初二英语下册三单元作文,做家务

初二英语下册三单元作文,做家务
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
Doing Household Chores
Hi friends! Today I want to talk about something that maybe you don't like very much - doing chores at home. I know, I know, it's not fun and games. But you know what? Helping out with housework is really important!
Let me tell you a little story. Last week, my mom was super busy with work. She had a huge project due and was working late every night. My dad was also really busy because he had to go on a business trip. That left me and my little brother at home.
At first, we were excited! No parents telling us to clean our rooms or do our homework. We could play video games all day if we wanted to! But after a couple of days, the house was a total mess. There were clothes and toys everywhere, dirty dishes piling up in the sink, and the trash was overflowing.
My brother and I looked at each other and realized we had to do something. We couldn't just live in this pigsty! So we made a plan to clean up the house before our parents came home.
First up was the living room. We picked up all the toys and put them away neatly in the toy box. Then we vacuumed the carpet to get rid of all the crumbs and dirt. Next, we dusted the shelves and tables. Finally, we fluffed up the couch cushions and arranged the pillows nicely. Phew, the living room looked great!
The kitchen was a bigger challenge. We had to load the dishwasher with all the dirty plates, cups, and utensils. While the dishwasher was running, we wiped down the counters and the stovetop. We even cleaned the microwave, which was really gross inside! Lastly, we took out the trash and put in a new bag.
Our bedrooms were the worst, to be honest. We had clothes and books scattered everywhere! We spent a whole hour putting everything away, making our beds, and organizing our desks. By the time we were done, you could actually see the floor again!
The bathroom was pretty easy. We just had to put away our toothbrushes, clean the sink and mirror, and make sure there were fresh towels.
After all that hard work, we looked around and felt so proud! The house was spotless and smelled amazing. We had done all the chores without any help from our parents.
When Mom and Dad got home, they couldn't believe their eyes. They kept saying how impressed they were and how grown-up we were acting. They even took us out for ice cream as a reward!
From that day on, we've made sure to keep up with the housework. We have a chore chart now, and we take turns doing different tasks. It's not always fun, but it's so much better than living in a messy house. Plus, it feels good to help out and make our parents happy.
So that's my story, friends! I hope it shows you that doing chores isn't just boring work. It's an important way to contribute to your family and take care of your home. It teaches you responsibility and teamwork. And who knows, you might even get a special treat for your hard work!
If you have any fun chore stories of your own, be sure to share them with me. Until next time, happy cleaning!
篇2
Doing Chores at Home
Hey kids! Today I want to talk to you about something we all have to do - chores around the house. I know, I know, chores can be pretty boring and not much fun. But you know what? They're really important!
Chores help keep our homes clean and neat. Can you imagine what would happen if nobody ever did any chores? Our houses would quickly become giant messy piles of clothes, dishes, dust and garbage. Yuck! I don't know about you, but I definitely don't want to live in a place like that.
By doing chores, we make sure our living spaces stay clean and organized. It's so much nicer to live in a tidy home, don't you think? Plus, when we all pitch in, the work gets done faster. Many hands make light work, as they say!
Doing chores also teaches us to be responsible. Our parents and teachers are always telling us to be responsible, right? Well, chores are a great way to practice that. We have to remember to do our assigned tasks without being reminded over and over again. It's a way to show we can handle responsibilities.
Chores even teach us valuable skills for life. Making our beds helps us learn neatness. Washing dishes teaches patience and
attention to detail. Folding laundry develops hand-eye coordination. These are all abilities we'll need when we grow up and have our own homes one day. Pretty cool, huh?
Of course, different families have different chores. In my house, some of the main chores are:
Making beds
Putting away toys and books
Setting and clearing the table
Feeding our dog Buddy
Loading and unloading the dishwasher
Sweeping and vacuuming floors
Taking out the trash and recycling
I have a few regular chores I'm responsible for every week. One thing I really don't like doing is taking out the stinky trash and recycling bins. Phew, they can get smelly! Doing yard work like raking leaves isn't my favorite either. But you know what I don't mind at all? Feeding Buddy! He's so cute and gets super excited when it's time for his meals.
My parents are really good about switching up our chore assignments every few months. That way, nobody gets stuck doing the same chores over and over, which would get boring fast. It's nice to change things up and learn new skills.
Chores do take effort and time, there's no denying that. After a long day at school, the last thing I want to do is come home and do more work! Sometimes I procrastinate and put off my chores until mom or dad has to remind me. Other times I'll hurry through my tasks so I can go out and play sooner.
But you know what? Deep down, I know doing chores is the right thing to do. It's a way to contribute to my family and show them I appreciate all they do for me. Plus, like I said before, it teaches me to be a responsible, capable person. Those are good qualities to have!
