My favorite traditional game composition is 600 words.

This morning, I yawned and slowly "floated" on the balcony, taking a few breaths of fresh air. At this time, the scenery on the balcony can't help but brighten my eyes-all covered with a thick layer of snow. "Hachoo" I wiped my nose and shouted happily, "It's snowing." I put on my hat, gloves, rain boots and scarf. Armed to the teeth, I rushed to the door without saying hello and jumped downstairs on the grass like a rabbit.

I first knead the snow into a hard little ice hockey, and then I roll it slowly on the snow. At first, I need to squat down and carefully roll the little ice hockey forward bit by bit. Soon, I had to bite my teeth with all my strength to push the "little ice hockey". At this time, the "little ice hockey" is as high as my waist. I stopped breathing. After my unremitting efforts, I finally finished the snowman's body. Next, it's time to be the head of the snowman.

I thought it was easy to make a snowman's head, but when I snowballed, the real trouble came: how can I get the snowball on the snowman? I rolled the snowball to the snowman and tried to lift it with my hands, but it was too fragile. As soon as I lifted the snowball a little, it was broken by my "dragon claw hand", so I had to roll another one. Having learned from my last failure, I am extra careful this time. God has a reward. I finally connected the snowman's head with his body. I quickly grabbed a handful of snow from the ground to fix the snowman's head.

Finally, I finished the snowman's body and head, and then there is no doubt that the last and most important work-beautification. I couldn't wait to take out the marbles I had already prepared, and took out two marbles embedded in the snowman's face as eyes. Later, I found a small piece of dead wood and many green grass roots on the grass. I processed them into snowman's nose and mouth respectively. Finally, I put snow on the snowman bit by bit, and the snowman's arm was born. Finally, after all this, a living snowman appeared in front of me. I happily went upstairs and took the camera to turn the snowman inside out, up and down, back and forth.