2019年精选小学五年级下册英语Module 3 Things around usUnit 1 Signs牛津上海版课后练习二十八
2019年小学五年级下册英语Module3Unit1Shehadeggsandsausages
2019年精选小学五年级下册英语Module 3Unit 1 She had eggs and sausages.夕卜研版拔高训练二十4第1题【单选题】sausage【答案】：B【解析】：【分析】根据sausage 名词含义:香肠可知，图B 符合。
【点评】考查图片匹配。
注意理解单词和图片内容。
4第2题【单选题】She it"s delicious.( )A 、 sayB 、 saidC 、 says【答案】：C图A®于饼干；图C 属于鸡腿。
二者均不符合香肠含义。
故选B 。
【解析】：［分析】她说它很美味，f时第三人称有单数形式。
［点评】股时态的辨别4第3题【单选题】I've got an email from Lingling.A、我有一封玲玲发来的电子邮件。
B、我有一封电子邮件要给玲玲。
【答案】：A【解析】：【分析】英语中有个惯用法“have got”，表示“有"，在用法上它等同于have。
介词from来自……from Lingling从Lingling那来。
所以答案是A。
［点评】考查句子的理解能力。
4第4题【单选题】em IA、ayB、ouC、ai【答案】：C【解析】：【分析】email属于名词,电子邮件含义根据email单词字母组合可知,需要填写ai.故选C。
【点评】考查名词email。
4第5题【单选题】I chA、erB、unC、ow【答案】：B【解析】：【新】lunch属于名词，午餐。
ffiiilunch单词字略合可知，需瞄un。
【点评】尝lunch瞄。
4第6题【单选题】We gave our hamburgers sam.()A>toB、forC、was【答案】：A【解析】：【分析】give.」。
..指把什么给某人［点评］注意介词的固定用法4第7题【单选题】hamburger【答案】：【解析】：【分析】根据hamburger名词含义:汉堡包可知，图C符合。
人教版英语五年级下册第三单元作文范文
人教版英语五年级下册第三单元作文范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Awesome Summer VacationWow, summer vacation was so much fun! I did all kinds of cool things. First of all, my family went on a really fun trip. We decided to go to the beach for a week. Yay!On the first day, we got up super early and put all our stuff in the car - my toys, my brother's games, my parents' books and supplies, and of course our clothes and swimsuits. The drive took forever! I kept asking "Are we there yet?" like a million times. My little brother was being really annoying too, singing silly songs over and over.But when we finally got to the beach, it was amazing! The sun was shining, the sky was bright blue, and the ocean looked so pretty and sparkly. I could smell the salty air and hear the waves crashing on the shore. I ran right down to the water and splashed around. The water was a little cold at first but I got used to it. My brother and I spent hours just playing in the waves and building sandcastles.After playing on the beach, we checked into our hotel. It was really nice - we had a big room with two queen beds, a TV, and even a little kitchen area. The best part was the big balcony with a view of the ocean. We could watch the sunset every night. So pretty!The next few days, we spent pretty much all day at the beach. My brother and I would make sand sculptures, play frisbee, and look for cool seashells. My favorite thing was jumping over the waves and trying not to get knocked down. I'd squeal with laughter everytime I got splashed. We'd take breaks and have picnic lunches on the beach too, with sandwiches, chips, and juiceboxes.In the evenings, we'd go walk along the boardwalk and stop at little souvenir shops. I got a cool t-shirt with a shark on it.We'd also play games like mini golf or go to an arcade. And we went out for seafood dinners a few nights - I had clam strips, which are my favorite!On the last day, I was really sad to leave the beach. We took a final walk on the beach in the morning to soak it all in one last time. I collected some pretty seashells to take home as memories. The drive home felt even longer than before because I didn't want the vacation to end!But as soon as we got home, I was excited because my cousins were coming over a few days later to stay for a week. We were going to have a total blast!My cousin Maria is my same age, and my cousin Juan is just a year older than my brother. As soon as they arrived, we were already having fun playing together. The first evening, we had a big cookout in the backyard. We grilled hamburgers and hotdogs and had a picnic dinner outside. After eating, we played hide and seek and ran around chasing each other until it got dark out.The next day, my parents set up the big inflatable pool in our backyard. We spent most of the day splashing around in the pool, taking breaks to have popsicles. We had a huge water balloon fight too, which was a blast! We all got completely soaked but we didn't care. We just laid out in the sun to dry off after.Another day, we went to a really cool trampoline park. We jumped on all the different trampolines for hours. We even got to jump into a big pit filled with soft foam cubes! I was doing flips and stunts that I can't normally do on the ground. My muscles were pretty sore after but it was worth it.We also went to the movies to see the new animated movie that just came out. We got a huge bucket of popcorn to share,plus candy and sodas. The movie was hilarious - we were cracking up the whole time! After the movie, we stopped for ice cream at my favorite parlor downtown.On their last day, we all went to a water park together. They had awesome water slides, a lazy river, splash areas, and more. We went on this one waterslide like five times in a row because it was so fun. We also played games in the wave pool, seeing who could jump the highest when the waves came. What a rush!By the end of the day at the waterpark, we were exhausted. We pretty much passed out on the drive home. We had such an amazing week but we were all waterlogged and worn out from all the non-stop fun! We gave huge hugs when my cousins had to leave to go back home.Summer break wasn't even over yet, but I had already made so many incredible memories. Between the beach trip and my cousins' visit, it was the best summer ever! I wish it didn't have to end. Those weeks just flew by way too fast. I'm already counting down the days until next summer!篇2My Favorite AnimalDo you have a favorite animal? I do! My favorite animal in the whole wide world is the panda bear. Pandas are just the cutest, fluffiest, most adorable creatures ever. I love everything about them - their black and white fur, their round ears, their sweet little noses, and their big bear hugs! If I could have any pet, I would definitely want a panda.Pandas are pretty amazing animals when you learn about them. First of all, they are bears, but they are quite different from other bears. They are much smaller than big grizzly bears or polar bears. Adult pandas only weigh between 200 to 300 pounds, which is still heavy but not nearly as big as other bear species. Their diet is also really unique - they only eat bamboo! You read that right, these bears just munch on bamboo all day long. I guess they really like eating their vegetables!Pandas live in the mountain forests of central China. Their thick black and white fur helps camouflage or blend in really well with the trees and shadows in the forest. The black markings around their eyes are kind of like sunglasses and help shade their eyes from the bright sun peeking through the trees. Pandas spend pretty much their whole lives up in the mountain bamboo forests, eating lots of bamboo, climbing trees, and playing around.Baby pandas are especially cute and cuddly. They are born very tiny, only weighing around 4 ounces at birth. That's less than a cup of milk! The moms have to take really good care of their babies because they are so small and helpless at first. Baby pandas drink their mom's milk and eventually learn from her how to eat bamboo as they get bigger. After a few months, the baby pandas start to develop their distinctive black and white fur markings.Unfortunately, pandas are an endangered species, which means there are not very many of them left in the wild. Deforestation or cutting down forests is a big threat, as it destroys the bamboo forests that pandas need to live and eat. Poaching or illegal hunting has also been a problem. I sure hope that people can protect these lovable bears so they don't go extinct. Wouldn't it be so sad if there were no more pandas in the world?Zoos all around the world are working hard to help breed pandas in captivity and protect the species. I was lucky enough to go to the zoo last summer and see real live pandas. It was the best day ever! The pandas were lounging around, munching on bamboo, and climbing on trees and rocks. One of the baby pandas was playing and tumbling all over the place. He was justso silly and cute, I couldn't stop giggling watching him. I could have stayed and observed the pandas all day!If I could meet a panda bear in person, I would give it a big hug and tell it how much I love pandas. I would try to speak in little panda bear sounds like "wuf wuf" and see if it understood me. Maybe I could even make a new panda friend! We could wrestle and play together in the grass. Then we could munch on some fresh bamboo shoots for a snack. After that, we could take a nap curled up together in a warm sunny spot. Spending a day as a panda's pal would be a dream come true.I really hope that scientists and conservationists can protect pandas so they never go extinct. Pandas make me smile every time I see their cute faces or watch funny panda videos. The world just wouldn't be the same without these gentle, bamboo-eating bears. If everyone learns about how special pandas are and what threatens their survival, then maybe more people will work to keep pandas around forever. Everyone should put pandas on their list of favorite animals! What's not to love about these adorable, fluffy, black and white bears?篇3My Favorite Outdoor ActivitiesHi there! My name is Emma and I'm going to tell you all about my favorite outdoor activities. I just love being outside and doing fun stuff. It makes me feel free and happy!One of my absolute favorite things to do is ride my bike. I have a really cool purple mountain bike that my parents got me for my 10th birthday. It has a soft squishy seat and hand brakes and it can go super fast. On the weekends, my dad often takes me to this really big park near our house. There are paved trails that wind all through the trees and hills. I race along while dad jogs behind me. We see lots of squirrels and birds and breathe in the fresh air. Sometimes I race against dad and he lets me win! My face gets all red and I'm totally out of breath by the end, but I feel amazing. Bike riding is just the best exercise.Another thing I'm crazy about is swimming! We're so lucky to have a pool in our backyard. As soon as it gets warm enough in the late spring, I'm in that pool every single day after school. I love doing cannonballs and making huge splashes. My dog Buddy tries to jump in after me too - he's not a very good swimmer but it's funny to watch him doggy-paddling around. On hot summer days, I'll spend absolutely hours in the cool water. I've gotten pretty good at swimming underwater too. I can hold my breath for almost a whole minute! Maybe I'll be an Olympicswimmer someday. Well, probably not, but a girl can dream, right?Guess what my third favorite outdoor activity is? Camping! My family goes camping every summer at this awesome campground in the mountains. We pack up our big tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, and everything else we need, then drive for a few hours into the wilderness. I love pitching the tent with my dad - that's one of the hardest parts! Then we gather fallen branches and branches to make a campfire. We roast hot dogs and make s'mores for dinner. The s'mores are my favorite part for sure. There's nothing better than a warm, gooey marshmallow smooshed between two chocolate-y graham crackers! Mmm, my mouth is watering just thinking about it.After we've stuffed ourselves, we'll play fun camping games like flashlight tag and tell spooky stories around the campfire. Once it gets really late, we head into the tent to sleep. I love zipping myself up in my cozy sleeping bag and listening to the night sounds all around us. I hear hoo-ing owls, chirping crickets, and tree branches swaying in the wind. It's all just so peaceful and magical! I always sleep like a log when we're camping.In the morning, my dad makes pancakes and hot chocolate on the camp stove. Then we'll go for a hike and explore theforest. We look for cool stuff like bird nests, animal tracks, interesting plants and rocks. Sometimes we'll come across a little stream where I can go wading. I get my feet and legs all wet but I don't even care! We just bask in the fresh, piney-smelling air and take in the beautiful nature all around us. Those camping trips are some of my absolute favorite childhood memories so far!Well, those are the three outdoor activities I love most - bike riding, swimming, and camping. As you can probably tell, I'm what you might call a "nature nut." I just love the outdoors so much! I feel happiest and most energized when I'm outside getting exercise and fresh air. Indoor activities like watching TV or playing video games are fine once in a while, but they just don't come close to the pure joy and freedom I feel when I'm outside. I hope I've inspired you to get out and enjoy nature's playground too! Thanks for reading about my favorite outdoor adventures. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got to go jump in the pool!篇4My Favorite Season Is SpringYay, spring is finally here! Spring is my most favorite season of the whole year. There are so many fun things about spring that make me super excited. Let me tell you all about it!First of all, the weather in spring is just perfect. Not too hot and not too cold. The temperatures are nice and warm during the days, but still a little cool at night. This "in-between" weather means I can go outside and play a lot without getting too sweaty or having to wear a million layers of clothes. My mom says the spring air is "crisp and refreshing." I'm not totally sure what that means, but I think it sounds nice!Another awesome thing about spring is that all the plants and flowers start blooming again after the winter. Everywhere you look there are pretty colors like pinks, yellows, purples, and more. The trees grow new green leaves and the grass gets very green and lush. My favorite flowers are the pink cherry blossoms. There are lots of cherry blossom trees near my school and they look like clouds of pink cotton candy on the branches! So beautiful. I also love the bright yellow daffodils that pop up in the garden. Spring makes the whole world look vibrant and alive again.With all the plants blooming, that also means lots of bugs and critters come out in the spring too. I have a butterfly bush inmy backyard and it attracts so many pretty butterflies with their colorful wings. I love watching them flit around from flower to flower. There are more bees buzzing around too. My dad says they are very important for pollinating plants, which helps fruits and veggies grow. I try not to bother the bees since I know they can sting, but I do think they're neat little creatures. During spring, birds start singing their sweet melodies again in the mornings to attract mates. Their cheerful chirping is such a happy way to start the day.Of course, my favorite part of spring is that the weather gets warm enough for playing outside a whole lot! During the winter it's too cold and snowy, and during summer it's way too hot and humid. But spring has the best playing weather in my opinion. This means fun games with my friends like jump rope, hopscotch, hula hoop, riding bikes/scooters/skateboards, chasing each other for tag, and doing cartwheels and handstands on the grass. I'm a pretty energetic kid and being cooped up inside during the winter makes me antsy. Spring finally lets me burn off all my extra energy from being inside!Spring also means it's time for fun spring festivals and activities. Every year my family goes to the big Spring Flower Festival downtown. We get to see the most amazing flowers ondisplay, listen to live music, buy fun snacks like cotton candy and lemonade, and more. I always beg my parents to let me enter the Little Miss Flower Princess contest, but they never let me (they say it's kind of silly but I think it would be so fun!). Another thing I look forward to is the annual Easter egg hunt at church. I'm a pretty speedy runner so I'm able to collect a huge haul of eggs filled with candy and coins. Yum!There are also lots of special spring holidays to celebrate like Spring Break, Easter, Earth Day, and more. For Spring Break and Easter, my whole family gets together for a big meal, an Easter egg hunt, and giving baskets with chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, and money. Earth Day at school is neat because we learn all about taking care of the environment and go on a park clean-up field trip. Arbor Day is the special day to plant trees. I got to help plant a new dogwood tree at school last Arbor Day! Spring really does have the most fun holidays.Speaking of school, springtime is my favorite for school too. It's because the school year is winding down and everyone is just done with homework and tests after the long winter. We get to go on way more fun field trips in the spring! Things like hiking at a nature center, visiting a farm or petting zoo, and havingend-of-year picnics. The parents usually sign up to bring snacksand treats too which is the best. The pretty spring weather also means lots of our lessons and activities can be done outside instead of being stuck inside all day. Sometimes we even get to learn outdoors right on the playground! How cool is that?As you can probably tell, I absolutely LOVE spring with my whole heart. From the perfect weather to the vibrant nature scenes to the fun activities and celebrations, spring really is the most wonderful time of the year. In the spring it feels like the whole world is waking up again after a long winter's nap. I have so much energy, excitement, and appreciation for the season of spring. It's nearly impossible to be bored or grumpy! I wish spring could last forever. But I know summer will be here before I know it, bringing its own special joys. But for now, you can find me outside playing, laughing, and twirling around in the spring sunshine!篇5My Favorite Season: SummerSummer is the best season ever! I love everything about it - the warm weather, the school holidays, and all the fun activities to do. Let me tell you why summer is so awesome.First of all, the weather in summer is just perfect. After the cold winter and rainy spring, it feels so good when summer finally arrives. The sun shines brightly in the sky, warming the earth. The temperatures get nice and hot, but not too hot to be uncomfortable. It's warm enough to wear t-shirts and shorts every day. No more bundling up in heavy coats and sweaters! I love being able to go outside without freezing.My favorite thing about summer weather is that it's perfect for swimming! I'm lucky because my family has a swimming pool in our backyard. As soon as summer starts, we open up the pool and I spend hours every day splashing around. The cool water feels so refreshing when it's hot out. I love inviting my friends over and we have crazy pool parties together. We play pool games like Marco Polo and水上篮球(Water Basketball). Sometimes we just float around onPool noodles and rafts, soaking up the sun. After swimming, we lie out on pool chairs and work on our tans. Going to the pool is my number one favorite summer activity.Another great thing about summer is that there's no school! That means I get to sleep in late every morning instead of having to wake up super early for classes. I don't have any homework or tests to worry about for a couple of months. My brain gets a nicevacation too! During the day, I have plenty of free time to do whatever fun activities I want. I don't have to follow a strict schedule like during the school year. Some days I just get to be lazy and relax at home, other days I go on adventures with my friends and family. The possibilities are endless!Since I don't have school, my parents sometimes let me go on trips or to summer camp during the break. A couple of years ago, we went to Disney World in Florida and it was a total blast! We got to go on all the super cool rides and see Mickey Mouse and the other Disney characters. Last summer, I went to sleepaway camp in the mountains for two weeks. At camp, I tried awesome new activities like rock climbing, canoeing, and even riding horses! I made lots of new friends from all around the country. We stayed up late every night telling scary stories and roasting s'mores over the campfire. I had such an incredible time that I'm going back again this year. Summer trips and camps are the best because they're a nice break from my normal routine.There are so many other fun things to do in the summertime too. My friends and I have lemonade stands and try to earn enough money for ice cream or going to the movies. We have epic water balloon fights that leave everyone soaked. We play outdoor games like freeze tag, hide and seek, and ghostbusters(which is like flashlight tag but scarier). In the evenings, we go for bike rides around the neighborhood and watch the sunset. Sometimes my family and I have backyard barbecues and make yummy hamburgers and hot dogs. Or we just hang out on the patio eating popsicles and slurping up ice cold beverages. It's the simple things in life that make summer so special.On holidays like the 4th of July, the whole community gets together for massive celebrations. We watch fireworks displays that light up the night sky in a brilliant burst of colors. The grand finale is always the best part! I stuff myself with festival food like cotton candy, funnel cakes, and snow cones. My town also has carnivals with wild rides, game booths, and live music. Spending time with my community during the summer is really fun.As you can probably tell by now, I absolutely live for the summer months! They go by way too quickly though. Before I know it, it's time to go back to school and get back into my regular routine. I have to get up early, see my friends less, and start doing homework again. No more lounging around in my pajamas all day! At least I have three months of amazing memories to look back on. I cherish every single moment of summer before it's gone.That's why as soon as the last school bell rings, I hit the ground running with summer fun. I go to the pool bright and early, stay outside for as long as possible, and just soak up all the magic of the season. Give me long sunny days, juicy watermelon, and a good book to read. That's my perfect summer day! Summer is the best because I get to spend quality time with family and friends while making tons of special memories. I get to recharge my body and mind after a long, hard year of hitting the books. Yes, summer is 100% my most favorite time of the year and I wish it could last forever!