My friends and I sometimes complain about having to do chores. But then we'll laugh about whose chores are the most disgusting or annoying. (Taking out the kitty litter definitely wins for most gross!) We'll compare notes on which chores our parents act like are the most important. For my friend Jorge, it's loading the dishwasher just right so nothing gets missed. For me, it's putting away my books and toys so my room stays neat.
At the end of the day though, we all know chores play an important role in keeping our homes clean and running smoothly. When everyone does their part, even kids like us, it allows our families to work like well-oiled machines. The chores get done, and we have more time to relax, play, study and do other fun things together.
So next time your mom or dad asks you to feed the dog, take out the recycling, or do another chore around the house, don't groan and moan too much. Yeah, chores can be a pain sometimes, but they're worth it to have a nice living environment. Plus, you're learning crucial life skills! Who knows, maybe one day you'll look back and be grateful for all those lessons in being responsible and pulling your weight at home. Chores aren't always fun, but they ARE always important. So let's all pitch in and do our part!
篇3
Doing Chores at Home
Hi friends! Today I want to tell you all about the chores I have to do at home. Chores are the little jobs and tasks we have to do to help out our families. My parents say doing chores
builds character and responsibility. I'm not totally sure what that means, but I know it's important to pitch in!
The first chore I have is making my bed every morning. As soon as I wake up, I have to straighten out the sheets and blankets and fluff up my pillows. Mom says an unmade bed looks messy and no one wants to sleep in a messy bed! I kind of agree with her on that one. It's actually pretty satisfying to make my bed all neat and tidy to start the day.
Next up is taking out the trash and recycling. We have three bins in our kitchen - one for regular trash, one for recycling, and one for food scraps that get composted. A few times a week, I go around the house collecting all the bins and take them outside to the big bins on the curb. It's kind of gross having to deal with the smelly trash, but I don't mind too much. Recycling and composting is good for the environment!
Another chore I do is setting and clearing the table for meals.
I get out all the plates, cups, napkins and utensils we need and arrange them nicely on the table before we eat. Then after the meal, I clear away any dishes, wipe down the table, and make sure the kitchen is clean. It's a good habit to clean up after yourself. My parents taught me that from a young age.
I also help out by doing some light laundry tasks like folding towels, washcloths and simple things like socks and shirts. The big stuff like bedsheets and pants, Mom and Dad still do those. But I'm getting more responsibility with laundry as I get older. It's kind of fun to pair up all the stray socks!
On nice days, one of my jobs is to go outside and help in the yard and garden. I'll pull weeds, rake leaves, water plants, or whatever needs doing. Dad says getting some fresh air and light exercise is good for me. I have to agree - it feels good to be out in nature after being cooped up inside all day at school.
Feeding our dog Rufus is another task I have. Rufus gets so excited when it's time for his meals! I measure out his dog food and fresh water into his bowls twice a day. Sometimes I also get to brush him, which he loves. He's such a good pup and part of taking care of a pet is making sure they're fed and groomed.
Lastly, I try to do little things throughout the day to keep our home tidy without being asked. That could be putting my toys and books away when I'm done using them, hanging up my coat and backpack instead of dropping them, or picking up any crumbs or spills I make. It's about having pride in our living space.
Phew, that's a lot of chores! As you can see, I stay pretty busy helping out around the house. It's tiring some days, but I know it's making me a more responsible person. My chores teach me skills like time management, discipline and teamwork. Plus, I'm pitching in and making things easier for my parents which makes me feel good.
At the end of the day, I'm proud to do my part and contribute to our household. It shows I care about my family and home. My parents always make sure to praise me and say thanks when I do my chores without complaining too much. That means a lot!
I know some kids might think chores are boring or too much work. But I don't mind doing my part at all. Maybe it will be different when I'm a moody teenager though? For now, doing chores is just part of my daily routine and I'm building habits that will last a lifetime. Hey, someone has to do it! I'd much rather do chores than have a messy, smelly, disorganized home. No thanks!
Well, that's the scoop on my world of chores and responsibilities. Let me know what you all think! What kinds of chores do you have to do to help out at home? I'm always looking for new tips and ways to be an even better helper.
Thanks for reading, friends! Chore time is calling so I better get going. Talk to you later!
篇4
Doing Chores at Home
Hi there! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I want to tell you all about the chores I do at home to help my family. Doing chores is really important for kids like me. It teaches us responsibility and makes us feel good for pitching in. Plus, it gives my parents a break from doing everything themselves. They work so hard already!
My very favorite chore is feeding our dog Buddy. He's a big golden retriever and just the cutest pup ever. Every morning I get to fill up his bowl with his yummy dry food and fresh water. Buddy gets so excited, wagging his tail and giving me sweet doggy kisses. I make sure to give him a pat on the head too. After he's done eating, I let him out into the backyard to run around and do his business. It's fun playing fetch with him while he's out there!
