1. Diary of helping the teacher peel peanuts

Yesterday, my grandma bought some peanuts that needed to be shelled. When she saw that I didn’t want to do it, she used a temptation trick and said : "Let's compete!" "What's in it for me?" I asked like a businessman. He said in a leisurely manner: "If you win, I will give you 10 yuan." This made me happy, but my grandma said again: "If I win, you will have to do housework for a week!" No problem!" I agreed readily.

Grandma took out a bag of peanuts and our game started. Grandma seemed to be very good at it, so she deliberately took a short break. Taking advantage of this opportunity, I hurriedly picked it up, but I only picked up a little bit. . Grandma came to pick it up, and soon she overtook me. Thick beads of sweat kept falling from my head. At this moment, I took advantage of my grandma to wash rice, and quickly put some peanuts from grandma's peanut bowl. After putting it into my bowl, I thought to myself: I will definitely win this time, but the ginger is still spicy - after a while, my grandma took it again and surpassed me. In the end, we both tied, and grandma went to cook with a smile on her face, but my heart felt like I had knocked over the five-flavor bottle - so uncomfortable, so complicated. 2. Composition: I helped my grandma grow peanuts for 600 yuan

As the saying goes: "It is better to plant cotton before Qingming, and to plant beans after Qingming." During the Qingming Festival holiday, I went back to Zhanghe Town with my father. In addition to visiting my great-grandma’s grave, I also helped her plant peanuts.

Early in the morning, I saw grandma and grandpa busy in the vegetable field. Two hours later, the field to be planted with peanuts was leveled and finished by grandpa and grandma. My grandparents took a short break and were preparing to mix seeds and order peanuts. At this time, I, who had been standing by, quickly asked my grandfather for help in ordering peanuts. Grandpa said: "Shishi, just rest aside and watch us order peanuts. Besides, you don't know how to order peanuts!" I thought to myself, the more I said I couldn't do it, the more I had to do something good for grandpa. Grandma, take a look. So I kept pestering my grandpa to help. Grandpa couldn't resist me, so he finally agreed and told me how to get some peanuts. After that, grandpa said: "Shishi, let's start!", I nodded.

Grandpa used a hoe to dig a small hole in the front. I threw the peanuts into the hole in the middle. Grandma carefully covered it with soil with a hoe in the back. After about an hour of this, the peanuts were sown, and I was sweating profusely. I asked my grandma: "After the peanuts are sown, when can we eat new peanuts?" Grandma: "We will be able to eat new peanuts in four months. We have to work hard to eat happily. Shishi was a big help today." I was busy. Asked: "What does it mean to work hard and eat happily?" Grandma said: "You work hard and you get a harvest. Although it is hard when you work, it is a happy thing to taste your own fruits when you harvest." I deeply understand what grandma said.

3. How to write a 300-word essay about grandma growing peanuts? Please tell me. Remember to have 3 natural paragraphs.

It’s May Day holiday, and I’m very happy. When my mother said we were going to help my grandma plant peanuts, I was even more excited.

On the morning of the 1st, my mother and I got up early and prepared to go to my grandma’s house. My aunt took her cousin and cousin to her grandma's house. Mom bought snacks and we arrived soon. I saw that my grandpa had prepared peanuts to plant. My cousins ??and I couldn't wait for grandpa to take us to plant peanuts. We came to the field, grandpa dug a hole with a hoe, and we planted peanuts. Grandpa said to put three peanuts per mile, and the three of us children took turns planting them. We agreed wholeheartedly, and our grandpa and we cooperated very well. As we were planting, there were always a few peanuts jumping out of the pit. We had to squat down, pick them up, and put them back into the pit. And tell them: This is your new home! ''

About an hour later, grandpa had finished planting all the peanut seeds. Looking at the footprints we left and thinking about the peanuts sprouting and growing here, we are so happy!

When we got home, grandpa touched our heads and praised us as good children who love to work. We made an appointment to help grandpa pick peanuts when the peanuts are ripe! 4. I helped my mother pick peanuts. A 300-word essay

Last night, before going to bed, my grandfather said to me: Tomorrow we will go to the countryside to dig peanuts.

When I heard this, I was so excited that I didn’t have a good rest at night. I dreamed about digging peanuts all night. The next day, I followed my grandfather without even eating breakfast. On the way, I thought about digging peanuts in the countryside, and I couldn't help but smile with joy.

When I arrived in the countryside, I waited for my sister to finish breakfast, then took the tools and went to dig peanuts in the field. I saw a green peanut field from a distance. I walked up to it and jumped over happily. As a result, my feet got stuck in the soil and it was difficult to get them out.

It took me a lot of effort to get my feet wet! My sister said: You must take off your shoes in the fields and keep your feet bare, otherwise the shoes will sink into the soil and it will be difficult to get out. Seeing a green peanut leaf, I didn't know how to dig out the peanuts.

My sister said: Digging peanuts is actually not difficult. You just need to hold the roots of the peanuts and pull them out gently. I followed my sister's instructions and gently pulled up the peanuts by the roots. I saw peanuts one by one at the roots.

Only then did I realize that the peanuts we eat are actually roots! Because the weather was too hot, we had to hurriedly pull out a basket of roots and leaves and go home. Back home, my sister and I started to pull the peanuts from their roots. I pulled out a big pile.

When I got home in the evening, my grandma washed the peanuts and brought them to me. I ate the peanuts that I had pulled out, and I felt sweet in my heart. Peanuts can be eaten cooked or raw. They are very nutritious. You can eat more peanuts and your body will become healthier. 5. Composition on Harvesting Peanuts

Summer is here, and the peanuts planted by grandma are ready to be harvested.