篇6My Favorite BooksHey there, friends! Today I want to tell you all about my favorite books. Reading is so much fun and it lets your imagination run wild. You can travel to magical lands, meet awesome characters, and learn amazing things without even leaving your room!The books I like most are adventure stories. I love reading about brave heroes going on exciting quests and journeys. One of my absolute favorite book series is Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan. Have you read those books? They'reall about a boy named Percy who finds out he's the son of the Greek god Poseidon. So cool, right?In the first book, The Lightning Thief, Percy gets accused of stealing Zeus's lightning bolt. He has to go on this epic quest across America with his friends to find the real lightning thief and clear his name. They have to battle all kinds of crazy monsters and Greek gods along the way. My favorite part is when Percy has to get the pearls from Persephone in the Underworld. The Underworld is soooo creepy but exciting!I also really enjoy the magical world and all the Greek mythology stuff in the books. Riordan makes it all seem so real and action-packed. And the characters are hilarious, especially Percy's friend Grover the satyr. By the end of the series, you feel like they're your friends too.Another great adventure series I've read recently is The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani. It's set in this crazy place called the School for Good and Evil, where kids get trained to be fairytale heroes and villains.In the first book, best friends Sophie and Agatha get kidnapped and taken to the school. But there's a mix-up, and Sophie - who's always dreamed of being a princess - gets put inthe Evil school by mistake! Agatha, who just wants an ordinary life, ends up in the Good school instead. It's so messed up!I loved reading about Sophie struggling as an Evil student learning things like uglification instead of beautification. And poor Agatha has to deal with the intense Good student schedule of animal communication and mogrifying. They both feel so out of place and just want to get back home.The world of the School for Good and Evil is so imaginative and whimsical. You never know what kind of crazy fairytale creature or twist is going to show up next. Like these singing dolphin dudes or a truth-telling squirrel! My favorite character is probably Tedros, the super good-looking but stuck-up prince of the Good school's "royal" clique.Of course, I can't forget to mention the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. I'm sure a ton of you have read those too. They're another set of books that feature such a richly imagined magical world that you can't help but get swept away into it all.I love how Harry, Ron and Hermione's adventures at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry make magic seem so real and normal, but in a super fascinating way. Like they treat magic classes like we treat regular school subjects. Can youimagine actually having to take Potions or Herbology? That would be insane!Harry is such a brave and loyal hero, you can't help rooting for him through all his run-ins with the evil Voldemort and the Death Eaters. The books get pretty dark and intense towards the end too. I remember being on the edge of my seat when Harry has to take on dementors, giant snakes, and all those other creepy creatures. Chilling stuff!I also have a major soft spot for funny books that make me laugh out loud. Like the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series by Jeff Kinney and the Captain Underpants books by Dav Pilkey. They're just so goofy and relatable.In Diary of a Wimpy Kid, the main character Greg is this awkward middle schooler who always ends up in hilariously cringy situations. Like getting stuck inside a recreational center during a big blizzard or hosting a disastrous birthday party. His best friend Rowley is this goofy kid that gets Greg into even more messes. The animated diary-style drawings make the books even funnier.And the Captain Underpants books...where do I even start? They're about these two total prankster best friends who hypnotize their grumpy principal into becoming a goofysuperhero who runs around in just underwear and a cape. How ridiculous is that?! The books are just packed with tons of silly jokes, comic sections, and wacky cartoon drawings. They always have me cracking up.I could honestly go on and on about all the awesome books I've read and loved. But I think you get the idea - reading rocks! Books can take you anywhere and allow you to experience the most amazing adventures, all from the comfort of your own home. Isn't that just the coolest thing ever?In my opinion, the keys to finding books you really enjoy are exploring different genres until you discover your favorites, being open to wacky plots and ideas, and finding characters you can really connect with. And don't be afraid to re-read your favs over and over again - that's half the fun!Speaking of which, I've got a massive stack of books sitting on my nightstand that I can't wait to dive into again this weekend. Happy reading, everybody!。
人教英语五年级下册第三单元作文范文
人教英语五年级下册第三单元作文范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite Season: SpringSpring is definitely my favorite season of the year! After the cold and dreary winter, everything starts coming back to life. The days get longer, the temperatures get warmer, and the world turns green again. It's a season of renewal and rebirth, and I absolutely love it.One of the best things about spring is that school gets out for spring break. I really enjoy having some time off from the normal routine of waking up early, going to classes all day, and then doing homework at night. During the break, I can sleep in a little later, relax, and do whatever fun activities I want without worrying about schoolwork. Sometimes my family takes a little vacation, or we might have relatives come visit us. Either way, it's a nice change of pace.When spring arrives, I love seeing all the changes happening in nature. The trees start growing new green leaves again after being bare all winter. Colorful flowers begin bloomingeverywhere, brightening up gardens and parks. My favorite spring flowers are probably tulips with their vibrant shades of red, yellow, pink and purple. I also enjoy the scent of lilacs when they are in bloom. Even the grass turns green again after being brown all winter, making yards and fields look fresh and alive.One of my favorite springtime activities is going to the park and playing on the swings, slides, and other playground equipment. It's so nice being able to spend time outside without freezing after being cooped up inside all winter. I'll run around playing tag or hide-and-seek with my friends for hours, getting exercise and fresh air. Sometimes we'll have a picnic in the park, eating sandwiches, fruit, and other tasty foods on a blanket in the grass. We make sure to look both ways before kicking or throwing a ball into the street because there are more people out walking, riding bikes, and driving around in the warmer weather.Another exciting spring event is watching baby animals being born on farms or in nature. Every year around this time, we see newborn lambs, calves, chicks, ducklings, and other adorable babies entering the world. They are so cute and fun to watch as they run around clumsily, following their mothers. At our school, we even get to see chicks hatch from eggs in an incubator, andwe learn about their life cycle. Overall, spring is just a season bursting with new life.Something else that signals spring is when it's finally nice enough for the ice cream truck to start coming through our neighborhood again. I love hearing that familiar jingle letting me know the truck is nearby. My friends and I get so excited running out with our money to buy our favorite frozen treats before they melt in the warm air. Chocolate-dipped banana pops, lemon chills, bomb pops, and creamy drumsticks are some of our top choices. I try not to eat too much ice cream though because I don't want a stomachache from having too much sugar.When warmer weather arrives, that also means ditching our heavy winter coats, hats, scarves, and mittens. Instead, we get to wear t-shirts, shorts, sandals, and other light, comfy clothes. No more being weighed down by tons of layers and boots. We can feel the sun on our faces and the gentle breezes on our skin. Just being able to go outside without a jacket is freeing. Spring lets us know that summer is just around the corner.One of my favorite things about spring is the number of fun holidays and celebrations. Of course, there's Easter, when we decorate eggs, go on Easter egg hunts, and eat delicious chocolate bunnies and candies. Cinco de Mayo brings tastyMexican food and drinks. And there's Mother's Day, when we make cards, gifts, and do special things to honor our moms. Many schools and communities also have spring fairs, carnivals, or festivals with rides, games, food vendors, and other fun attractions. I really look forward to these exciting events every year.The spring season just has such a happy, hopeful feeling in the air. Everything seems fresh and new, with plants blooming and animals being born. The weather is perfect - not too hot and not too cold. You can finally spend lots of time outdoors again after being cooped up inside all winter. Between spring break, holidays, ice cream trucks, and dining al fresco, there's just so much energy and life happening during this time of year. I always feel healthier and happier when spring rolls around. While I enjoy all four seasons for different reasons, spring will always be my favorite. It gives me something to look forward to after winter and sets the stage for an amazing summer still to come.篇2My Favorite SeasonEvery season of the year is beautiful and special in its own way. However, if I had to choose my favorite season, it woulddefinitely be summer. Summer is the season of warmth, sunshine, and endless fun. Let me tell you why I love summer so much.First of all, summer means no more school! After a long year of studying hard, doing homework, and taking tests, summer is the time when we can finally relax and enjoy our freedom. During the summer holidays, we don't have to wake up early or worry about being late for class. We can sleep in as late as we want and spend our days however we please.Summer also means spending more time outdoors and engaging in all sorts of fun activities. When the weather is warm and sunny, I love going to the park with my friends. We can play on the swings and slides, have picnics, fly kites, or just run around and burn off all our energy. Sometimes, we even bring a ball and play games like catch or frisbee.Another reason why I love summer is that it's the perfect time for swimming! My family has a membership at the local pool, and we go there almost every day during the summer. I love the feeling of diving into the cool, refreshing water on a hot day. I also enjoy splashing around with my friends and having swimming races or playing water games.Summer is also a great time for family trips and vacations. Last summer, my parents took me and my little brother to thebeach. We had so much fun building sandcastles, collecting seashells, and playing in the waves. We also went on a boat ride and saw some dolphins swimming in the ocean. It was an amazing experience that I will never forget.Summer is also a time for outdoor activities like camping, hiking, and exploring nature. Last summer, my family went on a camping trip in the mountains. We hiked through the forest, roasted marshmallows over a campfire, and slept in a tent under the stars. It was a wonderful way to connect with nature and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.Despite all the fun and excitement, summer can also be a time for relaxation and laziness. On particularly hot days, I sometimes like to just stay indoors and watch movies or read books. It's also a great time to catch up on my favorite TV shows or play video games without the stress of homework or other responsibilities.But overall, the pros of summer far outweigh the cons for me. Summer is a time of freedom, adventure, and endless possibilities. It's a time to create wonderful memories with family and friends, try new things, and simply enjoy being a kid.As the warm days of summer begin to fade and the cooler temperatures of fall set in, I always find myself feeling a little sad.I know that it won't be long before the leaves start to change color, the days become shorter, and the cold winter weather arrives. But then I remind myself that summer will come around again, and I can't wait to experience all the joy and excitement that this wonderful season brings.篇3My Favorite Outdoor ActivitiesHi, my name is Emma and I'm a 5th grader. Today I want to tell you about some of my favorite outdoor activities that I really enjoy doing. Getting outside and being active is so much fun and good for your health too!One of my absolute favorite things to do is go hiking with my family. We're lucky to live near some really nice hiking trails in the woods and mountains. Whenever the weather is nice on the weekends, my parents, little brother and I pack up our backpacks with snacks and water bottles. We drive to the trail head and then start our adventure!I love being out in nature surrounded by tall trees, chirping birds, and little critters scampering about. The fresh air smells so good and clean. As we hike along the dirt path, I look for interesting rocks, pinecones, wildflowers and other cool things toexamine. Sometimes we'll see deer, rabbits or squirrels too which is really neat.My favorite part is when we reach a scenic overlook and can take in an amazing view of the valley or mountains off in the distance. The views are just breathtaking! We sit down, have a little picnic, and take lots of pictures together. My little brother and I will play games like I Spy or go off exploring a bit while my parents rest. After re-energizing, we start heading back down the trail.By the time we get back to the car, I feel so refreshed and accomplished. My body is a little tired from the workout, but in a good way. Hiking is definitely excellent exercise while being fun at the same time. I always sleep really well after a good hike too! I'm so grateful my family loves the outdoors as much as I do.Another outdoor activity I'm really into is cycling. A couple years ago, I got my first real bike with gears and hand brakes instead of just a little kid's bike. It was a big step up! At first, I was a bit wobbly and scared because the bike was bigger and faster. But after practicing a lot, I became a pro cyclist! Well, maybe not a pro, but I can ride quite well now.My dad is awesome and goes on bike rides with me all the time. We have found some nice bike paths and trails near ourneighborhood that are perfect for cycling. Sometimes my mom or friends will join too, but a lot of the time it's just me and my dad. We wear our helmets and cycling gloves, bring water and snacks, and then we're off!I love feeling the wind rush through my hair as I pedal quickly down a path. The faster I go, the more exciting it feels - like I'm flying! Of course, I have to be really careful though and watch out for any rocks, roots or obstacles in my way. Downhill sections are scary but fun if you lean back and go slowly. Then for the uphill parts, I have to switch gears and pedal harder to make it up the inclines.After a good bike ride, I feel such a great sense of freedom and accomplishment. Cycling gets my heart pumping and lets me explore so many cool areas around my town that I wouldn't normally see. It's an excellent workout for my legs too. I'm getting pretty good at changing flat tires and doing minor bike repairs as well when needed. Cycling is physically demanding but so much fun at the same time. I'm really becoming an adventurous cyclist!The last outdoor activity I'll mention is one of my long-time favorites - swimming! Ever since I was a little kid, I've loved being in the water and pools. My parents started giving me swimminglessons at a young age and now I'm a strong swimmer who loves the water.In the summer months, we spend a lot of time at our community pool almost daily. I'll swim laps to build my endurance and strength. I also play pool games like Marco Polo or have diving competitions with my friends off the diving board to see who can make the biggest splash. When I get hot, I cool off by just floating on my back or jumping waves that my friends make. The lifeguards always have to tell us to stop running though because it's slippery!Going to the pool is the best way to beat the summer heat. I feel so refreshed and peaceful when I'm in the water. My parents say swimming is one of the best full-body workouts too because it exercises so many muscles as you propel yourself through the water. It's a great lifelong sport for building endurance and strength. I'm very thankful I learned how to swim at an early age.So those are some of my favorite outdoor activities - hiking, cycling and swimming! I hope you can see why I love them so much. Being outside篇4Title: My Unforgettable Summer VacationIt was the last day of the school year, and I couldn't wait for the summer vacation to begin. I had so many plans in mind, from reading my favorite books to exploring the great outdoors. Little did I know that this summer would be one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life.As soon as the final bell rang, my parents surprised me with a special announcement – we were going on a road trip! I was over the moon with excitement. We decided to visit my grandparents who lived in a small village nestled in the mountains.The journey itself was an adventure. We sang songs, played car games, and stopped at interesting spots along the way. The changing landscapes outside the car window kept me mesmerized – from towering skyscrapers to rolling hills and vast open fields.After what seemed like an eternity, we finally arrived at our destination. My grandparents greeted us with warm hugs and the most delicious homemade cookies I had ever tasted. Their house was like a cozy little haven, surrounded by a beautiful garden and a small stream that gurgled nearby.The next few weeks were filled with endless possibilities. I spent hours exploring the nearby woods, chasing butterflies, andcollecting interesting rocks and leaves. My grandfather taught me how to fish in the stream, and we even caught a few trout for dinner one night. I still remember the feeling of pride and accomplishment when I reeled in my first catch.One of my favorite memories was helping my grandmother in the kitchen. She patiently showed me how to knead dough for fresh bread and taught me the secret recipes for her famous jams and preserves. The aroma of freshly baked goods would fill the entire house, and I couldn't resist sneaking a taste or two.During our stay, we also visited a nearby farm where I got to feed the chickens, collect fresh eggs, and even milk a cow. It was a truly eye-opening experience for a city kid like me. I gained a newfound appreciation for the hard work and dedication it takes to grow and produce our food.One day, my grandfather took me on a hike through the mountains. We packed a picnic lunch and set out on our adventure. The scenery was breathtaking – towering peaks, cascading waterfalls, and vibrant wildflowers dotting the landscape. We even spotted a few deer grazing in a nearby meadow.As we reached the summit, I felt a sense of accomplishment like never before. The view was simply stunning, with rolling hillsand valleys stretching out as far as the eye could see. We sat down, enjoying our picnic lunch while taking in the magnificent panorama.On our way back, we stumbled upon a small stream and decided to cool off by wading in the refreshing waters. It was the perfect way to end our hike, and I felt completely rejuvenated.As the summer days drifted by, I cherished every moment spent with my grandparents. They taught me valuable life lessons about appreciating the simple things, living in harmony with nature, and the importance of family. Their warmth, kindness, and unconditional love left an indelible mark on my heart.All too soon, it篇5Title: A Week in My LifeHi there! My name is Lily, and I'm a 5th grade student at Sunshine Primary School. Today, I'd like to share with you a typical week in my life. Brace yourselves, because it's a wild ride!Monday mornings are always the hardest. My mom has to drag me out of bed, and I stumble around like a zombie until I'vehad my breakfast. On this particular Monday, we had English class first thing in the morning. I love English, but sometimes Mrs. Wang's lessons can be a bit tricky. We were learning about the past continuous tense, and I got a little mixed up with when to use "was" and "were." Thank goodness my best friend Jia helped me out during the break.After English, we had Math. I'm not a huge fan of Math, but I try my best. We were working on long division, and I have to admit, it gave me quite a headache. Luckily, we had P.E. next, which is my favorite subject! We played basketball, and even though I'm not the tallest kid in class, I managed to score a few baskets. Go, Lily!Tuesday is always a busy day for me. We had Science in the morning, and we were learning about the different types of rocks.I found it fascinating how rocks can tell us so much about the Earth's history. In the afternoon, we had Chinese class, and we were practicing our calligraphy. I'm still working on my brush strokes, but I think I'm getting better.Wednesday is my least favorite day because we have a double period of Math in the afternoon. I dread those two hours, but I try to power through it. This week, we were learning about fractions, and let me tell you, it was no walk in the park. I'm justglad I have patient friends who don't mind explaining things to me over and over again.Thursday is a day I look forward to because we have Art class! This week, we were working on still-life drawings. I'm no Picasso, but I had fun trying to capture the shapes and colors of the fruit basket our teacher had set up. Art is a great way for me to relax and let my creativity flow.Friday is the best day of the week because it means the weekend is almost here! We had Music class in the morning, and we were learning a new song. I love singing, even though my voice isn't the best. After Music, we had Chinese Literature, where we read a beautiful poem about nature. I always find it amazing how words can paint such vivid pictures in our minds.Finally篇6Title: My Unforgettable Summer VacationIt was the last day of school, and everyone was bubbling with excitement. Summer vacation was finally here, and we could hardly wait to bid farewell to our classrooms and homework fortwo glorious months. As I walked home that day, my mind was already racing with all the fun activities I had planned.The first week of vacation flew by in a blur. I spent most of my time playing video games and watching TV shows. It was pure bliss not having to wake up early or worry about any schoolwork. However, after a while, I started to feel restless and a little bored. That's when my mom suggested that we go on a family trip to the countryside.At first, I wasn't too thrilled about the idea. I had envisioned spending my summer lounging around at home or hanging out with friends. But mom insisted that it would be a great opportunity for us to bond as a family and experience something new. Reluctantly, I agreed.We set off on a sunny Saturday morning, packing our bags and loading up the car with snacks and games for the long drive ahead. The countryside was a few hours away from our city, and the journey seemed to stretch on forever. But as we left the towering skyscrapers and bustling streets behind, I couldn't help but marvel at the scenery unfolding before my eyes.Rolling hills, lush greenery, and quaint little villages dotted the landscape. It was like stepping into a different world, far removed from the concrete jungle I was used to. I pressed myface against the window, drinking in the sights and sounds of nature.Finally, we arrived at our destination – a cozy little farmstay nestled in the heart of the countryside. The owner, akind-hearted elderly woman named Mrs. Johnson, greeted us warmly and showed us to our rustic yet charming accommodations.The next few days were filled with adventures and new experiences. We helped Mrs. Johnson tend to her vegetable garden, learning how to plant seeds and water the crops. It was hard work, but incredibly rewarding. I had never appreciated the effort that went into growing our food before.In the afternoons, we explored the surrounding areas, hiking through lush forests and wading in crystal-clear streams. I was amazed by the abundance of wildlife – colorful birds flitting from tree to tree, squirrels scampering across the forest floor, and even a curious deer that paid us a visit one morning.One of my favorite memories was stargazing at night. Away from the city lights, the night sky was a breathtaking canvas of twinkling stars and distant galaxies. Mrs. Johnson taught us how to identify different constellations, and we spent hours lying on the grass, gazing up at the heavens in awe.As the days flew by, I found myself becoming more and more enamored with the simple pleasures of country living. There was something incredibly peaceful and grounding about being surrounded by nature and disconnecting from the hustle and bustle of city life.On our last evening, we gathered around a cozy bonfire, roasting marshmallows and swapping stories. As I looked around at my family, their faces illuminated by the flickering flames, I realized how special this trip had been. We had created memories that would last a lifetime, and I was grateful for the opportunity to experience a different way of life, even if just for a short while.As we said our goodbyes to Mrs. Johnson and began the journey back home, I couldn't help but feel a twinge of sadness. I had grown to love the tranquility of the countryside and the simple joys it offered. But at the same time, I was filled with a newfound appreciation for the world around me and a desire to explore even more.That summer vacation taught me invaluable lessons about slowing down, appreciating nature, and cherishing quality time with loved ones. It was an experience that broadened my horizons and left a lasting impact on me. And as I settled backinto the familiar routine of city life, I vowed to never take the simple pleasures for granted again.。