Another chore I really enjoy is setting the table before meals.
I get to grab the plates, cups, napkins and utensils from the cupboards and put them in their proper spots. I have a special
system so I never forget anything – plates first, then napkins, cups, forks, knives and spoons last. When it's all set up nice and neat, I feel so accomplished. My mom always compliments me on what a great job I did. I beam with pride hearing her kind words.
Doing laundry isn't my absolute favorite chore, but I don't mind it too much. I'm in charge of collecting all the dirty clothes from the hampers in the bedrooms and bathrooms. It's kind of like a scavenger hunt seeing where everyone left their socks, shirts and pants. Then I lug the heavy basket downstairs to the laundry room and load it all into the washing machine. I have to be careful to separate the lights from the darks so nothing gets discolored. Adding the detergent and fabric softener is my least favorite part because those liquids have a really strong smell. Once the washer is going, at least I can watch TV or play until it's time to switch everything to the dryer.
Cleaning my room is a pretty regular duty for me. I'll be honest, I'm not always amazing about keeping it spic and span. Toys, books, art supplies and clothes are always ending up scattered everywhere! But I know it's important to tidy up and give everything a home, at least once a week or so. I make my bed nice and neat with the covers pulled tight. All my stuffed
animals get carefully arranged on the pillows. Any papers or drawings get stacked up on my desk. Dirty laundry goes in the hamper and toys get put away in the toy box or bins. Vacuuming is the final step to get any crumbs, dust or pet hair off the floor. It's so satisfying seeing my clean, fresh room when I'm all done!
Sometimes I even get to help out in the kitchen. My dad is an awesome cook and often lets me be his assistant. I get to measure and mix ingredients for things like pancake batter, cookie dough or muffin mix. He teaches me kitchen safety stuff like using oven mitts for hot dishes. If I'm careful, he'll even let me cut up some fruits or veggies with a plastic knife. I love licking the spoon or beaters when we're done! He always makes the cooking process feel fun rather than like a boring chore.
I definitely don't love doing chores every single second. Sometimes I get annoyed or distracted and start dragging my feet. But deep down, I know pitching in is the right thing to do. It shows I care about my family and want to be a team player at home. Plus, I get awesome practice for all the cleaning, cooking and other responsibilities I'll have when I'm a grown-up someday. My parents are so proud of me for taking my chores seriously and doing my best. And that encouragement makes me want to
keep being a good helper. Doing chores really is an important part of being a kid!
篇5
Doing Chores at Home
Hi there friends! Today I'm going to tell you all about the chores I have to do at home. I know, I know, chores can be really boring and no kid wants to do them. But you gotta do what you gotta do, right?
My parents are always telling me how important it is to pitch in and help out around the house. They say it builds good habits and responsibility. I'm not sure I totally buy that, but I guess doing chores isn't the WORST thing in the world.
One of my main chores is taking out the trash and recycling. We have a few different bins - one for regular trash, one for paper and plastic, and one for glass and metal. It's important to sort it all out properly. Sometimes the recycling bin for paper and plastic gets really full if we've had a lot of packaging from snacks and stuff. Lugging that big bin out to the curb can be a workout!
Another chore I really don't like is washing the dishes. My mom acts like it's no big deal, but there's always so many dishes
to scrub and dry. Especially if we had a meal with lots of pots and pans involved. I definitely put off doing that chore as long as I can! My mom will get annoyed if she sees a bunch of dirty dishes piling up though.
Vacuuming is another chore on my list. We have to vacuum the carpets, rugs, and even the furniture to pick up all the dirt, crumbs, pet hair, and other messes. Pushing that heavy vacuum around can make me tired pretty quickly! Still, I have to admit that I enjoy seeing the clean lines in the carpet when I'm done vacuuming a room.
My dad is really big on keeping a neat and tidy yard, so yard work is another set of chores for me. This includes things like raking up fallen leaves, pulling weeds from the garden, and helping him mow the lawn. Yardwork can be hard physical labor, but at least it's nice to be outdoors when the weather is good.
I also have to make sure I tidy up my own bedroom and keep it organized. I'll be honest, my room doesn't always stay clean for very long! Before I know it, there are clothes on the floor, toys and books scattered around, and it just looks messy again. My mom periodically makes me go through and clean it up.
One chore I actually don't mind too much is folding and putting away laundry. As long as somebody else does the
washing and drying part, I think folding clean clothes is kind of zen and satisfying. Matching up all the socks is a little annoying though!
Sometimes I also help out by doing little jobs like bringing out the trash cans to the curb for pickup day, or sweeping up dirt and crumbs from the kitchen floor. Every little bit helps I guess!
