“最棒小孩”，该你上场_足球上场为什么带小孩

　　不要因为羡慕别人的生活而对自己所拥有的视而不见，比如亲人和朋友。学会珍惜这些幸福，哪怕是微小的瞬间，你，就会是最棒的那一个。　　On the first day of school, Tiffany"s teacher told the class, "Every one of you will have a turn to be the Terrific Kid of the Day!"
　　All year, Terrific Kids celebrated their special days in special ways, but Tiffany hoped her turn would never come.
　　When Benjy was the Terrific Kid, his Aunt Sarah taught the class how to draw funny cartoon faces. Tiffany didn"t have any aunts who drew cartoons. She didn"t have any aunts at all.
　　When Kenyatta was the Terrific Kid, his twin baby sisters came to school. Tiffany didn"t have baby sisters or brothers to play with the kids in her class. She didn"t have sisters or brothers at all.
　　When Curtis"s turn arrived, he pinned photos of his family and pets on his Terrific Kid bulletin board. His family came to school. Curtis"s mom baked brownies. Curtis"s father was a gardener and gave every child a tiny buttercup1) plant. Curtis"s uncle and grandmother taught the class the Spanish song "De Colores". Tiffany didn"t have a dad who gardened or an uncle or grandmother who sang Spanish songs. She didn"t have a dad or uncle or grandmother at all.
　　After school that day, Tiffany walked to the library for Story Hour. Mrs. Kaplan, the children"s librarian, greeted Tiffany with a bright smile. "Today"s story is about your favorite animal, Tiffany!"
　　A dog story! Tiffany loved dogs, but wasn"t allowed to have pets.
　　"Will you work the puppet while I read the story?" Mrs. Kaplan asked Tiffany.
　　The little black and white dog puppet felt soft and cuddly2). Tiffany"s nimble3) fingers flipped the puppet"s floppy4) black ears while Mrs. Kaplan read the story.
　　After Story Hour, Tiffany waited until 7:00 for her mom to pick her up. Her mother was tired after such a long day at work.
　　"We"ll stop at Tico Tony"s tonight, sweetie," her mother said.
　　"Yum!" Tiffany replied. Tico Tony"s tacos5) were Tiffany"s favorite treats.
　　As Tiffany and her mom reached their building, Mrs. Washington waved from the apartment next door. She liked to be called Granny. Sometimes Tiffany pretended that Mrs. Washington was her real grandmother.
　　"How about a big Tiffany Hug?" called Mrs. Washington.
　　Footsteps danced and echoed through the hall. DeShawn bounced toward them. He lived two apartments down.
　　"Yo, Tiffany! Give me a high five6)!" He tried to slap Tiffany"s hand.
　　"Too slow, down below!" Tiffany laughed. They slapped hands upside down.