人教版五年级下册英语写第3单元的英语作文
人教版五年级下册英语写第3单元的英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Hobbies and Free TimeHi everyone! My name is Li Ming and I am a 5th grader at Sunshine Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about my hobbies and how I like to spend my free time when I'm not at school. I have a lot of different hobbies that I really enjoy!One of my biggest hobbies is playing sports. My favorite sport is basketball. I joined the school basketball team last year and I love it! We practice twice a week after school and have games against other schools on the weekends sometimes. Basketball is so much fun - running around, dribbling the ball, trying to score points. My role on the team is usually as a guard, which means I spend a lot of time handling the ball and trying to get it down the court to our forwards and centers who can score. I'm a pretty good dribbler and passer. Shooting baskets is probably my weakest skill but I'm working on it. I really like being part of a team and working together with my teammates to tryto win games. We celebrate together when we win and don't get too down if we lose, as long as we tried our best.Another hobby I have is reading books. I especially love reading fiction and fantasy novels with cool stories about magic, mythical creatures, heroes going on adventures and things like that. My favorite book series is Harry Potter - I've read all the books multiple times! I just find those kinds of magical, imaginative stories so interesting and fun to read. When I read, it's like I get transported to another world in my mind. During summer and winter vacations when I have more free time, I'll spend hours every day just reading my novels and getting lost in the stories. Reading is the best!I'm also really into music and play the piano. My parents started giving me piano lessons when I was in 1st grade and at first I didn't like it that much - it was hard work learning all the notes and rhythms. But after a few years of sticking with it, I've grown to love playing piano. Now I can play quite a few songs, both classical pieces and modern pop songs. Sometimes I just make up my own little tunes too. Whenever I'm feeling stressed or upset about something, I find it really calming and relaxing to sit down at the piano and play some music. It's like a form of meditation for me and helps me concentrate and destress. Mydream is that maybe I could learn enough piano to perform in front of audiences someday.In my free time, I also love just hanging out with my friends. We maybe go to the park and kick a ball around, or head to the shopping center and go window shopping or grab a snack. Sometimes we have sleepovers at each other's houses and stay up late watching movies, eating junk food and gossiping about our classmates or celebrity crushes. My friends and I also really like going to karaoke and singing (very badly!) along with pop songs together. We have so many inside jokes and things we laugh about constantly when we're together. I feel so lucky to have such a great group of best friends.On summer vacations, my family likes to go on trips together. We've visited lots of different cities in China - Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Xi'an. Visiting new places is so much fun - experiencing different foods, cultures, historical sites and just getting away from the normal routine. Two years ago we went to Beijing and got to walk on a ancient section of the Great Wall. That was amazing! I'll never forget that experience. Last summer we went to Sanya and just hung out at the beach and pools at our resort for a week. That was the ultimate relaxing holiday. This coming summer we're hoping to maybe go to a different country if wecan - my parents are talking about trying to plan a trip to Singapore or Thailand. I can't wait!Those are just some of my favorite hobbies and activities I like to do when not in school. Between my sports team, music lessons, reading, hanging with friends and family vacations, I really try to stay active and make the most of my free time away from studying. To me, hobbies are so important for having a balanced lifestyle, reducing stress, and just having fun! They make me a happier, healthier person overall. I feel very fortunate to have such a wide range of interests and activities I'm passionate about outside of school.Welp, that's all I've got to say for now! Thanks for reading about how this 5th grader likes to spend his free time. Being a kid is hard work sometimes with all the schoolwork and responsibilities, but I always make sure I have plenty of room for play, fun and hobbies too. That's what childhood should be about! OK, gotta run - my friends are waiting for me at the basketball court. See ya!篇2My Favorite Unit in English ClassUnit 3 in our English textbook is my favorite! It's all about food and healthy eating. I think learning about food in English is really fun and useful. Let me tell you all about it!The first part talks about different kinds of food like fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, and grains. We learned the names of lots of foods in English like apple, carrot, chicken, cheese, and bread. Some were easy to remember like banana and pizza. But others were harder to say like broccoli and cauliflower!My favorite new words were probably guacamole, spaghetti, and croissant. Guacamole looks like a funny green mush but it's actually really yummy dip made from avocados. Spaghetti is a long noodley pasta that's fun to twirl on your fork. And a croissant is a delicious flakey bread in the shape of a crescent moon. Yum!We also learned about the five main food groups - fruits, veggies, proteins, dairy, and grains. I didn't know there were official groups before. Proteins like meat, eggs and nuts help build strong muscles. Dairy like milk and yogurt has calcium for bones and teeth. And whole grains give you energy to run and play. My teacher said we need a balanced diet with foods from all the groups. That's good advice!Another section talked about healthy and unhealthy foods. Healthy foods have lots of vitamins and minerals that are good for you. Examples are foods like oranges, spinach, salmon,low-fat milk and whole wheat bread. Unhealthy foods are stuff that's really high in sugar, salt, and bad fats. Things like candy, chips, soda, fried chicken, and white bread aren't so great for your body. I try to pick the healthy stuff most of the time...but I still love a cookie or some ice cream for a treat sometimes!We learned about food chains too. Like how the energy starts with the sun and goes to plants, then animals eat the plants, and bigger animals eat those animals. It showed pictures of cows eating grass, then people eat the cows. Kind of a chain of everybody eating each other! We also read about the human food chain and how foods get from farms to factories, to trucks, to grocery stores, and finally to our kitchen tables at home. That was really interesting.My favorite part was when we did a fun market role-play game. Half the class pretended to be shop owners selling fresh fruits, veggies, meats and breads. The other half were the customers going around "buying" the items with play money. The seller had to ask "What would you like?" and the customer replied with "I'd like one kilo of apples, please." Then they paidwith their fake money. It was like playing shop but helped us practice food vocabulary. I was the veggie seller and got to yell "Get your fresh carrots and broccoli!"We ended the unit by designing healthy meal plates with foods from all the main groups. Then we wrote descriptions explaining our balanced, nutritious meal choices. I made a plate with grilled salmon, brown rice, steamed broccoli, an orange, and a glass of milk. For dessert I chose a small piece of dark chocolate. Doesn't that sound like a super healthy and yummy dinner?This unit on food was the best! I feel like I learned so many useful new English words for dishes, ingredients and healthy eating tips. The activities were really fun and hands-on too instead of just reading from the book. We got to play games, act stuff out, and get creative making meal plates.Now when I go to restaurants or look at menus, I can recognize a lot of the foods and dishes in English. And I understand more about why some choices are better for your body than others. I'm trying to make smarter, more balanced decisions when I pick what to eat. Knowing English food vocabulary will definitely help me a lot in the future when traveling or reading nutrition labels too.Learning another language is hard work, but units like this make it enjoyable. Food is something we all need every day and it's very practical to know those words. I had no trouble staying interested because the topics were relevant to my life. Plus, who doesn't love talking aboutdelicious grub?!Overall, I'd give Unit 3 on food and healthy eating two thumbs up! It taught me lots of great new English vocab in a really engaging way. I know I'll remember and use those words forever. Now I can't wait to see what goodies the next unit has in store!篇3My Favorite Sport - Soccer!Hi everyone! I'm going to tell you all about my favorite sport - soccer! Soccer is the coolest game ever and I just love playing it.I hope you like learning about it too.First of all, soccer is a really fun game to play. It's full of running, kicking, scoring goals, and all kinds of excitement! The reason it's called "soccer" comes from the official name "association football." In lots of countries it's just called "football" though. I call it soccer because that's what we say here.You need a few things to play soccer. Most importantly, you need a soccer ball. Soccer balls are round and made of leather or plastic. They are black and white and have panels that make a funky pattern. You also need some goals to try and kick the ball into. And of course, you need a few friends to play with and make teams!When you start a soccer game, you divide into two teams. One team kicks off first by kicking the ball from the center circle. Then both teams fight to get control of the ball and try to advance it towards the other team's goal by dribbling and passing. If you're good at dribbling, you can zig-zag around players while keeping the ball close to your feet. Passing means kicking it to a teammate.The main way to score points in soccer is to kick the ball into the other team's net. But you can't use your hands at all, only your feet, legs, chest, and head! Whenever someone scores a goal, their team gets 1 point and you have to restart at the center circle again. Whichever team has the most goals at the end wins the game.There are a few special players on every soccer team too. The most important one is the goalie, or goalkeeper. The goalie's job is to guard their team's net and try to block any shots on goal.Since they can use their hands within their box area, goalies are the only ones who can do that.My favorite professional soccer player is Lionel Messi from Argentina. He's one of the best dribblers and scorers ever! I try to play like him when I'm out on the field. Maybe someday I'll be as amazing as he is.Playing soccer takes a lot of running. You have to chase the ball all over the field, so it's great exercise. Whenever I play, I get sweaty and tired but it's so much fun that I never want to stop. I play on my school's soccer team and also for a local club team too. Practice is a few times a week and we have games on weekends against other schools and clubs.One of the best things about soccer is that it's the most popular sport in the whole world! Billions of people love to watch soccer games and cheer for their favorite teams and players. The biggest soccer event is the World Cup, where countries篇4Unit 3 - Keeping Fit and HealthyHi there! My name is Lily and I'm a 5th grader. Today I want to tell you all about Unit 3 from our English textbook called"Keeping Fit and Healthy." It was such an interesting unit and I learned a ton!The first part was all about exercise and staying active. Did you know that exercise has so many awesome benefits? It keeps your heart healthy, gives you more energy, helps you sleep better at night, and can even put you in a better mood. How cool is that?My favorite kind of exercise is riding my bike. I love feeling the wind in my hair as I zoom down the street. Sometimes my friends and I go on long bike rides to the park on the weekends. We race each other and pretend we're in the Tour de France. Biking is also a great way to get around and it's good for the environment too since it doesn't make any pollution.At school, we have PE class twice a week. I'm not a huge fan of running laps, but I do like playing sports and games. My PE teacher says it's important to get at least 60 minutes of exercise every day to stay healthy. That seems like a lot, but between biking, playing at recess, and PE class, I can usually hit that target.Another fun exercise is dancing! Sometimes my mom turns on music at home and my little sister and I just dance around like crazy. We make up goofy moves and it always cracks us up. Dancing gets your heart pumping and it's just so fun.The second part of Unit 3 was about eating nutritious foods. We learned about the five major food groups - grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, and protein. It's best to eat a balanced diet with foods from all the groups. My favorite healthy snacks are apple slices with a little peanut butter, baby carrots, and yogurt.Of course, it's okay to have a treat like ice cream or candy once in a while as long as you don't overdo it. Everything in moderation as they say! We also learned about the importance of drinking lots of water and limiting sugary sodas and juices.One thing I thought was really gross is that foods can contain lots of hidden fats, salts, and sugars. Who would have thought that a bottle of salad dressing could have so much fat and sugar? From now on, I'm going to be way more careful about reading nutrition labels before I eat packaged foods.My mom has been trying to get our family to eat more homecooked meals instead of ordering takeout all the time. That's because restaurant foods often contain way more fat, salt, and calories than homecooked equivalents. I have to admit, her cooking does tend to be healthier, even if it's not quite as tasty as pizza or fried chicken.The third part was about hygiene and taking care of our bodies. We discussed the importance of bathing regularly, brushing teeth twice a day, wearing deodorant, and getting enough sleep. It's also a good idea to wash your hands frequently, especially before eating and after using the bathroom.I used to be pretty bad about brushing my teeth at night because I'd always feel so tired. But then the dentist told me I had three cavities! That was a huge wakeup call. Now I'm religious about brushing twice a day for two full minutes each time. I even set a timer to make sure I don't slack off.Getting enough sleep is another thing I need to work on. With homework, music lessons, and just hanging out with friends, I often stay up way later than I should. But not getting 9-11 hours of sleep can make me feel grumpy and unfocused the next day. From now on, I'll be better about having an enforced bedtime on school nights.The last section talked about mental health, which is just as important as physical health. Things like getting outside in nature, practicing mindfulness and gratitude, and managing stress in a healthy way. My parents have started doing deepbreathing exercises with me before big tests orcompetitions to help me stay calm and focused.I also have to be careful about limiting my screen time on devices and video games. It's so easy to get sucked in and waste hours mindlessly watching videos or playing games. Instead, I should read books, spend time with friends, or pick up a hobby when I need a break from schoolwork.Well, those are the highlights from Unit 3! I hope you found it interesting and picked up some useful tips for staying fit and healthy. Just remember to eat your veggies, get plenty of exercise and sleep, take care of your hygiene, and don't forget about your mental health too. A healthy body AND mind is the key to being the best version of yourself. Thanks for reading!篇5My Favorite Unit in English ClassUnit 3 in our English textbook this semester was my favorite unit by far! It was all about food and healthy eating habits. I really enjoyed learning about different foods and traditions from around the world.The first part we learned was vocabulary words for different foods like fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy, and protein foods. Some of the new words I learned were broccoli, spinach, lentils, and yogurt. I didn't know what some of those foods were before! My favorites are probably strawberries for fruit and chicken for protein.Next, we learned how to describe flavors using words like sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and spicy. My teacher had us taste test different foods while blindfolded and try to guess the flavors. It was really fun, even though I was bad at identifying the sour and bitter ones. I like foods that are salty and sweet the best.Then we learned about eating habits and how to describe what people eat for different meals. Like for breakfast, some people eat cereal, eggs, toast, or oatmeal. For lunch, it's common to have a sandwich, salad, or leftovers. And dinner is usually the biggest meal with an entree like pasta, stir-fry, or a casserole. I eat pretty typical American foods for meals.One of the coolest parts was when we learned about food traditions in other countries and cultures. Did you know that in China, it's polite to burp after a meal to show you enjoyed the food? And in Italy, they often have seven courses like antipasto,prima piatti, secondi piatti, and dolce. So many interesting traditions!We also learned about being a picky eater versus an adventurous eater. I'm kind of a picky eater because I don't like a lot of vegetables or anything too spicy. But I'm working on trying new foods, especially fruits. My best friend is an adventurous eater and will eat anything!Another really fun part of the unit was when we did a project making a menu for a restaurant with prices in US dollars and British pounds. We had to research typical menu items and also learn how to convert between the two currencies. My group did an Italian restaurant menu. We included all the different courses and pasta dishes.The final part was learning about nutrition and healthy eating. We talked about the different food groups, portion sizes, limiting sugary or fatty snacks, and drinking lots of water. I realized I probably don't eat enough fruits and vegetables, so I'm going to work on that. My mom helped me pack a healthy lunch with carrots, an apple, and a sandwich on whole grain bread.Overall, Unit 3 in our English book was so interesting and interactive. I feel like I learned a ton of new vocabulary about food and nutrition. I also know more about food traditionsaround the world now. It's motivated me to be more adventurous with trying new healthy foods. Next up is a unit about sports and activities, which I'm really excited about too! English class is so much fun when we get to learn about cool topics like this.篇6My Favorite Unit in English ClassHi there! My name is Lily and I'm a 5th grader. In our English class, we use the People's Education Press textbooks. My favorite unit so far this year has been Unit 3 because it was all about food and eating. I really enjoyed learning about different foods and how to describe them in English!The unit started off with a really cool reading passage called "The Solent Diner." It was about this neat old-fashioned American diner car that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We learned vocabulary words like "menu," "chef," "waiter," and "delicious." Then we practiced using them to order food at a restaurant. My best friend Emily and I had fun role-playing as the customer and waiter!Next, we moved on to learning about different foods and classifying them into groups like fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy,and protein. I found out that some of my favorite snacks like popcorn and pretzels are actually grains! Who knew? We read about the food pyramid too and why it's important to eat a balanced diet with all the food groups.My favorite part was when we learned how to describe the taste, texture, and appearance of different foods in English. Words like "juicy," "crispy," "savory," and "mouthwatering" were so fun to say and really painted a picture in my mind. We played games like "Describe That Food" where one person picked a food and the others had to guess what it was based on their descriptions.We also learned about eating customs in different countries and cultures around the world. Did you know that in some places, slurping your soup or burping after a meal is actually considered polite? In other places, you're supposed to use your hands or specific utensils. I thought the chopstick challenge was really tricky at first, but I got the hang of it after practicing. Using our new vocabulary, we wrote about our favorite traditional dishes from home.Towards the end of the unit, we learned how to read nutrition labels and make healthy choices when grocery shopping or eating out. We had to plan a balanced menu for awhole day, making sure to include all the food groups in the right portions. It was harder than I thought to hit all the nutrition goals!Finally, we put together a cool "International Food Festival" at our school to celebrate all the different cuisines we learned about. Each student made a traditional dish from their own culture or heritage. We set up booths with information about the foods and let our family and friends walk around to sample everything. I made mu shu pork wraps from my mom's side of the family and they were a big hit!My best memories are working with my friends to practice our new English skills through fun activities and projects. I feel like I know so much more about food and nutrition now. I can't wait to learn about the next unit - I heard it might be about famous people and leaders in history. That sounds exciting too! Okay, well I've got to get going now and start on my homework. Thanks for reading, and let me know if you have any other questions!。