Doing chores isn't my favorite way to spend my free time, that's for sure. There's always something more fun I could be doing instead, like playing video games or watching TV. But I know it's important to pull my weight and chip in around the house. It's all part of being a responsible member of the family.
My parents do try to make chores a little easier and more fun whenever they can. Sometimes they'll put on some music to listen to while we tidy up the house together. Other times they'll give me an allowance or reward for getting my chores done without complaining too much. Hey, a little motivation helps!
Overall, I don't love doing chores, but I also don't hate it as much as I used to. It's just something that has to get done to keep our house clean and running smoothly. My parents both work really hard, so it's only fair that I do my small part too.
Plus, I know that doing chores is helping me build important life skills that I'll need when I'm older and have my own place someday. Learning how to clean, do laundry, yard work, and all those types of basic household tasks is important stuff. This way I'll be prepared and self-sufficient when I'm an adult instead of being a total slob!
So while chores will never be my favorite thing, I'm trying to have a good attitude about it. I'll keep pitching in and doing my share of the work at home. Who knows, maybe one day I'll actually enjoy some of those chores! But let's not get too crazy here. I'm still a kid, after all! I'll take video games over vacuuming any day!
篇6
Doing Chores at Home
Oh man, chores are the worst, am I right? Whenever my mom or dad asks me to do housework, I just want to roll my eyes and complain. But I know I have to do my part around the house, even if I don't like it. It's only fair since they work hard all day and then come home and make dinner for us. The least I can do is keep my room clean and help out a little bit!
My main chores are cleaning my room, taking out the trash, and doing the dishes after dinner. I'm also supposed to clean the bathroom every weekend, but I'll be honest - I try to get out of that one as much as I can! Cleaning toilets is just so gross. My parents are always reminding me, but I drag my feet on it. I should really listen better.
Cleaning my room is probably my biggest job. I'll admit, I can be a bit of a slob. Clothes get thrown everywhere, my bookbag ends up on the floor, and I tend to leave cups and plates in there. By the end of the week, it's a total pigsty! I have a bad habit of just pushing everything into the corners to make it look clean when my mom says she's going to inspect. But she's not fooled - she can always tell I just shoved it all under the bed or stuffed it in the closet. She makes me redo it the right way.
Taking out the trash is probably the easiest chore I have. We have a few bins around the house that I just have to take out to the curb on trash day. It's kind of gross dealing with the smelly garbage, but it only takes a few minutes. I just have to remember to do it before I go to school, because if I forget, my dad gets really mad that the trash trucks came and went without us putting it out. He says I need to be more responsible about it. I'm working on that.
Doing the dishes is maybe my least favorite chore. We have a dishwasher, so it's not like I have to wash them all by hand. But I still have to scrape the plates, load everything into the racks, add the soap, and then unload it all when it's done. It just takes forever! My sister usually dries while I load and unload. I get so bored standing there putting dishes away. Sometimes I try to rush through it and end up dropping plates or glasses and making an even bigger mess. My parents get really mad about that.
I think the worst part about chores is that I have to do them when I'd way rather be playing video games or hanging out with my friends. Isn't that what being a kid is all about - having fun?! It's not fair that I have responsibilities around the house. But I know that's just the way it is. My parents had chores when they were kids, and I'm sure their parents made them do chores too when they were growing up. It's all part of learning how to keep a house clean and pitched in as part of the family.
My friends all have to do chores at their houses too. We like to complain about it together - it makes us feel a little better to know we're all suffering through taking out trash and making our beds and all that. Maybe one day when I'm older and have my own house, I'll actually be grateful that my parents made me do
chores. It'll help me know how to keep my place clean and not be a total slob. And I definitely want my own kids to do chores when I'm a parent!
For now, I'll just have to keep plugging away at my weekly jobs. My mom is always saying "Many hands make light work," which basically means that if we all pitch in a little, it's not so bad.
I guess she's right. My mess and my chores aren't that huge of a deal if I just stay on top of it. I should probably complain a little less and just get it done.
Doing chores teaches me important lessons about being responsible and pulling my weight around the house. I'm learning skills about cleaning and keeping an orderly space that will help me out when I'm older. And it feels good to check things off my list and see the end result when I've done my jobs for the week. A clean, tidy house looks and smells so much nicer! It gives me a sense of accomplishment.
So as much as I might whine and moan about having to do chores, I know it's essential. It's part of being a member of a family and a household. We all have to contribute and do our part. Maybe I'll never love taking out the garbage or washing dishes. But I'm getting better about just doing it without complaining too much. After all, my parents ask me to do way
less than they do for our family! The least I can do is follow through on my little list of jobs. Chores aren't fun, but they've got to get done. I'm learning that responsibilities aren't all fun and games - and that's okay. It'll make me an even more capable person as I get older. Chores, here I come!。