Food: Taking the twins to kindergarten to be chefs

Chapter 205: Being a father is not easy, but you have to do it and cherish it
The bright moon is like a bow, quietly illuminating the night of the city, casting a layer of silver-white soft light on this noisy place.

In this quiet and beautiful night, even though Huang Jun had finished the complicated housework at home, he still had no time to spare.

The reason.

He still has to worry about the handicrafts for his two precious daughters...

"Qingqing, Weiwei, why did you two little guys start making lanterns by yourself without waiting for daddy to come with you?" Huang Jun couldn't help but show a look of surprise when he saw that the two babies were already enthusiastically involved in making lanterns. , a faint feeling of guilt also surged in his heart.

The two little guys are so sensible, which makes him feel distressed!

"Daddy, because... I want to give you a surprise!"

Qingqing raised her head and looked at Huang Jun, her eyes flashing with joy, and then she pouted her little mouth again and looked at Huang Jun with aggrieved expression: "But it's really difficult to do, daddy, why are you holding the lantern?" How complicated would it be to make?”

Just now, when she saw that her father was busy, she wanted to take on the responsibility of her sister and lead her sister to make lanterns together to give her father a surprise.

But what can be done...

therefore.

The final result is... Eyes: I understand; Brain: I almost understand; Hands: I can't do it!

After Weiwei tried a few times, she put down the materials in her hands with some frustration and looked at Huang Jun, hoping to get his help.

"Papa, why doesn't Teacher Yang let us draw lanterns? That would definitely be a lot easier." Weiwei suddenly had an idea and asked such a question.

Even if you follow the relevant teaching videos on your mobile phone.

"Yes, yes, it is really difficult to make a lantern! These materials are not obedient at all. They don't obey the instructions of my little hands at all. They keep moving around and I can't even move them well..."

Kindergarten teachers assigned a parent-child assignment to the children: parents and children were asked to use existing materials at home to make a lantern together.

But for Huang Jun, who is both a father and a mother, it is really a hassle!
Not to mention that he had to help prepare two lanterns, which was simply adding to the expense!

Hey!
All I can say is...it's not easy being a dad, but you have to do it and cherish it!

Someone else’s handiwork might be Fei’s mother.

The reason why I am busy making lanterns tonight is because the Mid-Autumn Festival is coming soon.

She was still young and didn't understand how to make lanterns at all.

That's right.

In short.

She had tried to build it carefully, but the lantern frame was always wobbly and could not stand up stably.

The paper and ribbons in her hands seemed to be against her, and they were tangled together in a mess, unable to form at all.

Weiwei also frowned and looked at the lantern skeleton in her hand with confusion.

So much so that she was now like a deflated rubber ball, slumped listlessly on the carpet, and complained incomprehensibly: "Why does Teacher Yang assign such a difficult homework? Children can't do such a difficult homework at all." …”

Facing the complaints from his two precious daughters, Huang Jun could only smile bitterly.

Have no idea!

This was originally an interesting activity to enhance parent-child relationship, but for Huang Jun and the two little guys, it turned out to be quite a challenge.

This is homework assigned by the kindergarten, and he cannot change it without authorization!

We can only cooperate with the teachers’ work!
Fortunately, Huang Jun was very good at dealing with the two precious girls. He gently put the hair hanging from the temples behind the ears of the two precious girls, smiled and comforted: "Qingqing, Weiwei, don't be discouraged. Teacher Yang arranged this This assignment is intended to exercise your hands-on skills and creativity. Although drawing a lantern may be easier, making a lantern by hand will allow you to learn more, such as how to cut, paste, and build, which are all valuable skills. ”

The two little guys nodded in understanding.

Qingqing blinked her big eyes and asked curiously: "Well, we have made the lanterns. Can we hang them at home during the Mid-Autumn Festival?"

Huang Jun said with a smile: "This lantern is going to the school to decorate the classroom so that other children can appreciate your work."

"Oh!"

Qingqing nodded, suddenly thought of something, and then asked: "Well, Daddy, please help us make it better and make it look better! If we don't make it good-looking, will other children not like the lanterns we make? ? Will Teacher Yang and the others also not like the lanterns we made? "

She was afraid of being too ugly and being laughed at by the children, and also afraid of being disliked by the teachers.

Huang Jun felt her low mood, patted Qingqing's head gently, and comforted: "Don't worry, Qingqing, dad will try his best to help you do a good job together. As long as we work hard, every lantern will be Everything is unique and deserves to be appreciated. Moreover, other children and Teacher Yang will definitely like it when they see the works we have made with such care.”

"Really?" Qingqing looked at her father dubiously.

"Of course it's true." Huang Jun affirmed with a smile: "Moreover, you can also share the process of making lanterns with other children in school. This will not only enhance friendship, but also enjoy the fun and joy of each other's crafts. A sense of accomplishment, I believe you will gain more happiness because of this lantern.”

Qingqing and Weiwei's eyes suddenly lit up after hearing their father's words.

They thought about sharing the experience of making lanterns with friends such as Yuanyuan and Tiantian in the kindergarten, and their hearts were full of expectations.

Weiwei urged: "Daddy, let's do it quickly..."

"Good good..."

Huang Jun smiled and sat down between Qingqing and Weiwei. They watched the teaching video together and followed along while learning.

Fortunately, he is quite talented in handicrafts, and he quickly mastered the basic skills of making lanterns.