五年级下册第3单元的英语作文至少5句话
五年级下册第3单元的英语作文至少5句话全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Unit 3: A Day in the LifeHi there! My name is Emma and I'm going to tell you all about a typical day in my life as a 5th grader. It's a pretty busy schedule but I have a lot of fun too!My day starts really early, around 6:30am when my mom comes into my room to wake me up. I don't like getting up that early but I know I have to so I can get ready for school. I take a quick shower, get dressed in my school uniform, eat a bowl of cereal, and brush my teeth.Then it's time to head to school! My dad drives me or sometimes I take the school bus. School starts at 8am sharp so I have to be there on time. The first class of the day is usually math. I'm not a huge fan of math but I'm getting better at it. After math, we have language arts where we read books, write stories and learn about grammar.Around 10:30am, we get a snack break and some time to play outside at recess. That's probably my favorite part of the day because I get to run around with my friends! We play games like tag, jump rope, or just hang out and chat. I wish recess could last forever!After recess, we have science and social studies classes. In science, we've been learning about ecosystems and the environment which is really interesting. Social studies is where we learn about history, geography, and different cultures around the world. Sometimes it can be a little boring but other times it's fascinating!Finally, at 3pm, it's time to go home! Sometimes I have afterschool activities like soccer practice or art club. Or sometimes I just go home, have a snack, and relax for a little while. Later in the evening, I have to do my homework which usually takes me around an hour or two to finish up. Math is definitely the hardest subject for homework!Once my homework is done, I get to enjoy the rest of the night. I might watch some TV, read books, or play outside if it's nice out. We have dinner as a family around 6:30pm which I really enjoy. Then it's time to get ready for bed around 8pm so Ican get enough sleep to wake up and do it all over again the next day!Being in 5th grade keeps me super busy but I love learning new things, seeing my friends, and all the fun activities we get to do. I'm already looking forward to 6th grade next year! Thanks for reading about my daily life. I hope you enjoyed hearing what it's like. Let me know if you have any other questions!篇2Last semester was so much fun! We learned all about different countries and cultures in our English textbook. Unit 3 was my favorite part. It was called "A World of Colors" and taught us about holidays and festivals around the world. I loved learning about how different cultures celebrate in such colorful and exciting ways!One of the first things we learned about was the Holi Festival in India and Nepal. It's called the "Festival of Colors" because everyone throws bright colored powders and gets covered in rainbows! The colors represent joy, love, and the arrival of spring. We watched videos of the celebrations and it looked like the most fun ever. Everyone was laughing, dancing, and embracingeach other without caring about the mess. I wish we could have a color festival at our school!Next, we studied the Cherry Blossom Festival in Japan. The cherry trees bloom with delicate pink and white flowers for just a few weeks every spring. The Japanese people have picnics and parties under the blooming trees to celebrate the beauty of nature. We learned the trees are an important symbol in Japanese culture representing renewal and the fleeting nature of life. I think it would be magical to see the cherry blossoms in person one day.Then we read about the Day of the Dead in Mexico. It's a multi-day holiday in early November when families honor their deceased loved ones. They decorate graves, build colorful altars, and have parties with food, drinks, music and dancing. The skeleton costumes and skull designs looked spooky at first, but I realized it's not meant to be scary. It's a happy celebration of the lives of those who came before us. The traditions seemed meaningful and rich in symbolism.Finally, we studied the Mid-Autumn Festival celebrated in China and other Asian countries like Vietnam and Singapore. Children carry brightly-lit lanterns in the evening while families admire the full harvest moon and eat delicious mooncakesstuffed with sweet fillings. The festival brought together symbols of light, family unity, gratitude for the earth's bounties, and ancient legends. I want to make a lantern and enjoy mooncakes during the next Mid-Autumn celebration!Learning about all these vibrant festivals from around the globe opened my eyes to the wonderful diversity of human traditions. Despite our cultural differences, the desire to celebrate, gather with loved ones, and find meaning through symbols and rituals seems to be universal. After this unit, I feel even more curious to travel far and wide to experience these festivities firsthand one day. Until then, at least I can dream about the dazzling colors, flavors, and joyful revelry!篇3My Favorite PetI really love animals, especially dogs and cats. I have wanteda pet for as long as I can remember. When I was younger, my parents always said no because they thought pets were too much work and made messes in the house. But finally, for my 10th birthday last year, they surprised me with the most amazing present ever - a puppy!Her name is Daisy and she is the cutest, most playful little golden retriever you have ever seen. She has soft yellow fur, floppy ears, and the biggest brown eyes. Whenever I get home from school, Daisy comes running up to greet me, wagging her tail excitedly. She always acts so happy to see me, like I'm the most important person in the world to her.Taking care of Daisy is a big responsibility, but I don't mind at all. Every morning before school, I have to take her outside to go potty and give her fresh food and water. When I get home in the afternoon, I take her for a nice long walk around the neighborhood. We play a lot of games like fetch and tug-of-war in the backyard too. She has so much energy! At night, I brush her fur and give her a little treat before bedtime.The hardest part is leaving Daisy at home when I go to school or other activities. She gets so sad and looks at me with those big puppy dog eyes. I always feel guilty, but my parents remind me that dogs sleep a lot during the day anyway. I make sure to spend lots of extra time with Daisy when I'm home to make up for it.I'm so grateful my parents finally let me have a dog. Daisy brings me so much joy and companionship. She teaches me about responsibility too by having to care for another livingthing. I think every kid should get to have a pet if they can properly take care of it. Pets become part of the family and fill your life with unconditional love. I hope Daisy and I will be best friends for many, many years!篇4My Favorite Season: SpringSpring is definitely my favorite time of the year! After the cold and gloomy winter, everything seems to come alive again when spring arrives. The weather gets warmer, the trees start growing their green leaves back, and beautiful flowers bloom everywhere. It's like the whole world is waking up from a long sleep.One of the best things about spring is all the pretty colors. During winter, everything looks brown, gray and dreary. But in spring, vibrant shades of green, pink, yellow and purple start popping up in gardens, parks and along the streets. My favorite spring flowers are tulips because they come in so many bright, cheerful colors. I love walking through the neighborhood and seeing rows of colorful tulips lining people's yards.The warm spring air and longer daylight hours make it much more fun to play outside too. In the winter, it gets dark so earlyand it's too cold and snowy to spend much time outside. But in spring, my friends and I love riding our bikes, playing catch, jumping on the trampoline and just running around after school while the sun is still out. We can finally shed our heavy winter coats too!Another great part of spring is the baby animals that start appearing. On my walk to school, I've seen newborn ducklings and geese swimming along the creek. At the park, there are tiny squirrels chasing each other around the trees. My neighbor's cat even had a litter of adorable kittens. All the new life in spring makes me happy.Spring just has a feeling of hope, renewal and possibility in the air. After a long winter of gray skies and leafless trees, it's amazing to see the vibrant green leaves unfurl, birds chirping in the morning, and neighbors out working in their gardens. Everything seems fresh and new again. That's why spring will always be my favorite season - it's a time of rebirth when the world wakes up after winter. What's not to love about that?篇5My Favorite Season - Spring!Spring is my favorite time of the year. I love the warm sunshine, colorful flowers blooming everywhere, and all the adorable baby animals being born. Everything feels so fresh and new in the springtime.One of the best things about spring is when the trees start growing their bright green leaves again after the cold, bare winter. My friends and I like to go outside and look up at the trees, watching for the first buds to open. It's amazing how quickly they change from those tiny buds to full leaves providing cool shade. We have a big oak tree in our backyard and I always try to find the first new leaf to show my mom.Another exciting springtime event is when the baby animals are born on my uncle's farm. He raises cows, pigs, chickens and sometimes even has newborn lambs or calves. I beg my parents to take me out to the farm as soon as the babies start arriving so I can see them. They are so tiny and sweet, stumbling around and snuggling with their mamas. I especially love the lambs with their adorable black faces and floppy ears. If I'm really lucky, my uncle will let me bottle feed one of the babies. That's the best!Spring also means it's time for lots of fun activities and events in our town. There are always sports leagues starting up again after the winter like soccer, baseball and tennis. My schoolhas a big Spring Fair with games, rides, food and a parade. We get to perform dances and songs we've been practicing. I just can't get enough of the beautiful spring weather! I love being outside riding my bike, playing on the swings, or just laying in the grass staring up at the clouds. Everything is so bright, colorful and full of life in the springtime. That's why it's my absolute, hands-down favorite season of the whole year. I can't wait until it comes around again!篇6Title: My Favorite Season - Summer!Summer is my favorite season of the year! I love everything about it – the warm weather, the long days, and the freedom to play outside with my friends. As soon as the school year ends, I can't wait to start my summer adventures.One of the best things about summer is that I don't have to wake up early for school. I can sleep in as late as I want, and my parents don't have to nag me to get ready. It's so relaxing not to have the daily rush of getting dressed, packing my backpack, and catching the school bus. Instead, I can take my time and enjoy a leisurely breakfast with my family.During the summer, my days are filled with fun activities. My friends and I love to play outdoor games like tag, hide-and-seek, and water balloon fights. We run around the neighborhood, laughing and having a great time. Sometimes, we organize games of soccer or basketball in the park, and we play until the sun goes down.One of my favorite summer traditions is going to the local swimming pool. The cool water feels so refreshing on a hot day, and I love splashing around with my friends. We have contests to see who can do the biggest cannonballs or hold their breath underwater the longest. I also enjoy trying different diving techniques from the diving boards, although my mom always reminds me to be careful.Another highlight of summer is going on family trips. Every year, my parents plan a fun vacation for us. Last summer, we went camping in the mountains. We hiked through the forests, roasted marshmallows over the campfire, and slept in a tent under the stars. It was an amazing experience, and I can't wait to see where we'll go this year.Summer is also a great time for reading. I love lying in the hammock in our backyard, getting lost in the pages of a good book. Sometimes, I join the summer reading program at the locallibrary and earn prizes for completing books. It's a fun way to keep my mind sharp during the long break from school.As the summer days start to wind down, I always feel a little sad. I'll miss the freedom and endless playtime. But I also look forward to going back to school, seeing my friends again, and learning new things. Summer is a special time that I cherish, and I can't wait for next year's adventures to begin.。
五年级下册第三单元作文英语+思维导图
五年级下册第三单元作文英语+思维导图全文共10篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: My Favorite Subject - EnglishHi everyone! My name is Lily and I am in the fifth grade. Today, I want to talk to you about my favorite subject in school - English! English is such a fun and interesting subject because we get to learn how to speak, write, and read in a new language.In English class, we learn about different grammar rules, sentence structures, and tenses. Sometimes it can be a little bit tricky, but our teacher always makes it fun by playing games and doing group activities. I especially love it when we get to read stories and poems in English. It helps me improve my vocabulary and comprehension skills.One of the best parts about learning English is when we get to practice speaking. We have conversations with our classmates and even do presentations in front of the whole class. It can be a little nerve-wracking, but it’s a great way to build confidence and improve our pronunciation.I also enjoy doing writing assignments in English class. We get to write about our favorite hobbies, describe our family mem bers, and even create our own stories. It’s a great way to be creative and express ourselves through writing.I made a mind map to show all the reasons why I love English class. In the center, I wrote "English is fun!" and then I added branches for speaking, writing, reading, and grammar. Each branch has different reasons why I enjoy each aspect of learning English.In conclusion, English is my favorite subject because it is fun, challenging, and rewarding. I can’t wait to continue learning and improving my English skills in the future. Thank you for listening to my presentation!篇2Title: My Thoughts on the Third Unit of Fifth GradeHey everyone! Today I want to talk about the third unit of our English textbook. It was all about places in our community and the jobs people do there. Let me break it down for you with a mind map!First of all, we learned about different places in our community like the post office, fire station, and library. I think it's really cool how each place serves a different purpose and helps our community run smoothly. For example, the post office helps us send and receive mail, the fire station keeps us safe, and the library lets us borrow books and learn new things.Next, we talked about the different jobs people do in these places. There are mail carriers, firefighters, librarians, and many more. I learned that everyone plays a important role in our community, no matter how big or small their job is. It made me realize that we all need to work together to make our community a better place.In conclusion, I really enjoyed learning about the places in our community and the jobs people do there. It helped me appreciate the hard work that goes into keeping our community running smoothly. I can't wait to see what we'll learn next in our English class!That's all for now. Thanks for listening to my thoughts on the third unit of fifth grade. See you next time!篇3Title: My Favorite Subject – English!Hi everyone! I’m Lily and I’m in the fifth grade. Toda y I want to talk to you about my favorite subject in school – English!I love English because it is so interesting and fun to learn. In this essay, I will tell you all about the things I love about studying English and how it helps me in my daily life.First of all, I love learning English because it helps me communicate with people from all around the world. English is a global language and by speaking English, I can talk to people from different countries and cultures. It’s like opening a whole new world of possibilities!Secondly, I enjoy reading English books and stories. Reading in English helps me improve my vocabulary and learn new words. It also helps me become a better writer as I can learn different writing styles and techniques from English authors.Moreover, studying English grammar and pronunciation is really helpful for me. It helps me speak and write correctly, which is important for communicating effectively. I also enjoy practicing my English skills through speaking and listening exercises in class.In conclusion, English is my favorite subject because it is fun, interesting, and practical. I love learning new things and improving my language skills. I hope to continue studyingEnglish and one day become fluent in it. Thank you for reading my essay!：- Why I love English- Global language- Reading books and stories- Improving grammar and pronunciation- How English helps me- Communicating with people from around the world- Improving vocabulary and writing skills- Practicing speaking and listening skills篇4My FamilyHello everyone! I am a fifth grade student and today I want to tell you about my family. My family is very important to me and I love them very much.First of all, let me introduce my parents. My dad is tall and strong, with a big smile on his face all the time. He works hard toprovide for our family and always helps me with my homework. My mom is kind and gentle, with a loving heart. She is a great cook and always makes delicious meals for us.I also have a little sister. Her name is Lily and she is the cutest girl in the world. She always follows me around and wants to do everything I do. She can be annoying sometimes, but I still love her.In our family, we all have different hobbies and interests. My dad loves to play soccer and he is very good at it. My mom enjoys gardening and she has a beautiful garden in our backyard.I like to read books and play video games in my free time. And Lily likes to draw and paint.We do a lot of things together as a family. We go on picnics, watch movies, and play board games. We also celebrate holidays and birthdays together, which is always a lot of fun.I am so grateful to have such a wonderful family. They support me, love me, and always make me happy. I know that no matter what happens, I can always count on them. Family is the most important thing in the world and I am lucky to have mine. Thank you for listening to my story!篇5Title: My Favorite SportsHi everyone! Today I want to talk about my favorite sports. There are so many sports to choose from, but I have three that I really love. Let me tell you all about them!First of all, my top favorite sport is soccer. I love playing soccer with my friends at recess or in the park. It's so much fun to run around, kick the ball, and try to score goals. I also enjoy watching soccer games on TV with my family. My favorite team is Barcelona because they play so well and have the best players.Secondly, I really enjoy swimming. Swimming is a great way to cool off in the summer and it's also a good exercise. I like to swim in the pool or at the beach. I can swim freestyle, breaststroke, and even dive into the water. It's so refreshing and relaxing to be in the water.Lastly, I like to play basketball. Basketball is a fast-paced and exciting sport. I like to shoot hoops, dribble the ball, and play defense. It's a great way to stay active and improve my coordination. I also enjoy watching NBA games with my dad. My favorite team is the Golden State Warriors because they play so well together.In conclusion, I love playing soccer, swimming, and basketball. These sports make me happy, healthy, and help me make friends. I encourage everyone to try out different sports and find the ones they enjoy the most. Thank you for listening to my presentation! Have a great day!篇6Title: My Favorite Outdoor ActivitiesHey guys! Today I want to talk to you about my favorite outdoor activities. I love spending time outside because there are so many fun things to do. Let's dive in and explore the exciting world of outdoor activities!First of all, I love playing soccer with my friends. It's so much fun to kick the ball around and score goals. We always have a great time running around the field and trying to outsmart each other. Soccer is a great way to stay active and healthy while having fun.Another outdoor activity that I enjoy is riding my bike. I love feeling the wind in my hair as I pedal down the street. It's so exhilarating to explore new places on my bike and see the world from a different perspective. Plus, it's a great way to improve my balance and coordination.One of my favorite things to do in the great outdoors is go hiking. I love walking through nature trails and taking in the beauty of the trees and flowers. It's so peaceful and relaxing to be surrounded by the sights and sounds of the forest. Hiking is a great way to get exercise and appreciate the natural world.Last but not least, I really enjoy camping with my family. There's nothing like spending the night under the stars and roasting marshmallows over a campfire. I love sitting around the fire and telling stories with my loved ones. Camping is a great way to bond with family and create lasting memories.In conclusion, outdoor activities are a fantastic way to have fun, stay active, and connect with nature. I encourage everyone to get outside and enjoy all that the great outdoors has to offer. Whether you're playing soccer, riding your bike, hiking, or camping, there's something for everyone to enjoy outside. So grab your friends and family, and let's go on an adventure together!