Kenny's Adventure Kenny's Adventure
One year on New Year's Day, the daughter's kindergarten teacher left an assignment to buy a New Year's decoration, and also let the child buy it with cash and take photos with the stall owner. That time, the child's father took the child with him, and the homework was completed relatively smoothly. But listen to the child's father came back to tell the helplessness of the stall owner, the weekend two days do not know why, many with children with a hundred pieces to buy New Year decorations, buy things are only a few dollars, but also to find change for the child, but also to take pictures with the child, things did not sell much, the merchants in the market are because of looking for change greetings over and over again.
While mobile payment brings convenience to our lives, it also makes a new generation of children gradually forget what money looks like. But whenever I have the opportunity to let my child go out shopping alone, I am still willing to let her use cash, even if electronic payment is convenient, we must remember the appearance of our country's legal tender.
Kenny was going on an adventure. Where was he going? He was going to the grocery store!
Kenny is going on an adventure. Where is he going? He was planning to go to the grocery store.
He was going to get some groveries, all my himself.
He was going to go grocery shopping, and yes, he went by himself.
Kenny's mom gave him a list and some money. "You need to get bread, mild and butter," she told him. "And be sure to use the crosswalk and to look both ways when crossing the street."
Kenny's mom gave him a checklist and some money. "You're going to buy some bread, milk and butter and come back." His mother repeatedly told him to "cross the street by crossing the street and make sure that both sides are safe to go through." ”
Kenny walked to the crosswalk. He looked both ways carefully. Then, he looked again, just to be sure there were no cars coming. Finally, he crossed the street and went into the store.
Kenny walked the crosswalk. He looked cautiously left and right. Then he looked again, making sure there were no cars on either side, and finally he carefully crossed the road to the shop.
Kenny gave the grocery list to the clerk. "I want bread, mild and butter," he told the clerk. "Here is the money."
Kenny handed the shopping list to the clerk: "I want to buy some bread, milk and butter." He also handed the clerk some money: "This is the money to buy things." ”
The clerk put the things in a bag and handed it to Kenny, with some change. Kenny was excited!
The clerk put what Kenny needed to buy in a bag and handed him some change. Kenny was pleased.
He walked back safely and made his way home. He had had a wonderful adventure!
Definitely back home safely in the end. It was a wonderful adventure.