Then we entered the practical stage...

He first selected a few chopsticks of moderate length and thickness, and carefully glued them together with a glue gun to form the bottom frame of the lantern. The hot glue sprayed from the glue gun made a slight "sizzling" sound and instantly bonded the chopsticks tightly.

With the bottom frame completed, Huang Jun began to build the side walls of the lantern.

He glued the chopsticks to the bottom frame one by one, constantly adjusting the angle and position to ensure that each chopstick was straight and strong.

Qingqing saw that her father was busy all the time and had no intention of letting them participate at all. She couldn't help but remind her: "Dad, you can't do all the work by yourself. Teacher Yang said that this is parent-child homework. , parents and children need to participate together!”

Weiwei, who was squatting aside, quickly nodded in agreement, blinked her big bright eyes, and said eagerly: "Daddy, I want to play too!"

Huang Jun put down the glue gun in his hand with a smile and nodded: "Okay, dad knows. Qingqing and Weiwei will naturally be involved, but Qingqing and Weiwei, dad wants to tell you that the glue gun is a bit dangerous. You You can't touch it. Dad has to do this. You can help him draw the lantern noodles, okay?"

"it is good!"

Qingqing and Weiwei responded happily.

Although they think using a glue gun to stick chopsticks looks interesting, since their father said no, they are obedient. Anyway, as long as they can participate and complete this parent-child homework with their father, no matter what they do, they will be happy.

So...

During the subsequent production process, Qingqing and Weiwei became Huang Jun's powerful assistants.

They excitedly picked up the colored pens and prepared to show off their skills on the lantern paper.

But facing the blank lantern paper, the two little guys had a problem.

Because they have not been exposed to painting for a long time, they usually only draw some simple patterns in kindergarten, such as watermelons, leather balls, etc.

Now they were suddenly asked to draw decorative patterns for lanterns, and they really didn't know how to start.

So, if you don’t understand, just ask.

The two little guys looked at Huang Jun, their eyes full of desire for help, and asked: "Daddy, what should we draw on it?"

Huang Jun smiled and asked in a guiding light: "What is there for the Mid-Autumn Festival?"

Qingqing and Weiwei blinked and thought for a while, and answered almost in unison: "There is the moon, there is Chang'e, there is the Jade Rabbit..."

Because the kindergarten has a Mid-Autumn theme this week, the teacher told the children a lot of stories about the Mid-Autumn Festival, so the two little ones remembered a lot of objects and scenes related to the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Huang Jun nodded in approval and said: "Very good, my baby's memory is great. You have remembered this. Then you can draw the moon. You can draw a round moon, a crescent moon, or a Chang'e and Jade Rabbit on the moon are both fine."

Hearing this, the two little guys' eyes lit up.

I started thinking seriously about what kind of moon to draw and how to match the colors.

After a while, they picked up the colored pens and started drawing on the lantern paper.

Although the moon and jade rabbit painted are not perfect, every stroke is full of their creativity and imagination.

"Awesome..."

Huang Jun doesn't care how well the two babies draw, he just needs to focus on the word "praising".

"Hee hee~"

Qingqing and Weiwei smiled happily after hearing the praise.

The next paper-pasting work was naturally carried out by Huang Jun.

Under Huang Jun's skillful hands, the lantern surface gradually fit onto the frame, and the entire lantern began to look like it should.

Although the patterns on the colored paper can be seen from a distance but not up close, they appear particularly bright against the light, adding a bit of aura to the lanterns.

Finally, two ancient style lanterns were completed.

Finally, Huang Jun even wrote an inscription next to the paintings of Qingqing and Weiwei, which added a simple charm to the whole lantern.

"Okay, it's done!" Huang Jun held up two ancient lanterns, handed them to Qingqing and Weiwei, and asked with a smile: "Qingqing, Weiwei, what do you think?"

"It looks good!" Qingqing and Weiwei's eyes lit up, and they excitedly walked around the lantern: "It looks even better than what Teacher Yang made!"

"Really? That dad is so happy!" Huang Jun looked at the happy expressions of his two precious daughters and listened to their praises, and his heart was filled with joy.

"Papa, we don't want to take it to Teacher Yang anymore. I like this lantern so much!" Qingqing and Weiwei said fondly, holding the lantern.

"Why?" Huang Jun asked puzzledly.

"We want to hang them at home on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, so that the home will have a more festive atmosphere!" Qingqing and Weiwei's eyes shone with anticipation. They felt that their father made these two ancient lanterns together with them. It’s of great significance!
They just can't bear it!
"If you take it and hand in your homework, you can get it back!"

Huang Jun responded with a dumbfounded response, and then added: "Don't worry, Daddy promises you that after the event is over, I will ask Teacher Yang to help you get these two ancient lanterns back, ensuring that our lanterns can be hung on the Mid-Autumn Festival. Home, okay?”

"That's great! Thank you, Daddy~"

Qingqing and Weiwei jumped up happily, and they circled around the lantern a few more times, as if they had seen the beautiful scene of the lanterns hanging at home on the Mid-Autumn Festival, lighting up the entire house.

"It's getting late. Let's go wash up together and then go to bed early. We have to go to school tomorrow!" Huang Jun looked at the night outside the window and couldn't help but remind him.

"All right!"

Qingqing and Weiwei nodded obediently, helped clean up the living room together, then washed up and went to bed.

(End of this chapter)