篇7Title: My Favorite Subjects and HobbiesIntroduction:Hello everyone, I'm a fifth grader and today I want to talk about my favorite subjects in school and my hobbies outside of school. I hope you enjoy reading about them!My Favorite Subjects:In school, I really enjoy studying English and Math. English is fun because I love reading stories and writing essays. It's exciting to learn new vocabulary words and practice speaking in English. Math is also one of my favorite subjects because I find it challenging and interesting. Solving math problems makes me feel like a detective trying to figure out a mystery.My Hobbies:Outside of school, I have several hobbies that I enjoy doing in my free time. One of my favorite hobbies is drawing and painting. I love expressing myself through art and creating colorful masterpieces. Another hobby of mine is playing soccer with my friends. It's so much fun running around the field, kicking the ball, and scoring goals.Thinking Map:I have created a thinking map to show you more about my favorite subjects and hobbies. In the center, you will see English and Math as my favorite subjects. Around them, you will finddrawing, painting, and soccer as my hobbies. Each branch connects to the center, showing how they are all connected to me and make me happy.Conclusion:I hope you enjoyed learning about my favorite subjects and hobbies. I believe it's important to have a balance between schoolwork and leisure activities. By studying hard and enjoying my hobbies, I am able to have a fulfilling and enjoyable life. Thank you for reading my essay!篇8Title: My Favorite Subject - EnglishHi everyone! My name is Lily, and I'm in fifth grade. Today, I want to tell you all about my favorite subject in school - English!First of all, I love English because I enjoy reading and writing. In our English class, we read all kinds of fun stories and books. My favorite story is "Alice in Wonderland" because it's so magical and exciting. I also love writing in English. I like to write poems and short stories about my adventures with my friends.Another reason I love English is because it helps me communicate with people from all over the world. English is auniversal language, so when I grow up, I'll be able to talk to people from different countries and make new friends.In English class, we also learn about grammar and vocabulary. At first, I didn't like learning all the rules and words, but now I realize how important they are. Good grammar and a wide vocabulary make it easier for me to express myself and understand others.To help me remember everything we learn in English class, I like to make mind maps. Mind maps are like diagrams that show different ideas and how they're connected. They help me organize my thoughts and remember important information.In conclusion, English is my favorite subject because it's fun, helps me communicate with others, and teaches me important skills. I'm so grateful for my English teacher and all the things I've learned in class. I can't wait to keep improving my English skills and maybe even become a writer someday!That's all for now, thanks for listening to my story about why I love English! Bye bye!篇9Title: My Amazing Journey in English ClassHey guys! Today I want to tell you about my super fun experience in English class! In the fifth grade, we learned about the third unit and it was awesome!First, we started off by learning about different countries and the languages they speak. We made a cool mind map to show all the countries and their languages. It was so cool to see how many languages there are in the world!Next, we learned about different cultures and traditions. We had a cultural exchange day where we all dressed up in traditional clothes from different countries. I wore a beautiful kimono from Japan and my friend wore a sari from India. It was so much fun learning about different cultures!After that, we learned about famous landmarks around the world. We made a mind map to show all the different landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China, and the Statue of Liberty. It was so cool to learn about all these amazing places!Finally, we had a fun project where we had to plan a trip around the world. We had to choose different countries to visit and plan out our itinerary. It was so much fun pretending to be a world traveler!Overall, I had the best time in English class learning about different countries, cultures, and landmarks. I can't wait to learn more in the next unit! English class rocks!篇10Title: My Favorite Animal - The DolphinHi everyone! I want to share with you all about my favorite animal - the dolphin. Dolphins are super cute and smart creatures that live in the ocean. They are known for their playful behavior and friendly nature. I love watching videos of dolphins jumping and doing tricks in the water, it always makes me smile.Dolphins have a sleek and smooth body, which helps them move quickly through the water. They also have a blowhole on the top of their head, which they use to breathe air. Did you know that dolphins are mammals, just like us? They give birth to live babies and nurse them with milk from their mothers. How cool is that?One of the things I find most amazing about dolphins is their intelligence. They are known to be very social animals, living and working together in groups called pods. They communicate with each other using a series of clicks and whistles, which scientists believe is their own language. Dolphins are also known to beable to solve puzzles and even recognize themselves in a mirror, which shows just how smart they are.I created a mind map to show all the cool facts about dolphins. From their physical features to their behavior and intelligence, there's so much to learn about these amazing animals. I hope you enjoyed reading about my favorite animal, the dolphin. Thank you for listening!Mind Map:- Physical Features- Sleek and smooth body- Blowhole for breathing- Behavior- Playful and friendly- Live in pods- Intelligence- Social animals- Communication through clicks and whistles- Solve puzzles and recognize themselves in a mirror。
人教版五年级英语下册Unit3知识点整理[1]
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Unit 3 My school calendar 知识点整理△话题：询问就某个活动在哪个月份举行进行回答△重点词汇：△一般词汇:singing contest school trip make a card cook 歌唱比赛学校郊游制作卡片烹饪write a letter tell a story play the pipa写信讲故事弹琵琶eat mooncakes play games say“Thank you”吃月饼玩游戏说“谢谢你”a few the Great Wall look for holiday chocolate一些长城寻找假期巧克力birthday parents will after month bunny生日父母亲将要在……之后月份兔子△句型:①询问某活动/节日的日期When is Children’s Day？儿童节是在什么时候？-—It’s in June。
它在六月。
②表达某人将要做某事（将来时）What will you do in October？在十月你们将做什么?—-We will go to the Great Wall. 我们将要去长城。
What will you do for your mother on Mother's Day？在母亲节你将为你妈妈做什么？——I will cook for my mum. 我将为我妈妈做饭.【拓展：will＋动词原形】③同一个问句反问别人What about you? = How about you？= And you？（你呢？）△知识点：1.in＋月份 in June (在六月）2.on＋几月几日/节日on March 23rd / on Mother’s Day3.五月May没有简写形式。
仿写五年级下册英语第三单元第三课作文
仿写五年级下册英语第三单元第三课作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: My Dream JobHi everyone! My name is Lily and I am in Grade 5. Today I want to talk about my dream job. Do you know what a dream job is? It's a job that you really want to do when you grow up.My dream job is to become a veterinarian. I love animals so much and I want to help them when they are sick. I think it's important to take care of animals because they can't talk like us to tell us what's wrong. I want to be the voice for the animals and make sure they are healthy and happy.To become a veterinarian, I need to study hard in school. I have to learn about animals, their habits, and how to treat them when they are sick. I also have to be kind and patient because some animals can be scared when they are at the vet.In my free time, I like to volunteer at the animal shelter. I help feed the animals, clean their cages, and play with them. Itmakes me happy to see the animals wag their tails and purr when they see me.I know it's not easy to become a veterinarian, but I will work hard and never give up on my dream. I want to make a difference in the lives of animals and give them the love and care they deserve.What is your dream job? Let's all work hard to make our dreams come true! Thank you for listening to my story. Bye!篇2Title: My Summer VacationHi everyone! My name is Lily and I want to tell you all about my super amazing summer vacation! It was the best summer ever! I did so many fun things and I can't wait to tell you all about it.First, my family and I went to the beach. We played in the sand, swam in the ocean, and even went surfing! It was so much fun riding the waves and trying not to fall off the surfboard. I felt like a real surfer dude!Next, we went to an amusement park. We went on all the crazy rides like roller coasters and bumper cars. I screamed andlaughed so much! My favorite ride was the Ferris wheel because I could see the whole park from up high.After that, we went camping in the mountains. We roasted marshmallows over the campfire, went hiking, and even saw some wild animals! I was a little scared of the bears, but my dad said they were friendly. Phew!Finally, we went to visit my grandma in the countryside. We picked fresh strawberries, fed the chickens, and even milked a cow! It was so cool to see where our food comes from.I had the best summer vacation ever and I can't wait to do it all again next year. I hope you all had a great summer too! Thanks for listening to my story. Bye!篇3Title: My Favorite AnimalHello everyone! Today I want to talk about my favorite animal. Can you guess what it is? It's a dolphin! Dolphins are so cute and smart.First of all, dolphins are really friendly animals. They always swim around in groups and play with each other. When they see humans, they like to come close and say hello. Sometimes theyeven jump out of the water and do somersaults. It's so fun to watch them!Secondly, dolphins are super smart. They can learn all kinds of tricks and commands. Did you know that dolphins can even understand human emotions? They are like little geniuses of the sea!Another thing I love about dolphins is their beautiful appearance. They have smooth, shiny skin and lovely fins. And their squeaky voices are so adorable! I could listen to them all day long.In conclusion, dolphins are my favorite animals because they are friendly, smart, and cute. I hope I can see them in real life one day. Do you like dolphins too? Let me know in the comments!That's all for today. Thanks for listening! Have a great day, everyone!篇4Hi guys, today I want to tell you all about my favorite activities! My name is Lily and I'm in grade 5. In our English class, we learned about different activities that people like to do in their free time. Let me tell you all about it!First, I really enjoy playing soccer with my friends. It's so much fun to kick the ball around and try to score goals. Sometimes I even pretend to be a famous soccer player like Messi or Ronaldo!Next, I love painting and drawing. I have a whole bunch of colored pencils and markers that I use to make beautiful pictures. My favorite things to draw are flowers and animals.Another activity that I like is reading books. I have a big collection of storybooks and I love to get lost in the world of fiction. My favorite book is "Harry Potter" because it's so magical and exciting.Lastly, I enjoy going on bike rides with my family. We often go to the park or the beach and ride our bikes along the trails. It's such a great way to spend time together and enjoy the outdoors.In conclusion, there are so many fun activities to do in our free time. Whether it's playing sports, creating art, reading books, or going on adventures, there is always something to do. What are your favorite activities? Let me know in the comments!篇5Title: My Favorite Animal - The Adorable PenguinHi everyone! My name is Lily and I want to tell you all about my favorite animal, the cute and cuddly penguin!First of all, penguins are really cool. They have black and white feathers and waddle around on land. Did you know that they can swim super fast in the water? Penguins are amazing swimmers! They use their flippers to glide through the water and catch fish to eat. Yum!Penguins also live in really cold places, like Antarctica. Brrr! They huddle together in big groups to stay warm. It's like a big penguin party! I think it would be so fun to join in and dance with the penguins.One of my favorite things about penguins is that they are great parents. Both the mommy and daddy penguins take turns keeping the eggs warm until they hatch. How sweet is that? They are such caring and loving animals.I love watching penguins at the zoo or on TV. They always make me smile with their silly antics and funny waddling. I hope one day I can see real penguins in the wild. That would be a dream come true!In conclusion, penguins are the best animals ever! They are cute, funny, and amazing swimmers. I will always love penguins and cherish every moment I get to see them. Penguins rule!Thanks for reading my essay about my favorite animal, the adorable penguin. Bye for now!篇6Title: My FamilyHi everyone! My name is Lily and today I want to talk about my family. I have a really big family and we all live together in a big house. Let me introduce you to my family members.First of all, there is my mom and dad. They are the best parents in the world! My mom is a doctor and she helps sick people feel better. My dad is a teacher and he teaches kids like me. They are always busy but they always make time for me.Next, I have two brothers and a sister. My older brother Jack is really cool. He plays soccer and he is very good at it. My younger brother Timmy is very cute. He loves to play with his toys and he always makes me laugh. My sister Emma is the youngest in the family. She is only two years old but she is very smart.We also have a pet dog named Buddy. He is a golden retriever and he is very friendly. He loves to play fetch with us in the backyard.I love my family very much. We do lots of things together like have family dinners, go on vacations, and celebrate special occasions. I am very lucky to have such a loving and caring family.That's all about my family. Thank you for listening! Bye!。
小学英语译林版五年级下册第3单元作文
小学英语译林版五年级下册第3单元作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Summer VacationWow, what an amazing summer I had! I went on so many fun adventures and made a ton of great memories. Let me tell you all about it!The first super cool thing I did was go to summer camp for two whole weeks! My parents signed me up for Camp Willoway, which is up in the mountains near Lake Arrowhead. I was a little nervous at first because I didn't know any of the other kids, but I made friends really quickly.The camp had awesome activities every day. We went hiking, canoeing, swimming in the lake, made friendship bracelets, sang silly campfire songs, and so much more. My favorite was definitely the ropes course though! We had to climb up these rickety wooden stairs way up in the trees. Then we had to walk across tightropes and wobbly bridges while wearing a harness. It was scary but really exciting. I felt like a brave explorer conquering the forest!At night we told ghost stories in our cabins and mades'mores over the campfire. The s'mores were so gooey and delicious. One night, we even had a counselor's talent show. My friend Jake did these hilarious impressions of our camp director Mr. Stevenson. We all laughed so hard!After camp, my family went on a road trip up the California coast. We started in Los Angeles and drove all the way up to San Francisco, stopping at cool little beach towns along the way. In Santa Barbara, we visited an amazing mission that was founded in 1786 by Spanish settlers. We learned that the Native Americans who lived there helped build the thick walls made of adobe bricks.My little brother was getting bored in the mission, so we stopped at the beach and made epic sandcastles. We used buckets, shovels, and driftwood to build a whole sandcastle village! I was the master architect. My dad took a ton of pictures before the tide came in and washed it all away into the Pacific Ocean.Further up in Monterey, we went to the amazing Monterey Bay Aquarium. We saw a huge kelp forest tank with scary looking sharks and cute little Nemo fish swimming together. There were plays where dolphins did flips and tricks. My favorite part was thepetting pools where we could actually touch small sharks, rays, and starfish. Their skin felt so weird and slimy!The best part of the whole trip was the final stop in San Francisco. We took a trolley ride all around the hilly streets and waterfront areas. The trolleys were so old-fashioned looking but still worked perfectly. We saw Fisherman's Wharf, Ghirardelli Square, and got to walk across the Golden Gate Bridge! From the middle of the bridge, you could see the entire San Francisco skyline. It felt like we were on top of the world.On the way home, we stopped at an amusement park and rode the biggest roller coasters I've ever seen. My heart felt like it jumped out of my chest when we went upside down and really fast! Even though it was scary, I loved the huge drops and corkscrew loops. Good thing I didn't eat a big lunch before that!Now that I'm back home, summer is almost over. School starts up again next week and I'll be in the 5th grade. Part of me is excited to see my friends and start learning new things. But another part of me wishes summer could last forever! I'll just have to keep dreaming about my next big adventure...篇2My Awesome Summer VacationHey there! It's me again, back to tell you all about my super cool summer vacation. Man, where do I even start? This summer was just jam-packed with fun activities and exciting adventures. I had such a blast!First off, my family and I went on this really neat camping trip. We drove for what felt like forever to get to this huge forest with towering trees and crystal clear streams. Setting up our tent was kind of a struggle, but my dad is basically a camping pro, so he got it all sorted out. Once we were all set up, we went on a long hike to explore the area.The hiking trail was gorgeous, with lots of wildflowers blooming everywhere. We even spotted some cute little chipmunks scurrying about! After hiking for a couple of hours, we stopped to have a picnic lunch near this breathtaking waterfall. The cool mist from the falling water felt so refreshing. Definitely one of the highlights of the trip!That night, we built a campfire and roasted some marshmallows. Can you say s'mores heaven? Mmm, just thinking about those gooey, chocolate-y treats is making my mouth water. We sang silly campfire songs, told spooky stories, and just had an all-around great time bonding as a family.A few days later, we went back home, but the fun was just getting started. My best friend Emily invited me to her house for a massive sleepover party! There must have been like 10 of us girls there. We had a blast doing makeovers, having a dance party, and watching cheesy rom-coms way later than we probably should have. Somehow we also got into an epic pillowfight that left feathers everywhere. Emily's mom was not thrilled about that one!The very next week, my relatives from France came to visit us. Having family over from overseas was just the coolest thing ever. They taught me and my siblings lots of French words and phrases. Even though their English wasn't perfect, we managed to communicate pretty well through gestures and lots of laughing.My aunt and uncle took us to this amazing authentic French restaurant downtown. The food there was out of this world delicious! From the velvety mousse au chocolat to the flaky cheese croissants, every bite was like an explosion of flavors in my mouth. I probably ate way too much, but it was just too good to stop.While my relatives were visiting, we also went to the city's biggest water park together. Zooming down those huge twistingslides was an absolute thrill! The wave pool was super fun too, but I maybe got a little too ambitious about conquering those massive waves. I'm pretty sure I swallowed about half the pool's water. Oops!As our awesome day at the water park was winding down, we hit up the arcade section for some gaming fun. I crushed everyone at Dance Dance Revolution, as per usual. Though I have to admit, my little cousin Pierre showed me up big time on that skateboarding game. Kid's got some serious skills!Well, that about sums up the biggest, most exciting highlights from my summer. From camping and sleepovers, to French foodies and waterpark shenanigans, I don't think I could have packed in any more fun if I tried. No doubt about it, this was one summer vacation I'll never forget!So, what did you all get up to this summer? I hope you had as blast as I did! As much as I loved the endless summer days, I'm also really excited to head back to school. Can't wait to see all my friends again and get back into the swing of things. Fifth grade, here I come!