Moe Academy: Resurrection Battle

However, the unexpected happened, and the normal life was broken. In order to welcome the arrival of Teacher's Day, the children's choir had to train urgently, but my parents had to go to work. What should I do? I volunteered to go by myself because the choir was close to my home, so I walked to the destination alone. When I walked this road, I was not afraid at all because there were busy streets and supermarkets everywhere. After I arrived, I called my mother and reported that I was safe. I was very happy. I succeeded in my first independent "breakthrough"! The basic music class is going to be tested, and the teacher notified me that I have to add classes. Oh my God! How can my parents have time to accompany me! I need to take bus No. 24 to People's Square for class. Helpless, I'd better go by myself! When I walked by myself for the first time, a trace of fear flashed through my heart, and I cheered myself up and encouraged myself. I walked out of the house and walked to the place where the class was. I usually sat alone in the car, humming a little tune and looking at the beautiful scenery outside the window, waiting for the bus to arrive. After I got off the bus, I hurried to the piano store. I reported to my mother that I was safe in the same way. This time, I was particularly proud of myself, and I succeeded in independence again! Such days run through my entire summer vacation life. Now I can come and go freely no matter what extracurricular classes I have to take. Independence has taught me to dare to challenge myself and say goodbye to dependence. Independence is like learning to swim. From the beginning, I have cultivated a strong will and a spirit of self-improvement. I think only in this way can I swim freely in the sea of ​​society when I grow up, and the road ahead will have to go this way. I am independent, I am happy, and I grow up! "Dinglingling..." Class is about to start. The teacher walked into the classroom and asked us a question. I was absent and was discovered by the teacher, "Tao Qianqian!" I stood up suddenly, and my mind was blank. I think, because before, I was like this: every question raised by the teacher, even if I knew the answer, I would not answer, because I have developed dependence since I was a child. As the saying goes: "Depend on your parents at home, rely on your friends outside, and rely on your teachers at school." I am such a person. At home, my mother will get me whatever I want, and I will stretch out my hands for clothes and open my mouth for food. As for studying, I am all confused. If the teacher asked me to answer a question, my deskmate would tell me the answer, and I only had to repeat it once and it would be OK! When I thought of this, a voice rang in my ear, "A riot of colour!" Oh! "A riot of colour!" Because I didn't know what the teacher was asking, so... Shh! It was a false alarm! At home, I was playing with my friends, and suddenly, a button on my clothes fell off. I was about to sew it for my mother, but then I remembered that my mother had gone out. I was unwilling to give up, so I tore off the buttons of several other friends. Later, the teacher organized us to play a game. Each person had a needle and a thread, and they had to take a button that someone had dropped. The loser had to do frog jumps. Start! I threaded the needle and it went through in a short while. But - how to sew? Other "children" have helped their mothers sew clothes, quilts, etc. My mother did everything for me. Hey! I sewed like them, but my hands kept shaking, the thread was like a naughty child, and the buttons were even more disobedient, twisting left and right. Everyone else had sewn up, and I was the only one left, so I had to do frog jumps as punishment. This made me realize a truth: we must learn to be independent. In this way, my academic performance also improved. Independence accompanied me as I grew up, and that's how I grew up!