So I went to my grandma’s house to help her collect peanuts. That day, my grandma said to me: "Yanyan, you and grandma go to the fields to collect peanuts!" I quickly said: "Okay!" So grandma took me to the fields on her bicycle, and I also rode my own The bicycle followed grandma to the fields. It was very hot in the ground, but luckily my grandma gave me a hat, otherwise I would have turned into a roasted pig. I saw my grandma grabbing the stem of the peanut tree and pulling it out hard. A bunch of big and numerous peanuts came out. I also pulled out the peanuts like my grandma. "Grandma, there are so many peanuts on this tree!" "Grandma, some peanuts won't come out!" Grandma responded to many of my questions with a smile. It was getting dark, so we took the peanuts home on bicycles. We pulled out the peanuts for several days in a row, and finally all the peanuts in the field were pulled out. When we got home, we picked the peanuts one by one, spread them on the cement floor in front of the house, and dried them in the sun. At this time, I saw so many peanuts on the ground, and I was very happy. I picked up the peanuts with a smile, threw them into the sky, and said happily to my grandma: "Grandma, it's raining peanuts!"

Hope Grandma’s peanuts will have a good harvest every year! 6. Write a 600-word essay on helping grandma plant corn.

Grandma’s house has a corn field. Every autumn, there will be a big harvest of corn.

When you look at them from a distance, they stand motionless like soldiers; when you walk into them, you will find that most of the corn stalks have two corn cobs, and the corn cobs are like a group of corn cobs. The little children who were playing hide-and-seek were hiding in the corn leaves, poking their heads out from time to time, as if spying on the children playing.

The corn cobs that don’t grow well are thin, but the corn cobs from my grandma’s house are so thick that I can hold them with both hands. When you peel the corn, you will find that the corn dolls have many clothes, layer after layer. After peeling the corn husks, a golden corn was revealed. The corn kernels were golden, like small pearls.

At this time, grandpa’s face showed the joy of the harvest. 7. 400 words on the topic of touching

Take a look at my sister’s answer, she won the award

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On Sunday morning, I saw Grandma is peeling peanuts and cracking walnuts.

My grandma is 70 years old this year. She sits on a small stool and peels apart the peanuts to see if there are any worms or mold. She takes a closer look at them one by one. She put the big ones into a big plate and the small ones into a small plate. She peeled it easily with her hands, choosing carefully and watching carefully to prevent a single moldy peanut from getting into the plate. After peeling and selecting, wash the peanuts and fry them in a wok with oil. She fried the small peanuts first, and said, "If you mix them together, they will become mushy." Grandma fried them with concentration and joy, her lips opening and closing, as if they were so fragrant that she wanted to eat them too. It will be fried in a while.

Grandma fried the peanuts and smashed the walnuts on the chopping board with a hammer. Grandma hammered hard, her black and white hair fluttering.

I kept looking at my grandma and asked strangely: "Grandma, you can't eat peanuts and walnuts, why do you fry so many peanuts and smash so many walnuts?" Grandma smiled and said, "Your aunt likes peanuts the most. You Mom likes to eat walnuts the most. They are going to travel tomorrow. I will pack some for each of them and let them take it with them."

Usually my aunt and my mother will arrive home at 6 o'clock every night, but today they are all at 7 o'clock. Still not going home. It was almost 8 o'clock when my aunt and mother came back from knocking on the door. Both of them were carrying big bags of things, and I quickly ran over to pick them up. Wow! They are all delicious food, and there is also a pack of steaming buns. My mother said happily: "Finally, I have waited for this cage of steamed buns. Many people queued up to buy them." I asked: "I don't like eating steamed buns. Don't you also like eating steamed buns?" The aunt said: "Grandma likes it the most. It’s time to eat the steamed buns. Mom, come and eat them while they’re hot!”

I saw my grandma eating the hot steamed buns with tears in her eyes; my aunt saw her frying and smashing the peanuts. Walnut kernels also had tears in their eyes. 8. I know how peanuts grow essay

In April this year, my grandma came to my house. I saw her frying peanuts. I asked her: "How do peanuts grow? They grow on trees. , or does it grow in the ground? "Grandma said: "It is grown in the ground. Now you can try to grow one to see how peanuts grow."

So, I I quickly took three peeled peanuts and ran to the balcony. I buried the three peanut kernels in the soil of the flowerpot, watered them well, and hoped that it would bear new peanuts soon. After a week, the peanuts sprouted. I was very happy. I saw something was wrong. Why were there only two of them? Didn't I plant three? I couldn't care less and continued to look at the peanuts I planted.

After some time, the peanut seedlings grew taller and bloomed with small yellow flowers. I was so happy! I wanted to pick them all, but my grandma said: "You can't pick them. If you pick them, there will be no peanut knots. Peanuts are also called peanuts. When the flowers turn into a stem and are inserted into the soil, they become peanuts." After listening to my grandma's words, I He quickly took his hand back and looked at the little yellow flower again.

After a few days, the little yellow flowers fell off, and each little yellow flower sprouted a stem and plunged into the ground. At the end of July, my grandma said: "It's almost time to harvest peanuts now."

After hearing this, I ran to the balcony and pulled out two peanut seedlings. I saw a bunch of peanuts hanging under the stems. There were about eleven or two. I was so happy that I shouted loudly: "Grandma, Grandma! Look, the peanuts I planted have produced a lot of them!" "Really, Changchang can grow peanuts now." I I quickly peeled a peanut and ate it. Well, it was so delicious! "Grandma, you should also try the peanuts I grew."

After grandma tasted it, she praised and said: "Not bad, it's very fragrant!" As a result, I ate the rest in one breath. I feel so happy! I understand that if you want to know more about the things around you, you have to do more and observe more.