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Here's an essay I instructed a second-grade student to write "The Happiest Thing to Do During Winter Break."
The happiest thing about winter vacation is playing chess with dad.
Every day after dinner, dad first cut me an apple, dad said that apples can supplement vitamins, make me healthier, smarter, I eat apples while playing chess with dad. Every time My dad always let me play first, and I always played white chess first because I wasn't interested in black. I always go down to the center first in every move, because the center has a wide field of view, and each move can form a triplet, and can block the opponent. In the third move, I made an equilateral triangle and completed my initial strategic deployment. Dad quickly got off a son, I immediately blocked head-on, just intercepted Dad's company, I only dropped one son, and then formed a triad, and forked a two-company, this one triad dad can block, but this forked diffusion of the dither is crucial to the whole situation, I can use this company to form several triads, and sure enough, after a few steps I formed two tritrels, and Dad conceded defeat.
But Dad was happy and said that I was improving quickly, which was the happiest thing about my winter vacation.
[Comments: The small author grasped the title of "happiness" and wrote the details of chess in detail, specific and vivid, concise and not procrastinating, the language was brief and sharp, smooth and refreshing, as a second-grade small author can write such a line but it is praiseworthy! 】