篇3My Summer VacationYay, it's finally summer vacation! No more waking up super early or doing lots of homework. Summer is the best time of the year because I get to do so many fun things.This summer, my family went on a really cool trip. We drove for two days all the way to Xinjiang! It's a province way out in the west of China, next to countries like Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The drive took forever, but I didn't mind too much because I brought games and books to keep me busy in the car.When we finally arrived in Xinjiang, the first thing I noticed was how different everything looked from my home city. The buildings had a really unique style with lots of bright colors and patterns. And there were way more mosques around than Buddhist temples that you see everywhere else in China.My favorite part was visiting all the amazing natural sights in Xinjiang. We went to the Heavenly Lake, which is a saltwater lake up in the mountains. The water was this crazy bright blue color that I've never seen before. We also visited the Flaming Mountains, which are these huge red sandstone rock formations that honestly do look like they're on fire when the sun hits them!Another awesome place we went was the Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves. They are these ancient caves carved into a cliff with thousands of Buddha statues and murals painted on thewalls. It was like stepping back in time to hundreds of years ago. I pretended I was an explorer discovering them for the first time!Of course, no trip to Xinjiang would be complete without going to a bazaar and riding a camel. The bazaars are these huge outdoor markets selling everything you can imagine - clothes, carpets, jewelry, spices, and more. We spent hours just walking around looking at all the cool things for sale. Then we went camel riding in the desert! Riding a camel was a lot bumpier than I expected but super fun.Xinjiang is also famous for its delicious food. We ate so many naan breads, kebabs, noodle dishes, and lamb dishes. My favorite was the samsa, which are these baked pastries stuffed with lamb and veggies. We also drank tons of butter tea which tasted really strange at first but I ended up loving it.Overall, my trip to Xinjiang was an amazing experience. I got to see such a different side of China and its diverse cultures. We did so many exciting activities that I'll never forget. I took so many photos and videos to remember everything. I can't wait to go back to Xinjiang again someday!When I wasn't traveling, I spent most of my summer hanging out with my friends and cousins. We had huge water balloon fights to beat the heat. We went to the night market almostevery week to get snacks and play games. And we had countless sleepovers where we stayed up all night watching movies and playing video games. Summer nights are the best!I also kept up with some of my hobbies over the summer. I read a whole stack of novels - my favorite was this fantasy series about kids going to a magic school. I practiced playing the hulusi, which is a type of reed instrument from Xinjiang that I started learning last year. It's pretty hard but I'm starting to get the hang of it. And of course, I played tons of basketball with my friends at the neighborhood court.Now summer is almost over and I have to start getting ready to go back to school soon. I'm definitely not ready for summer to end! I'm going to miss sleeping in late, having no homework, and all the freedom and fun I had these past few months. While I'm excited to see my friends and start learning new things again, I'm also really sad that my relaxing summer days are coming to an end.I already can't wait for next summer. Maybe my family will take me somewhere new and exciting like Tibet or Inner Mongolia! Or maybe I'll go to a summer camp and make all new friends. Whatever I do, I know it'll be an amazing adventure. I'm going to soak up every last second of this summer while I stillcan. Bring on the final weeks of sun, fun, and absolutely no responsibilities!篇4Unit 3: My CommunityHey there! In this essay, I'm going to tell you all about my community. It's a pretty cool place to live and there's lots of fun stuff to do.First up, let me describe where I live. I live in a town called Greenfield. It got that name because it has a huge green field right in the middle! A lot of people hang out at the field to have picnics, fly kites, play sports and just relax. My house is on Oak Street, which has a bunch of big old oak trees lining the sidewalks. I love those trees! In the spring their leaves get so green and in the fall they turn bright red, orange and yellow. It's beautiful.My favorite place in Greenfield is definitely the community center. It's this big building right near the field. They have an indoor swimming pool, a gym for playing basketball and other sports, and lots of classrooms for activities like art, music, computer classes and more. On Saturdays I take a painting classthere and I've made some really cool art! I just love going to the community center.Another awesome place is the public library. I'm kind of a book nerd, so the library is like heaven for me! They have soooo many books - fiction books, non-fiction books, books for kids my age, reference books, you name it. I can spend hours just wandering around looking at all the books. The best part is you can borrow books for free! How cool is that? The library also has computers you can use and they do fun activities like reading clubs and storytimes for little kids. It's a pretty happening place.Then there are the parks around town. Greenfield has a few parks with playgrounds, walking trails, ponds for fishing, and fields for sports. My favorite is Pine Grove Park because it has this awesome hiking trail that goes through the woods and along a stream. Sometimes I see deer, squirrels, birds and other wildlife when I'm hiking there. The park also has tennis courts and a skate park which is rad for skating or riding bikes and scooters.For eating out, we have lots of good restaurants downtown. There are some diners that have been around forever with really yummy diner food like burgers, fries, shakes and stuff. We also have some ethnic restaurants like Mexican, Chinese and Indianplaces. My favorite is the pizza joint though - their pizza is out of this world! They have an arcade in there too which is fun.Downtown is also where you'll find most of the shops. There's a toy store, book stores, clothing stores, a music store, antique shops and more. It's fun just to walk around downtown, window shopping and people watching. They also have street fairs and festivals downtown sometimes which are super fun.As for schools, Greenfield has three elementary schools including my school Oak Valley Elementary. The middle school is Greenfield Middle School and the high school is Greenfield High. My school Oak Valley is pretty typical I guess - we have a cafeteria, gym, playground, computer lab, science lab, music room, art room and regular classrooms. What's really cool though is our outdoor garden where we grow fruits and veggies. We learn about planting, taking care of plants, composting and more in the garden. I love getting my hands dirty out there!That's my community in a nutshell. We've got the green spaces, the community hangouts, the parks, downtown shops and restaurants, schools and more. Greenfield is a pretty sweet town with lots to see and do. I feel lucky to live here! I'll leave you with some pics I snapped around town so you can see foryourself what a awesome place it is. Let me know if you have any other questions!篇5My Favorite Season is SummerSummer is the best season of the year! I love summer so much. Let me tell you all the reasons why summer is awesome.First of all, summer has the best weather. It's so nice and warm outside. You can wear shorts and t-shirts instead of big heavy coats. The sun stays out for a long time, from early morning until late at night. My mom says the summer days are longer than the winter days. I believe her because it seems like we have so much more time to play outside when it's summer.Speaking of playing outside, that's another great thing about summer - you can do so many fun outdoor activities! My favorite is going swimming. My family has a pool in our backyard and I swim in it almost every day during the summer. I've gotten really good at swimming and can do the freestyle, backstroke, and even dive under water and swim underwater for a little bit. Swimming is so refreshing on those hot summer days.When I'm not swimming, I also love riding my bike, playing catch or frisbee, and running around at the park or playground. Sometimes my friends and I have water balloon fights which is the best way to cool off. Other times we just run through the sprinklers or slip'n'slide that my dad sets up in our yard. We stay outside from morning until night because the weather is just perfect for being outdoors.In the evenings, we often have backyard barbecues or picnics. My dad grills hamburgers and hot dogs. We makes'mores over the fire pit. We eat popsicles and ice cream to stay cool while we play outdoor games like corn hole or can jam. The nights are still pretty warm so we can stay out late before we get tired.Another awesome part of summer is that there's no school! That's right, two whole months with no teachers, no homework, and no waking up early. I get to sleep in as late as I want. Although my mom does make me do some educational activities and reading over the summer, it's nowhere near as much work as during the school year. Most of my time is free for fun!My family always takes a big vacation trip during the summer too. We've gone to places like the beach, Disneyland, national parks, and more. No matter where we go, it's always anadventure. I love exploring new places, seeing different sights, and trying new foods and activities. Summer travels make lots of great memories.Even when we're home and not on vacation, there's lots of fun summer activities and events happening. Many cities have outdoor concerts, movie nights, festivals, fairs, and more during the summer months. We often go to the public pool or hang out at the lake beaches. Sometimes we take day trips to water parks, zoos, museums, or other attractions that are only open in the summer.Can you tell how much I love summer yet? From the warm weather to the fun activities to the time off from school - summer is simply the greatest season. The only bad part is that eventually it has to end and autumn arrives. That means back to school, shorter days, cooler weather, and less time for outdoor fun. By the time winter gets here, I'm absolutely sick of the cold and snow. I start counting down the days until summer returns!But for now, I'm just going to soak up and enjoy every second of this summer while it lasts. I'm making the most of the beautiful weather, staying up late, going on adventures, and Playing outside with my friends as much as humanly possible. Summer is freedom and excitement. Summer is a giant vacationfrom real life. Long live summer, the most amazing season of all!I wish it could last forever.篇6My Favorite PetI love animals so much! They are so cute and fun to play with. That's why I really want to tell you all about my favorite pet. His name is Buddy and he's the most amazing dog ever!Buddy is a golden retriever. That means he has longish golden fur that is super soft and fluffy. Whenever I pet him, I feel like I'm petting a yellow cloud! He has a long snout with a black nose that is always wiggling. His eyes are big and brown, and they look so kind and loving. Buddy has floppy ears that hang down and a long furry tail that wags like crazy when he's excited (which is most of the time!).I got Buddy for my 8th birthday three years ago. I had been begging my parents for a dog forever, and they finally gave in. When I opened the box and saw the tiny golden puppy inside, I thought I would burst with happiness! From that day on, Buddy has been my constant companion. We do everything together.My favorite thing about Buddy is how friendly and energetic he is. As soon as I get home from school, he comes bounding over with his tail wagging madly. He jumps up and licks my face to say hello. Then we go outside and I throw his favorite tennis ball for him to chase. Buddy could run and fetch that ball all day long! After we play for a while, we'll go on a nice long walk together through the park near our house.Buddy and I have had so many fun adventures over the years. One time, we got caught in a rainstorm while hiking in the woods. We had to take shelter under a big fallen tree until the rain passed. It was kind of scary being alone in the dark forest, but having Buddy by my side made me feel safe. Another time, we went on a camping trip with my family. Buddy loved swimming in the lake and roasting marshmallows by the fire with us!Even though Buddy is so energetic when we're out playing, he's also very well-behaved at home. He always comes when I call his name and he never chews on things he's not supposed to. Sometimes after a long day at the dog park, Buddy will snuggle up next to me on the couch while I read or watch TV. It's the best feeling – like getting a warm hug from your best friend.Taking care of a dog like Buddy is a big responsibility, but it's one I'm more than happy to have. I make sure to give him freshwater and food every day. I also brush his golden fur regularly so it stays smooth and tangle-free. Buddy's favorite treat is crunchy bacon-flavored dog biscuits that I give him as a reward when he's been a good boy. And of course, we go for walks rain or shine so he can get plenty of exercise.I really don't know what I would do without Buddy in my life. He brings me so much joy, laughter, and unconditional love every single day. They say that dogs are a man's best friend, and I can totally see why that's true. Buddy means the absolute world to me and I'll always remember him as the best pet I could ever ask for. I feel so lucky that my parents let me have such an amazing furry companion to go on adventures with. Thanks, Buddy – you're the best dog ever!。
五年级下册第3单元英语作文苏教版
五年级下册第3单元英语作文苏教版全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite SeasonHi everyone! My name is Lily, and I'm in the fifth grade. Today, I want to tell you about my favorite season. Can you guess which one it is? Well, it's spring!Spring is such a beautiful season. Everything starts to come alive again after the cold winter. The weather gets warmer, and the days become longer. I love seeing the colorful flowers blooming everywhere. The cherry blossoms are my absolute favorite! They are so pretty and make the world look like a fairyland.During spring, my friends and I like to spend a lot of time outdoors. We have picnics in the park and fly kites. The breeze feels so refreshing, and the sun shines brightly. Sometimes, we even have a friendly competition to see whose kite can fly the highest. It's so much fun!Another reason why I love spring is because of all the cute baby animals. Have you ever seen little ducklings following their mama duck? It's the most adorable thing ever! I also enjoy listening to the birds chirping in the trees. Their songs make me feel happy and peaceful.Spring is also a season of celebration. We have Easter during this time, and I love decorating eggs and going on Easter egg hunts. It's like searching for hidden treasures! I also get to spend time with my family and eat delicious food. Yummy chocolate bunnies and colorful candies are the best part!One more thing I enjoy in spring is playing sports. I am a member of the school's soccer team, and we have matches during this season. It's so exciting to run on the green field and score goals.篇2My Favorite Season - SpringSpring is definitely my favorite season of the year! After the long, cold winter, everything starts to come alive again with new growth and vibrant colors. The world seems full of hope and possibility.One of the best things about spring is all the pretty flowers that bloom. Crocuses are some of the first to appear, with their purple, white and yellow petals poking up through the ground. Daffodils soon follow with their cheerful yellow heads bobbing in the breeze. Before you know it, cherry blossom trees are covered in delicate pink blooms. My mom loves tulips and always plants a whole rainbow of colors in our garden. I enjoy watching them grow taller every day, finally opening up into bright red, yellow, pink and purple cup-shaped flowers. The air is perfumed with their sweet floral scents.Springtime is also when trees start putting out fresh new leaves after being bare all winter. The landscape transforms from dull browns to vibrant emerald greens. I love watching the buds swell on the branches and then unfurl into tender new foliage. Everything looks so lush and alive! My neighbor has a beautiful willow tree and I enjoy watching its long tendrils swaying gently like a green waterfall.Spring brings lots of baby animals too. Some of my favorites are the wobbly-legged lambs frolicking in the fields and downy yellow chicks peeping and following their mamas around. I'm always excited to visit my aunt's farm and see the new arrivals.Last year she had some adorable piglets that would snuggle up together in a little pink pile to nap. So cute!With all the new life and growth happening, spring is a very active time for wildlife. You can hear birds chirping and see them carrying twigs and straw to build their nests. Squirrels are also busy scampering about, collecting nuts and berries. Sometimes I'll spot a rabbit hopping through our backyard or a deer quietly munching on fresh grass in a meadow. I enjoy seeing all the animals so busy at the start of the new season.Spring showers are nice too after the dry winter. I enjoy the fresh earthy smells when it rains and watching raindrops make patterns on the puddles. Of course, that also means rainbows might appear too! My family always tries to spot them together. Sometimes if it's still showery, we'll put on our rubber boots and go splash around in the puddles. But we also get to look for cool bugs and worms that come out when it's wet.Another fun thing is seeing all the seasonal fruits and veggies at the supermarket again. My grandparents have a huge vegetable garden and every spring we look forward to their first crops of sweet peas, tender asparagus, juicy strawberries, ripe tomatoes and fresh herbs. Yum! I really enjoy helping my grandma bake with all the springtime bounty. Strawberryshortcake, berry pies and homemade sun-dried tomato pesto on pasta are some of my favorite treats.Spring also means lots of fun fairs, festivals and events. My town has an annual blossom festival to celebrate the cherry trees blooming with food trucks, games, music and flower displays. We always go and get piles of sugary funnel cakes and buckets of fresh-squeezed lemonade. An Easter egg hunt is another exciting tradition I look forward to every year. My friends and I have contests to see who can find the most eggs and get the biggest haul of chocolate bunnies and jelly beans!With the nice spring weather, we also get to do lots of fun outdoor activities. My scout troop goes on nature hikes and learns about the new plants and animals we spot. We play field games and have picnics too. My family likes to go camping and fishing at a lake once it gets warm enough. Setting up the tent, building a campfire, and then falling asleep under the starry spring sky is really peaceful.As you can probably tell, there's just so much I love about spring! From the cheerful blossoms, fresh greenery and baby animals to the fun festivals, activities and delicious foods, it's hard not to be happy. Everything feels so full of new possibilitiesand the joy of nature reawakening. Spring will always be my favorite time of year!篇3My Wonderful Summer VacationHi, everyone! I'm Lily, and I want to tell you all about my amazing summer vacation. It was the best summer ever! Let me share all the fun things I did during my break.First, my family and I went to the beach. We played in the sand, built sandcastles, and splashed in the waves. I love swimming, so I spent a lot of time in the water. The weather was so warm and sunny! I even collected seashells and made a beautiful necklace for my mom.After the beach, we visited my grandparents in the countryside. They live on a farm, and I got to feed the animals. I fed the chickens and collected fresh eggs. It was so much fun! I also helped my grandpa in the garden. We planted tomatoes, carrots, and strawberries. I can't wait to taste the delicious fruits and vegetables when they are ready to harvest.Next, my parents took me to a famous amusement park. I went on so many exciting rides like roller coasters, Ferris wheels,and bumper cars. It was a bit scary at first, but once I tried it, I couldn't stop! My favorite ride was the giant swing that made me feel like I was flying. We also enjoyed yummy cotton candy and won prizes at the game stalls. It was a day full of laughter and joy.During my vacation, I also joined a summer camp. It was a fantastic experience! I made new friends from different schools and we did all sorts of activities together. We went hiking, had picnics, and even had a talent show. I sang a song and everyone clapped for me. It made me feel so happy and confident.In addition to all the fun activities, I also spent some time reading. I love books, and I read many interesting stories. My favorite was about a magical adventure in a faraway land. It transported me to a whole new world of imagination. Reading is like going on a journey without leaving your room!Towards the end of my vacation, my family went camping. We set up tents, made a campfire, and roasted marshmallows. We told stories and sang songs around the fire. I saw so many stars in the night sky, and it felt like they were shining just for me. It was a magical night that I'll never forget.As my summer vacation came to an end, I felt grateful for all the wonderful experiences I had. I learned new things, madememories, and had so much fun. I can't wait to share my stories with my classmates when school starts again.That's the end of my summer vacation story. I hope you enjoyed hearing all about it. Remember, vacations are not just about having fun, but also about cherishing the time spent with family and friends.篇4Title: A Day in the Life of a Fifth-GraderHi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a fifth-grader at Sunny Hill Elementary School. Today, I'd like to share with you what a typical day in my life looks like. Get ready for an exciting adventure!It all starts with the annoying sound of my alarm clock ringing at 6:30 a.m. I groan and reluctantly get out of bed, rubbing my eyes and yawning. After a quick visit to the bathroom, I head downstairs to the kitchen, where the delicious aroma of my mom's pancakes awaits me. Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day, and I always look forward to it.At 7:15 a.m., I grab my backpack and lunchbox, and my dad drives me to school. The ride is usually filled with laughter andconversations about our plans for the day. Once we arrive, I wave goodbye to my dad and join my friends on the playground.The bell rings at 8:00 a.m., and we all rush to our classroom. Our first lesson is English, and today, we're learning about irregular verbs. I love English class because our teacher, Mrs. Johnson, makes it so much fun with her interactive games and activities.After English, we have math, which can be a little challenging at times. But I try my best to pay attention and participate in class. My favorite part of math is when we get to work on puzzles and brain teasers.Next up is science, and today's lesson is about the solar system. We watch a fascinating video about the planets, and our teacher, Mr. Lee, brings in a model of the solar system for us to explore. Science is always full of surprises and new discoveries!At 11:30 a.m., it's time for recess and lunch. My friends and I gather on the playground, chatting and playing tag or hopscotch. After working up an appetite, we head to the cafeteria for our lunch break. Today's menu features spaghetti and meatballs, one of my favorites!In the afternoon, we have art class, which is my absolute favorite. We're learning about different painting techniques, and today, we get to experiment with watercolors. I love the way the colors blend and create beautiful patterns on the paper.After art, we have physical education, or P.E. Today, we're playing basketball, and I get to show off my dribbling skills. P.E. is a great way to stay active and have fun with my classmates.Finally, the school day ends at 3:00 p.m., and my mom picks me up. On the way home, I tell her all about my exciting day and the new things I learned. Once we're back home, I have a snack and start on my homework, which usually takes me an hour or so to complete.In the evening, my family and I have dinner together, and we discuss our days. After dinner, I have some free time to play with my toys, read a book, or watch a little TV. Before I know it, it's time for bed, and the cycle begins again tomorrow.That's a typical day in the life of a fifth-grader like me. It's a busy but fun-filled day, filled with learning, playing, and spending time with friends and family. I can't wait to see what adventures tomorrow will bring!