantage of the east wind to fly paper kites.'' This poem fully expresses the ancient children's love for kites

When there are ancient times, there are modern times, and people nowadays are also fond of kites.

A Kite Making

Today in science class, we suddenly received the good news that the school was going to hold a kite-flying contest, but the requirement was that it had to be a kite that we made ourselves. At the same time, the classroom cheered. However, some were happy and some were sad. Some of them were frowning and imagining how to make a kite. But I didn't think so, thinking:It's just a kite! For me Zhang Fei ate bean sprouts - a piece of cake.

Easier said than done, back home I was in trouble, where to find materials? I had no choice but to go out and look for materials. First of all, I'm looking for bamboo strips to make the skeleton, but obviously I can't find any, so I have no choice but to use thin bamboo poles instead. Then it was time to look for cloth, what kind of cloth to use? I had a bright idea, why don't we find the advertising cloths that can be found everywhere instead? In the end, I was left with some small bits and pieces. These things can be bought at the store, so I have all the materials I need. Now it's time to make the kite.

1. Wet the bamboo strips with water, light the candle, and use the fire to fix the arc of the bamboo strips in a certain position. Oops, oops! The bamboo strip folded. No choice but to re-fix the bamboo. Must be careful, success.

2. Tie the bamboo strips together and fix them to form a butterfly.

3. Sew the cloth onto the skeleton.

4. Tie the small tail.

5. Tie on the kite string, no good, it's off, move it up, move it down a little more.

Finally, my "four-unlike" kite was born.