冀教版英语三年级下册基本功训练听力材料

冀教版英语三年级下册基本功训练听力材料
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篇1
Hi, my name is Emily and I'm in third grade. Today I want to tell you all about my summer vacation! Are you ready? Here we go!
This summer was the best ever. It started off with my birthday on June 21st. I turned 9 years old! My parents threw me a big party and invited all my friends from school. We had cake and ice cream and played lots of fun games in the backyard like musical chairs and pin the tail on the donkey. I got some really cool presents too - a new art set with colored pencils and paints, a super soft stuffed animal puppy, and best of all, a brand new bicycle! It's bright pink with tassels on the handlebars. I love riding it around the neighborhood.
A few days after my birthday, my family went on a big trip. We drove for many hours until we reached the beach! I had never seen the ocean before. It was huge, like a giant lake that went on forever. The waves crashed against the shore and the salty air smelled so refreshing. We stayed in a fun little beach
house just steps from the sand. Every morning I would run outside to look for seashells and build sandcastles. My little brother and I had competitions to see who could make the tallest one before the tide came in. In the afternoons, we would splash around in the warm ocean water. I could spend hours just riding the waves and looking for little fish and crabs in the shallow areas. My favorite part though was the evenings when we would light a bonfire right on the beach! We roasted marshmallows and my dad would tell us silly stories and jokes around the crackling fire. I wish I could have stayed at the beach all summer.
After a week of fun in the sun, we had to pack up and head back home. But the adventures didn't stop there! My parents had signed me up for a summer day camp that focused on nature and the outdoors. We went on hikes, learned about different plants and animals, and did lots of crafts with things we found in nature like leaves, pinecones, and rocks. One of the highlights was when we all got to go canoeing on a nearby lake. I was a little nervous at first, but our counselors taught us everything we needed to know and it ended up being so peaceful and relaxing. Just gliding across the glassy water surrounded by towering trees and watching fish swim underneath the canoe was amazing.
As summer started coming to an end, there was one more very exciting event. My aunt got married! The wedding was held in a beautiful garden full of blossoming flowers. I was the flower girl so I got to wear an adorable white dress with a colorful flower crown on my head. I carefully walked down the aisle sprinkling rose petals along the way before the bride came out. She looked like a princess in her big poofy white gown. After the ceremony, there was a fun reception with music, dancing, and the most incredible cake I've ever seen! It was four tiers tall and had decorative flowers and intricate piping all over it. My aunt and new uncle looked so happy and in love. Getting to be a part of their special day was the perfect way to wrap up my summer before heading back to school.
Those are the highlights of my summer - a birthday party, beach trip, nature camp, and a beautiful wedding. I made so many wonderful memories that I'll never forget. I'm feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the new school year with energy! I can't wait to see what third grade has in store. Thanks for listening!
篇2
My Weekend Adventure
Hi everyone! My name is Timmy and I want to tell you about my exciting weekend adventure. Last Saturday, the weather was sunny and perfect for outdoor fun. I decided to go on a little journey with my family to explore the beautiful nature around our town.
We woke up early in the morning and packed some sandwiches and drinks for our trip. Dad grabbed his camera to capture the amazing moments, while Mom made sure we had everything we needed. I was so excited because we were going to visit a big park called Green Meadows.
As we arrived at the park, I could hear birds chirping and see colorful flowers blooming everywhere. The air was fresh, and I took a deep breath, feeling the breeze on my face. We started walking along a winding path, surrounded by tall trees and lush green grass. I could see butterflies dancing in the air, and their colorful wings made me smile.
We came across a small pond with ducks swimming gracefully. I stood there, watching them quacking and splashing in the water. Dad took a picture of the ducks, and I pretended to be a duck, waddling like them. We all giggled and had a great time.
After a while, we reached a big hill. I looked up and thought, "Wow, it's so high!" I was determined to climb it, so I started hiking up with Mom and Dad following closely behind. It was a bit tiring, but I kept going, and soon enough, we reached the top.
The view from the hill was breathtaking! I could see the entire park, with its trees, flowers, and the winding river in the distance. It felt like I was on top of the world. Dad took another photo, and I posed with my arms wide open, like I was embracing all the beauty around me.
We sat down on a cozy blanket and enjoyed our sandwiches. The taste of the food seemed even better in such a peaceful setting. We laughed, shared stories, and enjoyed each other's company. It was a perfect moment that I will never forget.
As the day went on, we explored more of the park. We discovered a playground with swings, slides, and a
merry-go-round. I couldn't resist the temptation and jumped on the swings. I felt like I was flying through the air, reaching for the clouds. Mom and Dad joined in, and we had a swinging competition. It was so much fun!
