My kid's school entrance ceremony!

Six years ago, my daughter had her elementary school entrance ceremony. After the ceremony, all the parents went into the children's classroom and met the homeroom teacher. The children were so quiet, all full of nervous tension. And then She told them cute and funny to just relax. Thanks to her, all the parents laughed. I liked the teacher's attitude so much. She told us that she would do her best to help the children have a happy school life. My daughter liked school so much because she has met close friends of the neighborhood in her class.This year she graduated from elementary school and she was going to middle school. But her entrance ceremony delayed several times for the serious Corona situation. In the end, instead of going to school, now she has been studying with Online lectures. I hope her to enjoy her school life soon like as usual.

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