come and see!
A simple and challenging family game began, and the son and daughter played an unlocking game.
Mix twenty-six closed locks and 26 keys together and put them on the table.
Son and daughter can compare who can insert the correct key in the lock and open the lock in the shortest time.
The game has started, and the daughter will try first. She picked up the key and said b. She started looking for the lock with the letter b written on it, and two minutes later, she finally found difficulty.
She was smiling when she unlocked the inserted key lock. This is the joy of success, but the game is not over yet, she has to continue. She found that matching keys opened more and more locks. When the last lock was opened, she jumped up excitedly.
At the end of the timer, the daughter spent 12 minutes and 28 seconds.
The daughter's game was over, and the mother closed the lock again and broke the lock and key together.
Now is the time for the son to play. The son has obviously summed up his daughter's gaming experience.
He first sorted the locks and keys into different positions, and then wrote letters on all the locks and keys on the table.
In this way, he can quickly find a lock that matches his key. Obviously he is calm and more efficient. The son spent 8 minutes and 58 seconds.
When the son won the game, the daughter did not look so happy.
At this moment, Mom picked up the key, pointed to the letter on the key, and asked what it was? The daughter quickly replied: b, is the letter b, I know, it kept me looking for a long time.
My mother stroked her daughter's hair with a sigh of relief and said: My daughter is awesome. You have learned and got to know it in such a short time. Although it took longer than my brother, but you know and remember this letter, this is more to celebrate.