Finally, it was time to head back home. We walked back to the car, tired but happy. I looked out of the window as we drove
away, feeling grateful for the wonderful day I had spent with my family in the great outdoors.
That's the end of my weekend adventure story. I hope you enjoyed hearing about my fun-filled day at Green Meadows Park. It's important to spend time with loved ones and appreciate the beauty of nature around us. Until next time, bye everyone!
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篇3
Hi there! My name is Lucy and I'm a third-grader at Sunny Elementary School. I want to tell you all about my summer vacation adventures! It was the best summer ever.
It all started when my parents surprised me and my little brother Tommy with tickets to go to Summer Camp up in the mountains. I was so excited! We packed our bags with all our favorite clothes, games, and snacks for the road trip.
The drive up to the camp took forever, but we had fun singing songs and playing I Spy out the window. When we finally arrived, I couldn't believe how beautiful it was! Tall trees, a shimmering lake, and cabins everywhere. Our counselors Jenny and Mike greeted us with big smiles. They seemed really nice.
After getting settled into our cabin, it was time for the fun to begin! Every day was filled with the coolest activities. We went hiking and saw woodpeckers, squirrels, and even a deer! We paddled around the lake in canoes and made tons of new friends. Arts and crafts time was my favorite - I made a potpourri sachet for my mom and painted a rock pet to keep on my nightstand.
The camp had a big outdoor amphitheater where we gathered every evening for skits, talent shows, and storytelling. Tommy isn't usually a performer but he cracked us all up with his funny jokes on stage! We'd roast s'mores and sing silly campfire songs under the twinkling stars. It was magical.
One night, we went on a nighttime nature hike and learned all about bats, owls, and other nocturnal creatures. Our counselor had a special camera that could see heat signatures so we could spot the animals without disturbing them. So cool! Another day, a local beekeeper came and taught us all about honeybees. We even got to try on the beekeeper's suit and sample fresh honey from the hive. Yum!
Before we knew it, our amazing camp experience was over. We packed up our duffel bags full of arts and crafts projects, new friendship bracelets, and incredible memories. The bus ride home felt so short compared to the ride there.
Tommy and I spent the rest of our summer showing our projects to our parents and neighbors, and raving about all the awesome new skills we learned. We can't wait to go back to Camp Wildwood next year! Summers just wouldn't be the same without our annual camp adventures.
Well, that's my big summer story! I've got to go now and start getting ready for the new school year. Third grade is going to be amazing, I just know it. See you later!
篇4
Hi everyone! My name is Lucy and I'm going to tell you all about my exciting summer vacation. Get ready for a fun story!
During the summer break, my family and I went on a big trip. We traveled to a beautiful island called Bali in Indonesia. It was my first time going so far away from home and I was a little nervous at first, but it turned out to be the best vacation ever!
The journey started with a long flight on a huge airplane. I had a window seat so I could see everything outside. The view of the clouds and land from way up high was just amazing! On the plane, we got to watch movies, eat tasty snacks, and there were even games to play.
After many hours of flying across the sky, we finally landed in Bali. As soon as we stepped outside the airport, the warm tropical air hit my face and it felt like a big humid hug. The smells of exotic flowers and the sounds of birds chirping filled the air. I knew right away that Bali was a very special place.
Our hotel was right on the beach, with the softest golden sand you've ever felt. The ocean stretched out as far as I could see, shining bright blue under the hot sun. Tall palm trees swayed gently in the breeze all around the beach. It looked like a postcard picture!
One of my favorite things we did was go snorkeling in the crystal clear water. We got to see so many colorful fish swimming around the coral reefs. I saw a bright blue fish with yellow stripes, an orange fish with big lips, and even a tiny black and white fish that looked like it was wearing a tuxedo suit! The reefs looked like beautiful underwater gardens with plants and creatures of every shade. I felt like I was in a magical underwater world.
Another fun day was when we visited a traditional village deeper in the island's jungles. All the houses were made of wood and had thatched roofs made from dried palm leaves. The friendly locals showed us how they make baskets, carve wooden masks, and cook delicious meals over fires using bamboo poles. I
even got to try pounding some sticky rice the traditional way in a big wooden bowl. It was hard work but really fun!
One of the coolest things we did was watch a traditional Balinese dance show one evening. The dancers were all decked out in amazing costumes with bright colors, masks, headdresses and jewels. Their dances had lots of expressive movements to tell ancient stories. The music was played on unique instruments like metallophones and bamboo flutes. It felt like we had traveled back in time to see an important cultural celebration.
Overall, my trip to Bali was jam-packed with incredible experiences, sights, sounds, and flavors. I collected so many amazing memories that I'll never forget. I can't wait to go back and explore more of the island's beauty one day. If you ever get the chance to visit Bali too, you're in for an adventure for sure! That's my story – thanks for listening, friends!