篇5My Winter VacationThe winter vacation is my favorite time of the year! There are so many fun things to do and it's a nice break from school. This year's winter vacation was especially exciting. Let me tell you all about it!It started on the first day of vacation. I slept in until 10am! That felt amazing after having to wake up so early for school. When I finally got up, I had a big breakfast of pancakes, eggs, and bacon that my mom cooked for me. My little sister was still asleep so I got to relax and play video games for a few hours.In the afternoon, my dad took us sledding at a big hill near our house. The snow was perfect for sledding - thick and powdery. We brought our plastic sleds and a big inner tube to ride down the hill. I went down the hill over and over, getting pulled back up at the end by my dad. My sister cried a few times when she fell off her sled, but I thought it was really fun! We had a small snowball fight too before heading home.The next day, my grandparents came over for a visit. They don't live too far away, but we don't get to see them that often. My grandma always brings me little gifts and this time she gave me a new warm hat and some candy. My grandpa told lots of funny stories about when he was a kid. For dinner, we all wentout to my favorite restaurant that has really good burgers and milkshakes.A few days later, it snowed again - this time over a foot of fresh powder! My friends Alex and Samantha came over and we spent the whole day building the most incredible snow fort in my backyard. We dug tunnels, built up the walls really tall, and had a little courtyard in the middle. It took us hours but it was worth it. We had a huge snowball battle with the snow fort before going inside for hot chocolate.On New Year's Eve, my cousins came into town to celebrate with us. We played fun games like charades and had a dance party in the living room. We got to stay up until midnight to watch the ball drop on TV and celebrate the new year with noisemakers and sparklers in the backyard. I was exhausted the next day but it was really exciting!After New Year's, the weather warmed up for a few days and a lot of the snow melted. My dad took my sister and me ice skating at an outdoor rink downtown. I was pretty wobbly at first since I hadn't gone skating in a while, but eventually I got the hang of it again. We had a blast skating around for a couple hours. Afterward, we went to get hot chocolate with lots of whipped cream and marshmallows on top.One morning, we woke up to freezing rain which caused the roads and trees to be covered in a thick layer of ice. School was cancelled because it was too dangerous to go outside. My friends and I had an epic battle in the front yard, throwing chunks of ice at each other like snowballs. We had to keep retreating to patch up our icy forts. It was freezing but so much fun!Toward the end of vacation, it snowed a little more so we could go sledding again. This time a bunch of neighborhood kids came and we set up ramps to try jumping over with our sleds. We had races to see who could go the fastest down the big hill. I wiped out a few times and got pretty muddy, but it was worth it for all the fun I had.On the last weekend before going back to school, we went with some family friends to a big indoor waterpark resort. They had awesome waterslides, a wave pool, a lazy river, and more. We went on everything over and over again. My favorite was the huge funnel slide where you go down a trapdoor and get flushed around in a giant bowl before shooting out into the splashdown area. I didn't want to leave!Finally, it was time to go back to school. My vacation was filled with so many amazing memories - sledding, building snowforts, celebrating the holidays, ice skating, and the awesome waterpark trip. Even though I was sad for vacation to end, I felt very lucky to have had such an incredibly fun winter break. I can't wait for the next one! Maybe I'll get to go skiing or build an even bigger snow fort. But now it's time to hit the books again. Until next vacation!篇6Unit 3: My HobbiesHi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a 5th grader at Sunshine Elementary School. In this essay, I'll be sharing with you all about my hobbies and why I enjoy them so much.One of my favorite hobbies is reading books. Ever since I was a little kid, I've loved getting lost in the pages of a good book. There's just something magical about being able to transport yourself to different worlds and meet all sorts of fascinating characters. My favorite genres are fantasy and adventure, but I also enjoy reading historical fiction and mystery novels from time to time.Whenever I'm feeling stressed or overwhelmed, I find that curling up with a book is the perfect way to unwind and escape from reality for a little while. It's like taking a mini-vacationwithout ever having to leave the comfort of my own home. Plus, reading helps to expand my vocabulary and improve my comprehension skills, which is really useful for school.Another hobby that I'm passionate about is playing the violin. I started taking violin lessons when I was just six years old, and I've been hooked ever since. There's something incredibly soothing and therapeutic about the beautiful melodies that can be created with this instrument. Whenever I'm feeling sad or anxious, I'll pick up my violin and just start playing. It's like a form of meditation for me.Playing the violin has also taught me a lot about discipline and perseverance. Learning to play an instrument is no easy feat – it requires countless hours of practice and dedication. But the feeling of finally mastering a difficult piece that you've been working on for months is truly unmatched.In addition to reading and playing the violin, I also love to swim. There's just something about being in the water that makes me feel so free and weightless. Whenever I'm at the pool or the beach, I can just float around and let all my worries and stresses melt away.Swimming is also an excellent form of exercise, which is important for staying healthy and active. It's a full-body workoutthat strengthens your muscles, improves your cardiovascular health, and helps to increase your endurance. Plus, it's just plain fun! I love racing my friends and seeing who can swim the fastest.。
五年级下册第三单元英语作文不少于五句话
五年级下册第三单元英语作文不少于五句话全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite SubjectEnglish is my favorite subject in school. I find it really interesting to learn a new language and discover how people from other countries communicate. At first, English seemed quite difficult with all the strange sounds and weird spellings. But as I've practiced more, it has become much easier and even fun!One of the things I enjoy most about English class is learning new vocabulary words. It's awesome how many cool words exist in English that we don't have equivalents for in Chinese. Words like "awkward", "bummer", and "zany" are so expressive and fun to say. I've started a little notebook where I write down my favorite new English words and their definitions. Hopefully one day I'll know enough English vocabulary to be as zany and awkward as I want!Reading is another part of English that I really like. Our textbooks have some great stories about kids going on adventures, playing sports, and just experiencing life. The storiesmake me feel like I'm right there with the characters, watching everything unfold. And the more I read, the better I get at understanding written English which will help me a lot in the future.Writing in English is probably the most challenging part for me, but I can feel myself improving little by little. Trying to put all the words in the right order and use correct grammar is really difficult, at least at first. But my teacher is very patient and gives me good feedback to help me get better. This year I've already written some simple stories, descriptions, and even a poem in English which makes me proud. I know writing will just click for me one day if I keep practicing.Overall, English is my favorite subject because it opens up a whole new world of communication, culture, and self-expression.I feel so fortunate to have the opportunity to become bilingual ata young age. It hasn't always been easy, but learning English is one of the most rewarding challenges I've taken on. I'm going to stick with it because I know it will allow me to connect with many more people and have so many more incredible experiences throughout my life. English is awesome!篇2Here's an English essay for a 5th grader on the 3rd unit, about 2000 words long:My Winter VacationWow, what an amazing winter vacation I just had! It was so fun and exciting. Let me tell you all about it.After the last day of school before the break, I was so happy to finally have some time off from classes and homework. My parents had promised to take me and my little brother on a special trip during the vacation. We were all really looking forward to it!A few days after Christmas, we packed our bags and hopped in the car for a long drive. My brother and I could hardly contain our excitement as we watched the city turn into countryside out the window. "Are we there yet? Are we there yet?" we kept asking over and over again. Finally, after what felt like forever, my dad announced that we had arrived at our destination - a big ski resort up in the mountains!Neither me nor my brother had ever been skiing before, so we were a little nervous at first. But the ski instructors were really nice and helpful. They taught us how to put on our skis, how to stop and turn, and all the safety rules. After an hour or two ofpractice on the bunny slopes, we were finally ready for the big kid hills!I'll never forget that feeling of sailing down the mountain, the cold crisp air rushing past my face. It was a little scary at times, but so thrilling! Whenever I started to go too fast, I just had to make a pizza slice with my skis to slow down. My brother wiped out a few times and got covered in snow, but he thought it was hilarious.In the evenings after skiing all day, we went to the cozy lodge near the resort. They had a big fireplace to warm up next to while drinking hot chocolate. My mom and dad joined my brother and me for a game of charades one night, and I don't think I've ever laughed so hard! We made so many wonderful memories on that trip.Before we knew it, the vacation was over and it was time to head back home. I felt a little sad saying goodbye to the beautiful snowy mountains, but also excited to see my friends again and tell them about my awesome skiing adventure. This winter break was definitely one I'll never forget!篇3Title: Exploring the Wonders of NatureIt was a sunny Saturday morning, and I couldn't wait to embark on our class field trip to the nearby nature reserve. My backpack was packed with snacks, water, and a little notebook for jotting down observations. The excitement was palpable as we boarded the school bus, chatting animatedly with our friends about the adventures that awaited us.As we arrived at the nature reserve, the fresh air filled our lungs, and the vibrant colors of the surrounding flora immediately captivated our senses. Our teacher, Mrs. Thompson, gathered us around and explained the importance of respecting nature and leaving no trace behind. We nodded eagerly, eager to explore the wonders that lay ahead.Our first stop was the hiking trail that wound through the lush forest. The canopy of trees provided a cool shade, and the chirping of birds created a melodious symphony. We observed the intricate patterns on the tree barks, the vibrant hues of the wildflowers, and the scurrying squirrels darting from one branch to another. It was like stepping into a magical realm straight out of a storybook.As we ventured deeper into the reserve, we came across a babbling brook. The crystal-clear water rippled over the smooth pebbles, inviting us to dip our hands in and feel the refreshingcoolness. Some of us even spotted tiny fish darting through the shallow waters, their scales glistening in the sunlight.Our next stop was the meadow, a vast expanse of lush grass dotted with wildflowers in hues of yellow, purple, and white. Mrs. Thompson encouraged us to lie down and gaze up at the sky, taking in the fluffy clouds drifting lazily above. We played a game of cloud-spotting, trying to identify shapes and forms in the ever-changing canvas of the sky.During our picnic lunch, we were visited by a family of deer grazing in the distance. Their graceful movements and gentle demeanor captivated us all. We sat in hushed silence, not wanting to disturb their peaceful presence. It was a reminder of the delicate balance that exists in nature, and the importance of preserving these habitats for generations to come.As the day drew to a close, we reluctantly made our way back to the bus, our minds brimming with memories and our hearts filled with a newfound appreciation for the natural world. On the ride back, we excitedly shared our favorite moments, sketches, and observations from the day's adventure.Back in the classroom the following week, Mrs. Thompson encouraged us to write about our experiences and the lessons we had learned. We eagerly put pen to paper, capturing thesights, sounds, and emotions that had left an indelible mark on our young minds.Through this field trip, we not only gained knowledge about the diverse ecosystems and their inhabitants but also developed a deep respect for the intricate web of life that sustains our planet. We realized that nature is not just a backdrop for our lives but an integral part of our existence, a source of wonder, and a treasure to be cherished and protected.As we grow older, I know that the memories of this field trip will remain etched in our hearts, reminding us of theawe-inspiring beauty that surrounds us and the importance of being responsible stewards of our environment. It was a day that sparked our curiosity, ignited our imaginations, and instilled in us a lifelong love for the great outdoors.篇4My Favorite Season: SpringSpring is my favorite season of the year! There are so many things I love about it. First of all, the weather gets warmer after the cold winter months. I can finally go outside and play without having to wear a heavy coat, hat, and gloves. The temperatures are just perfect - not too hot and not too cold.Another reason I adore spring is because of all the beautiful flowers that start blooming everywhere. My neighborhood comes alive with colors like yellow daffodils, pink cherry blossoms, and purple crocuses. The trees grow new green leaves again after being bare all winter. It's like the whole world wakes up from a long sleep. My mom and I love to go on walks and admire all the pretty flowers.Springtime also means baby animals are being born on farms and in nature. I think little lambs, chicks, and bunnies are the cutest! Last year, we went to a petting zoo and I got to hold and feed some of the babies. They were so tiny and soft. Seeing the babies reminds me of how amazing nature is.Another thing I look forward to in the spring is the return of my favorite sports like baseball, softball, and soccer. After a long winter break, I'm always excited to get back out on the field or court and play again. There's nothing quite like that feeling of the warm sunshine on your face as you run around scoring goals or getting hits. My parents sign me up for the local recreational leagues every year.One last thing I love is all the yummy fresh fruits and vegetables that are in season during springtime. Strawberries, asparagus, peas, and leafy green salads are some of my favoritesto eat. They are so flavorful and nutritious after a winter of eating lots of heavy, starchy foods. My parents even let me help plant a small vegetable garden in our backyard each spring.Overall, there are so many wonderful things about spring that make it my favorite time of the year. From the rebirth of nature with blooming plants and baby animals to fun outdoor activities and delicious fresh produce, what's not to love? I cherish these few short months before the hot summer rays and appreciate every second of this delightful season. I can't wait until spring rolls around again next year!篇5My Favorite Unit: Making FriendsI just finished studying unit 3 in my fifth grade English textbook and it was my favorite unit so far! The whole unit was all about making friends and being a good friend. I thought it was a really important topic because having good friends makes life so much better.In the first lesson, we learned how to introduce ourselves and get to know new people. The textbook taught us phrases like "Hi, I'm [name]. Nice to meet you!" and "What's your favorite hobby?" Practicing those conversational skills will help me makenew friends when I start middle school next year. I feel more confident about walking up to someone new on the playground or in class and striking up a friendly chat.The second lesson focused on maintaining friendships and being a good friend yourself. We talked about qualities like being kind, listening well, keeping secrets, and standing up for your friends. I realized that I need to work on being more patient and less bossy sometimes when I'm playing with my current friends. The textbook said good friends don't try to control everything or make all the decisions themselves. That was a wake up call for me!In the third lesson, we read stories about friends resolving conflicts through good communication. I learned that it's normal for even best friends to disagree sometimes, but the key is talking it out instead of fighting or giving each other the silent treatment. The stories gave examples of using "I" statements to express your feelings calmly, apologizing sincerely, and finding compromises. Dealing with disagreements the right way can actually bring friends closer together.My favorite lesson was the last one all about the value of diversity in friendships. The readings celebrated how friends from different backgrounds can introduce you to new cultures,perspectives, and experiences. Having a diverse friend group helps you see the world through fresh eyes and become more open-minded. I have a few friends who recently moved here from other countries and I'm excited to learn about their traditions. The textbook made me appreciate how lucky I am to go to such a multicultural school.Overall, I feel like I gained some invaluable lessons about friendship from this unit. I have a better understanding of what it takes to make new friends, be a good friend myself, work through problems with friends, and appreciate the diversity among my friend group. Friendship is one of the most important parts of life, so these skills will benefit me for many years to come as I grow up and my friendships evolve and change. I'll definitely be putting the advice from unit 3 into practice!篇6My Favorite SeasonSummer is my favorite season of the year. I love the warm sunshine, the long days, and all the fun activities we can do during the summer holidays. School is out for a couple of months, so we have a lot of free time to play outside with our friends.One of the best things about summer is going to the beach or the swimming pool. I love splashing around in the cool water when it's really hot outside. Building sandcastles and hunting for seashells on the beach is so much fun too. My friends and I have competitions to see who can find the biggest shell or build the tallest sandcastle.In the summer evenings, my family likes to have backyard barbecues. My dad grills hamburgers and hot dogs while my mom prepares salads and other side dishes. We eat outside on the patio and sometimes even have a bonfire or make s'mores after dinner. The fireflies come out at night, flickering in the backyard like tiny fairy lights. I try to catch them in a jar so I can watch them glow.There are always fun summer camps, day trips, and other activities to do when school is out too. This summer, I'm going to a nature camp where we'll go hiking, learn about wildlife, and sleep in cabins in the woods for a few nights. I'm really excited, even though I'll miss having sleepovers and slumber parties with my friends from school. We might still get to have some over summer break though.The Fourth of July is another highlight of summer vacation. Our neighborhood has a big celebration with a parade, games,food trucks, and an amazing fireworks show at night. My friends and I run around with glow sticks and sparklers while the colorful fireworks light up the sky. It's always such a fun night to look forward to.Those are just some of the reasons why I love summer so much. From June through August, there's always something exciting to do or look forward to. The hot weather, summer holidays from school, and special celebrations and traditions make this season the greatest few months of the year in my opinion. Even though it's sad when summer comes to an end and we have to go back to school, at least we can look forward to the next one just around the corner. Summer will be here again before we know it!。
五年级下册英语第三单元冀教版作文
