Bad habits to change over

Little Bear is a smart kid, he is hardworking and gifted, people who are familiar with him praise him as a "prodigy". But he has a bad habit of littering, especially when he is studying, whether he is doing math problems or writing essays, he will use a lot of draft paper, but every time he does not clean up properly, throwing the draft paper everywhere.

His parents and teachers criticized him many times for this bad habit, but he always said, "I do this for the sake of studying, it can't be helped", so he was not punished.

At the end of this semester's final exams, on the day of receiving the results, all the other students were worried about how well they had done, but Bear was the only one who was relaxed because he was confident that he would get a perfect score. He had nothing to do, so he started to do practice problems, one by one, he easily solved the problems, and used more and more draft paper.

When the report card came out, Bear glanced at it and saw that it was a perfect score. He put the report card aside and continued to do the exercises, not even listening to what the teacher was telling him.

After school, Little Bear packed up his things, crumpled up the used draft paper on his desk, threw it into the trash, and was ready to go home to enjoy a pleasant vacation. At that moment, a classmate called out to him and said, "Little Bear, you are throwing garbage again, come and clean it up!"

Bear smiled and said, "Oh, I have to go home, I'll clean up when I come to school next time!"

"Isn't that when the next school term starts?"

Before the words of his classmates could be spoken, Little Bear had long disappeared.

Little Bear went home and told his mom and dad about his perfect score on the test. They were so happy that they planned to take him out to dinner to celebrate.

Little Bear said, "Then let's go to a barbecue!"

So Little Bear and his family went to the barbecue restaurant, just when the barbecue restaurant was having an event where all the students who came to eat barbecue would get one free if they got a perfect score on their final exam.

Mom and Dad couldn't stop smiling: "That's great Little Bear, this is the result of your own hard work."

Bear was so happy and his appetite was much better than usual. He not only ate a lot of roast meat, but also enjoyed sweet ice cream, delicious vegetable salad and exquisite sushi, making his stomach bulge with food.

After he had eaten and drunk enough, Papa Bear called the waiter to pay the bill, and the waiter said, "Please show me your child's report card, and if it's a perfect score, you can waive the fee for one person."

Little bear handed over the report card, the waiter opened it and said with a smile, "Children, you took the wrong oh."

It turned out that the slip in the attendant's hand was Little Bear's draft paper. Little Bear turned his school bag upside down, but couldn't find his report card - alas, where did it go?

I don't think so! Bear thought of a terrible result.

Seeing that Bear was speechless, his mother asked, "What's going on? Why haven't you brought out your report card?"

Little bear stammered, "I probably ...... got the report card and ...... draft paper wrong, and then, threw the report card, as garbage ...... "

So, Papa Cub had to pay all the fees. When he got home, Little Bear was severely criticized by his mom and dad, and his allowance was deducted for three months in order to make him remember this lesson. Through this lesson, Little Bear really realized that the bad habit of throwing things around, if not corrected, might bring him more losses.