篇5
A Day at the Zoo
Hello, my name is Lucy and I'm going to tell you about the fun day I had at the zoo last weekend with my family. We woke up early on Saturday morning because the zoo opens at 9 am. My little brother Tommy was so excited, he could hardly eat his
breakfast! After we finished eating, we got into the car and drove to the zoo.
When we arrived, there were lots of people waiting in line to buy tickets. Finally, it was our turn and we went through the entrance gate. The first animals we saw were the elephants. They were huge! The elephant trainer was giving them instructions and they followed along very well. The elephant even used its long trunk to grab some food and put it in its mouth. It was amazing to watch.
Next, we walked over to see the monkeys. They were so funny, swinging from the branches and making silly noises. One cheeky monkey even stuck out his tongue at us! We gave them some monkey snacks from the vendor and they went wild over them, shrieking with delight.
After that, we headed to the big cat area to see the lions and tigers. The tiger was pacing back and forth in its enclosure. Then it stopped, lifted its head and let out a massive roar that made us all jump! The lion, however, was napping lazily in the sun. Its fluffy mane was so beautiful.
For lunch, we had hotdogs and lemonade at the zoo cafe. My dad joked that we were having "hot dogs" while looking at the real dogs in their enclosure. We all laughed at his silly joke.
In the afternoon, we explored the reptile house. There were snakes, lizards and turtles of all shapes and sizes. My favorite was the green tree python. It was slithering around its tree branches, flicking its long forked tongue. So cool! Tommy wasn't a fan though, he was a bit scared of the snakes.
Before we left, we went to the petting zoo area where you can actually touch and feed some of the tamer animals. I got to brush a sweet little pony and give it some food pellets. Tommy loved petting the fluffy sheep. He kept saying "baaaaa" to make them baaa back at him.
We had such an incredible day seeing all the wonderful animals up close. I'll never forget the time we spent at the amazing zoo! I can't wait to go back again soon.
篇6
Hello boys and girls! Today we're going to talk about my favorite subject - animals! I just love learning about all the cool and interesting creatures that live on our planet. Are you ready to hear some fun facts? Let's get started!
First up, let's talk about elephants. These huge animals are the largest land mammals on Earth. An adult elephant can weigh up to 6 tons - that's as heavy as 6 cars! Elephants are so massive,
but they're actually really gentle giants. They use their long trunks to breathe, drink water, and grab food like leaves, grass and fruits. Baby elephants are called calves and they drink their mother's milk with their trunks. How cute is that?
Next, let's learn about penguins. Penguins are flightless birds that live in the coldest places on Earth like Antarctica. They have thick feathers to keep warm and webbed feet that act like flippers to help them swim really fast in the icy cold water. Some penguins can swim over 15 miles per hour! The smallest penguin is the little blue penguin, which is only about 1 foot tall. The emperor penguin is the tallest at almost 4 feet high. Penguins huddle together in big groups to stay warm and protected from the freezing wind.
Now I want to tell you about kangaroos. These hopping marsupials are found mainly in Australia. A marsupial is an animal that carries its babies in a pouch. Baby kangaroos, called joeys, are tiny when they're born and they crawl into their mother's warm pouch to continue growing. Kangaroos have very strong back legs that they use to jump high into the air. The red kangaroo is the largest marsupial and can jump over 25 feet in one leap! Kangaroos also balance themselves with their strong tails.
Do you know what a panda is? Pandas are black and white bears that live in the bamboo forests of China. They have a very special diet - pandas eat nothing but bamboo! An adult panda can eat up to 40 pounds of bamboo every day. Pandas are very good at climbing trees using their strong legs and sharp claws. Baby pandas are tiny, only weighing about 4 ounces when
they're first born. Aren't they just the cutest?
Did you know that dolphins are actually mammals, not fish? It's true - dolphins breathe air just like we do. They're incredibly smart animals that live together in social groups called pods. Dolphins use a special language of clicks and whistles to communicate with each other. They're also very friendly and playful! Dolphins can swim extremely fast and leap high out of the water. The spinner dolphin is famous for its ability to spin through the air as it jumps.
Let's talk about some creepy crawlies now - spiders! There are over 40,000 different species of spiders. Most spiders spin sticky webs to catch insects for food. Spider webs are made of thin strands of silk. The largest spider is the goliath birdeater from South America. Its leg span is as big as a dinner plate! Luckily most spiders are much smaller than that. Some spiders, like jumping spiders, don't spin webs at all. They pounce on their
prey instead. Spiders may look scary but they're actually helpful insects that control pest populations.
These are just a few of my favorite animal facts, but there are so many more amazing creatures to learn about. I hope you found these details interesting and had fun listening! Let me know if you want to hear about other animals in the future. Thanks for being such a great audience!。