五年级下册英语第三单元冀教版作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: My Exciting Journey Through Unit 3Hi there! I'm a fifth-grader, and I'm really excited to share my experience with Unit 3 of our English textbook. It's been an amazing adventure filled with new vocabulary, interesting stories, and fun activities. Buckle up and get ready for a thrilling ride!The unit kicked off with a cool story called "The Little Prince."I have to admit, at first, I was a bit confused by the strange characters and their conversations. But as we delved deeper into the story, I realized it was packed with valuable life lessons. The little prince's journey taught me the importance of friendship, appreciating the simple things in life, and seeing the world through a different lens.One of the coolest parts of this unit was learning about different countries and cultures. We explored the vibrant festivals, delicious cuisines, and fascinating traditions of various nations. It was like taking a virtual trip around the globe withoutever leaving our classroom! I even learned how to introduce myself in a few new languages, which was super fun.Speaking of activities, we had the chance to put our newly acquired skills to the test through various projects and presentations. I still remember the thrill of standing in front of the class and delivering a speech about my favorite country. Sure, I was a little nervous at first, but the confidence I gained from practicing was priceless.One of the highlights of this unit was the reading comprehension exercises. We read captivating stories from around the world, each one offering a unique perspective and cultural insight. I loved analyzing the characters, discussing the themes, and sharing my thoughts with my classmates. It was like we were literary detectives, uncovering hidden gems within the pages.And let's not forget about the vocabulary! We learned so many new words related to countries, cultures, and everyday life. At first, it felt like a daunting task, but our teacher had a knack for making it fun. We played word games, created vocabulary flashcards, and even had a friendly competition to see who could use the most new words in a sentence. Needless to say, my vocabulary arsenal has grown significantly!But Unit 3 wasn't just about learning; it was also about bonding with my classmates. We worked together on group projects, shared our cultural experiences, and even taught each other phrases from our native languages. It was a beautiful reminder that despite our differences, we're all part of one global community.As we neared the end of the unit, I couldn't help but feel a sense of accomplishment and pride. I had not only expanded my English skills but also gained a deeper appreciation for the diversity of our world. The lessons, stories, and activities from Unit 3 will forever hold a special place in my heart.Looking back, I can confidently say that this unit was a game-changer for me. It opened my eyes to the fascinating world beyond our classroom walls and ignited a passion for learning about different cultures. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even become a world traveler or a cultural ambassador, thanks to the篇2Title: My Unforgettable Summer VacationIt was the last day of school, and I couldn't wait for the summer vacation to start. My friends and I had been countingdown the days, eagerly anticipating the freedom and fun that lay ahead. As the final bell rang, we rushed out of the classroom, exchanging high-fives and making plans for the upcoming adventures.The first week of vacation was spent lounging around the house, catching up on my favorite TV shows and playing video games. However, as the days went by, I started to feel restless. That's when my mom suggested we go on a trip to visit my grandparents in the countryside.I was initially hesitant, as I had envisioned a summer filled with sleepovers and trips to the amusement park with my friends. But my mom insisted it would be a great experience, and I reluctantly agreed.The journey to my grandparents' village was long but scenic. We passed by rolling hills, lush fields, and quaint little towns. As we neared our destination, the air became fresher, and the pace of life seemed to slow down.When we arrived, my grandparents greeted us with warm hugs and bright smiles. Their humble farmhouse was nestled amidst a vast expanse of farmland, and the scent of freshly tilled soil filled the air.The first few days were a bit of an adjustment for me. I was used to the hustle and bustle of city life, and the quiet countryside seemed almost too peaceful. But as time passed, I found myself embracing the simple joys of rural living.My grandfather took me on walks through the fields, teaching me about the different crops and how to tend to them. I learned how to milk the cows and collect fresh eggs from the henhouse. It was hard work, but there was something deeply satisfying about being connected to the land and the sources of our food.In the evenings, my grandmother would regale us with stories from her youth, tales of mischief and adventure that had me captivated. We would sit around the crackling fireplace, sipping hot tea and listening to the gentle sounds of nature outside.One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the nearby river. My grandparents packed a picnic lunch, and we spent the day swimming, fishing, and exploring the lush surroundings. I marveled at the crystal-clear water and the abundance of life teeming beneath the surface.As the weeks passed, I found myself growing closer to my grandparents. I learned about their values, their work ethic, andtheir deep appreciation for the simple things in life. They taught me the importance of staying grounded and connected to nature, even in a world that often seems consumed by technology and modern distractions.On our last night in the village, we gathered around the fireplace for one final storytelling session. As my grandmother's tale came to an end, I felt a pang of sadness knowing that our time together was drawing to a close.The next morning, we said our goodbyes and began the journey back to the city. As we drove away, I gazed out the window at the rolling hills and fields, feeling a newfound appreciation for the beauty and simplicity of the countryside.That summer vacation with my grandparents turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences of my life. It taught me valuable lessons about hard work, family, and finding joy in the simplest of things. And although I was initially reluctant to leave the comforts of the city behind, I returned with a deeper understanding of myself and a renewed respect for the natural world around me.篇3Title: My Unforgettable Summer AdventureSummer vacations are always the best time of the year for me. After being cooped up in school for months, I finally get to enjoy the freedom and excitement of long, sunny days filled with fun activities and adventures. Last summer was particularly special because my family and I went on an incredible camping trip to the mountains.It all started when my dad announced one day at the dinner table that he had made plans for us to go camping in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I was thrilled! I had never been camping before, and the idea of spending a few nights in the great outdoors, surrounded by nature, sounded like an amazing adventure.We spent the next few weeks preparing for the trip. My parents bought a brand new tent, sleeping bags, and all sorts of camping gear. We also had to pack plenty of food, clothes, and other essentials. I couldn't wait for the day to finally arrive!When the day came, we loaded up our trusty old station wagon and hit the road. The drive to the mountains took almost six hours, but it didn't feel that long because we played games, sang songs, and enjoyed the beautiful scenery along the way.As we entered the national park, I was in awe of the stunning landscapes. Towering mountains covered in lush green forests,winding rivers, and breathtaking waterfalls greeted us at every turn. It was like stepping into a magical wonderland.We found our campsite nestled in a peaceful clearing, surrounded by tall trees and the soothing sound of a nearby stream. Setting up the tent was a bit of a challenge, but with the help of my dad and brother, we managed to get it done.Once our camp was all set up, we went on a hike along one of the park's many trails. The fresh mountain air, the chirping of birds, and the rustling of leaves under our feet made me feel so alive and connected to nature. We even spotted a family of deer grazing in a clearing, which was an incredible sight to see.In the evening, we gathered around the campfire and roasted marshmallows while my dad told spooky stories that sent chills down my spine. The night sky was a mesmerizing canvas of twinkling stars, and the cool mountain breeze lulled us to sleep in our cozy tent.The next few days were filled with more adventures. We went swimming in a crystal-clear lake, went fishing (even though we didn't catch anything), and explored hidden waterfalls and caves. Every moment was filled with wonder and excitement.One of the highlights of the trip was when we went on a guided night hike. Our ranger-led group ventured into the forest after dark, armed with flashlights and a sense of adventure. The sounds of the nocturnal animals and the eerie glow of the moonlight filtering through the trees created an unforgettable atmosphere.On our last day in the mountains, we hiked to the top of a scenic overlook and were rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding peaks and valleys. As I stood there, taking in the majestic beauty of nature, I felt a profound sense of gratitude and appreciation for this amazing experience.The journey home was bittersweet. While I was sad to leave the mountains behind, I knew that the memories and lessons I had gained from this camping trip would stay with me forever. I learned the importance of appreciating and respecting nature, the value of spending quality time with family, and the joy of stepping out of my comfort zone to embrace new adventures.As I reflect on that unforgettable summer adventure, I realize how truly lucky I am to have had the opportunity to create such cherished memories. It was an experience that taught me so much about the world around me and about myself. And whoknows, maybe next summer will bring another exciting adventure waiting to be explored!篇4My Hobbies and InterestsHobbies are so much fun! They help me enjoy my free time and take a break from schoolwork. I have quite a few different hobbies that I really enjoy. Let me tell you about some of my favorites!One hobby I got into recently is coding. My parents bought me a beginner's coding book and some online courses for kids. At first, I didn't think I would like it very much. But once I started learning, I found it to be really interesting and rewarding. Coding allows me to create my own simple games, apps, and websites. It makes me feel proud when I can build something from scratch just by writing code. I really enjoy the problem-solving aspect of coding too. Sometimes there are tricky bugs I have to find and fix. It can be challenging, but also very satisfying when I figure it out. Coding helps exercise my brain in a fun way!Another big hobby of mine is reading books, especially fiction novels. I love getting lost in the stories and imagining the characters and worlds the author describes. My favorite bookseries is Harry Potter - I've read all the books multiple times! Fantasy and adventure stories transport me to amazing magical realms. But I also enjoy realistic fiction that gives me a window into other kids' lives and experiences. Books allow me to learn so much while being entertained at the same time. Whenever I have free time, you'll probably find me curled up with a good book. My parents have to pry me away at bedtime!In addition to coding and reading, I'm really into sports and outdoor activities. Playing sports isn't just about exercise - it's super fun! I love the thrill of competition and being part of a team. My main sport is basketball, and I play on my school's team. There's nothing better than stealing the ball, dribbling down the court, and making a slam dunk! I get such an amazing rush. Soccer is another favorite - I play that a lot too. But really, any sport involving running, jumping, throwing, or kicking a ball gets me excited. In the summers, I attend sports camps to keep active and learn new skills.When I'm not playing organized sports, I love being outdoors and enjoying nature. Hiking, camping, swimming, climbing trees - you name it! My family and I go on lots of outings to local parks and trails. Getting some fresh air and physical activity is very energizing. I feel so free and happybreathing in the fresh outdoor smells. Birdwatching is fun too - I've gotten pretty good at identifying different species. I take my camera along on hikes to photograph anything interesting I see, like colorful flowers, strange insects, or cool rock formations. Spending time in nature helps me appreciate the beauty of our world.As you can see, I have a wide variety of interests that I'm really passionate about. Coding exercises my mind, reading expands my imagination, sports challenge me physically, and nature nurtures my soul. With so many fascinating hobbies to explore, I'm never bored! I feel very lucky to have such a vibrant life full of activities I truly enjoy. My hobbies make me who I am and shape my character in positive ways. I hope I can keep pursuing all of my beloved pastimes for many years to come.篇5My Favorite Season: SpringSpring is definitely my favorite season of the year! It's the time when nature wakes up from its long winter sleep and everything starts to bloom and come back to life. I love the warmer temperatures, the gentle breezes, and the longer days that come with spring.One of the things I enjoy the most about spring is the beautiful flowers that begin to appear everywhere. The first flowers that pop up are usually the crocuses and daffodils, with their bright yellow and purple colors. They always make me smile when I see them peeking out from the ground, letting me know that winter is finally over. Soon after, the cherry blossom trees start to bloom, covering the branches with pretty pink and white flowers. It's almost like the trees are wearing fancy dresses for a party!Another great thing about spring is all the baby animals that are born. It's so much fun to see the little lambs, chicks, and bunnies hopping and running around. They're just so cute and full of energy! My favorite baby animals are probably the ducklings. They always seem to be following their mother in a straight line, waddling along and quacking happily. I could watch them for hours.One of the best things about spring is being able to play outside again after being cooped up inside all winter. My friends and I love to ride our bikes, play catch, and just run around and enjoy the fresh air. Sometimes we even have picnics in the park, eating sandwiches and drinking lemonade while sitting on ablanket in the grass. It's the perfect way to spend a sunny spring day.Spring also means it's time for some of my favorite holidays, like Easter and Mother's Day. I love decorating Easter eggs with my family and going on an Easter egg hunt in the backyard. And Mother's Day is a special day to show my mom how much I appreciate her and everything she does for me. I usually make her a homemade card and try to help out extra around the house on that day.When I think of spring, I think of new beginnings, growth, and happiness. It's a time of year that just makes me feel alive and excited for the warm, sunny months ahead. From the beautiful blossoms to the baby animals to the longer days spent playing outside, spring is truly a magical time. And that's why, no matter what, it will always be my favorite season.篇6My Favorite Season: SpringSpring is definitely my favorite season of the year! It's the time when everything starts coming back to life after the cold, dreary winter. The world turns green and colorful again, filled with new flowers, leaves on the trees, and baby animalsscampering around. Just thinking about spring makes me feel cheerful and energetic!One of the best things about spring is all the fun activities you can do outside again after being cooped up inside for months. My friends and I love going to the park and playing on the swings, seesaws, and jungle gyms. We run around chasing each other, rolling down the grassy hills, and blowing bubbles until we're out of breath. The fresh spring air smells so nice and sweet compared to the stale indoor air of winter.Another great spring activity is going on nature hikes through the woods or the fields near my house. Everything is in bloom, from the wildflowers lining the trails to the blossoms on the trees. I always keep my eyes peeled for interesting critters –last year I spotted a family of bunnies nibbling on clover, some scampering squirrels gathering nuts, and even a bright orange newt slithering across the path! My dog Buddy has a great time too, sniffing all the new scents. Sometimes we'll pack a picnic and eat our sandwiches while listening to the birds singing their cheerful melodies.Then there are the fun traditions like the first softball game of the season, the school's spring fair and carnival, and of course Easter egg hunts. I get so excited decorating eggs with my littlesister, using crazy stickers, crayons, and dye baths. On Easter morning it's a mad scramble to find all the eggs the bunny hid around the yard, usually with a chocolate surprise inside! My basket is always overflowing with jellybeans, Peeps, and chocolates by the end. Mmm, I can almost taste it now!Another thing I adore about spring is the anticipation and excitement of watching nature wake up. First, there are those uplifting signs that warmth is coming – the cheery daffodils poking through the ground, trees getting little buds, and rain showers replacing the snow. Then before you know it, the crocuses are dotting the ground in shades of purple and yellow, cherry tree blossoms are swirling in the breeze like pink snow, and all the shrubs and trees are green and lush again. What used to be dreary brown branches are suddenly transformed into this vibrant, living canopy that makes the whole neighborhood look fresh and new. In the evenings, I love cracking my bedroom window to let in the perfumed air while I do homework.Spring also means fun and anticipation for a kid because it signals that the looooong school year is finally winding down. Summer vacation is just around the corner, which to me means no more homework for months, sleeping in every morning, swimming at the pool all day if I want, and staying up late towatch movies or read books. What bliss! By late spring I'm practically climbing the walls and driving my parents crazy counting down the days until that final bell rings.But even with those small gripes, you just can't beat the amazing feeling of revival and new beginnings that comes with spring. The world is brimming with vibrant greens, cheerful flowers, warm sunshine, chirping birds and the buzzing of insects once more. Everything feels fresh and alive, brand new. Spring gives me a refreshing energy and sunny outlook to start the new year out right. That's why it will always be my #1 favorite season. Bring it on!。
五年级英语下册试题Module3Thingsaroundus单元测试牛津上海版(含答案及解析)
五年级英语下册试题Module3 Things around us 单元测试牛津上海版（含答案及解析）一、单选题（共9题）1.It's 9: 00 a. m.. He still in bed. He tired last night.A.is; wasB.was; isC.was; was2. Rose Chinese?A.Is; anB.Does; aC.Does; speak3.—Where the dog? I'm not sure.— It here this morning.A.was; isB.is; wasC.is; is4.I my car outside the building but it is not there now.A.madeB.builtC.parked5.Can you tell me the way to the restaurant?A.go to the restaurantB.where is the restaurantC.how to get to the restaurant6. is weather in winter in Shanghai?A.WhatB.HowC.What about7.Good morning! What can I do for you?A.Can I help you?B.what's the matter?C.How are you?8.What is inside the room?A.the dateB.the timeC.the temperature9. do you contact your parents when you are not in Shanghai?.A.WhatB.HowC.Where二、阅读理解（共2题）10.阅读理解Rose is a middle school student. She likes English very much and she does well in it. She often tells her father about her English. Now she is talking with her father.Rose: Our English book is very nice. There are many interesting dialogues and nice pictures in it.Father: DO you speak only English in class or does your teacher explain everything to you in Chinese?Rose: Oh, no. We speak English for most of the time in class. So I must work hard at it.Father: That's good! I'm sure you'll study better.（1）Rose's English is .A.goodB.wallC.bad（2）DO Rose and her classmates speak only English in class?A.Yes, they do.B.Yes, they did.C.No, they don't.（3）The dialogues in Rose's English book .A.are difficultB.are interestingC.are boring（4）Rose works hard at EnglishA.to talk to DadB.to speak EnglishC.show herself（5）Rose's father she'I1 study better.A.thinksB.hopesC.doesn't think11.阅读理解Mr. Johnson had his weekend with his old grandfather Dr. Johnson yesterday. In the morning he got up at seven o'clock. He had his breakfast at half past eight. Then he went out in his yellow car and arrived at old Dr. Johnson's cabin at about 9. At noon Mr. Johnson had lunch with his grandfather. They played cards at half past two. Dr. Johnson was good at playing cards. He beat (打败) Mr. Johnson at last. So he laughed: "See? I am not too old to play with young people!"（1）How did Mr. Johnson spend his weekend yesterday?（2）Where did Mr. Johnson have breakfast ?（3）What did they do after lunch?（4）Who won the game at last?（5）How did Dr. Johnson think of himself?三、句型转换（共5题）12.I like all the robots. (对划线部分提问)________robot do you like?13.They're Linda's bookshelves. (对划线部分提问)________ bookshelves are they?14.Miss Li lives in Pudong. (对划线部分提问)________ ________Miss Li live?15.They go to the park and play games. (改为一般过去时)They________to the park and________games.16.We have our Chinese lesson at ten o'clock. (对划线部分提问)________ ________do you have your Chinese lesson?四、翻译（共1题）17.翻译下列词组（1）建一所新房子________（2）过得很快活________（3）呆在舒适的房子里________（4）来自中国东海________答案部分第 1 题:【答案】A【考点】be动词，一般现在时，一般过去时【解析】【分析】句意：上午9点了。
牛津上海版(试用本)英语五年级下册Module3Thingsaroundus单元测试卷
B．wall
C．bad
11．Do Rose and her classmates speak only English in class? ( )
A．Yes, they do.
B．Yes, they did.
C．No, they don't.
12．The dialogues in Rose's English book _____. ( )
A．thinks
B．hopes
C．doesn't think
三、任务型阅读
阅读理解。
Mr. Johnson had his weekend with his old grandfather—Dr. Johnson yesterday. In the morning he got up at seven o'clock. He had his breakfast at half past eight. Then he went out in his yellow car and arrived at old Dr. Johnson's cabin at about 9. At noon Mr. Johnson had lunch with his grandfather. They played cards at half past two. Dr. Johnson was good at playing cards. He beat（打败）Mr. Johnson at last. So he laughed: "See? I am not too old to play with young people!"
A．are difficult
新牛津沪教五年级下册module 3《unit 1 colours around us》优秀教案(重点资料).doc
While-task procedure
1.Invite a couple of groups to role-play the dialogue in front of the class.
2.Working in pairs, the students take turns to complete the sentences in Read and write.
3.The students write the completed sentences in their exercise books.
课题
Module 3 Things around us
Unit 1 Colours around us
Say and act
教学目标
知识与技能：Asking‘wh-’questions to find out possession
Using pronouns to identify possession
Post-task activity
1.Workbook page17
2.workbook page18
3.Make a new dialogue.
Grammar Practice Book page 34
板书设计
Module 3 Things around us
Unit 1 Colours around us
Whose bird is this ?
Is it…?
Yes,it is…/No, it is…
课前学生准备
English book, reading the text
2019年精选小学五年级下册英语Module 3 Things around usUnit 3 Changes牛津上海版知识点练习第四十篇
—What can you move?
— I can move .
A、a furniture
B、the furnitures
C、the furniture
【答案】：
B、pleasure
C、the same
A、By
B、Bye
C、See you
【答案】：
【解析】：
阅读理解
It"s half past seven in
the morning. Dick is still asleep. Mum wakes him up: "Dick, it"s seven.
Get up right now." Dick puts on his clothes and then comes into the living
there are no teachers or students in the school. "How silly I am! It"s
Saturday today."
It"s__________________in the morning. Dick is______. But it"s time to____________.
p______learn English because it is useful for t______work.
However, it is very important in people"s daily life to speak English. If you
外研版(三起)-英语-五年级下册--Module3 开阔视野
外研版(三起)-英语-打印版
开阔视野
趣味知识
breakfast是早餐，milk，hamburger任你选。
lunch lunch是午餐，Juice，sandwich记心间。
dinner，dinner是晚餐，少吃少喝体康健。
cheese奶酪，fish鱼，chips，chips炸薯条。
meal就是一顿饭，一日三餐天天见。
跟我一起看世界
英国国食：Fish and Chips
“鱼和薯条”源自英国，是将去了鱼刺和骨头的鱼，切成片后裹上湿面团，然后油炸，同时也有炸薯条，吃的时候还会配上不同口味的调味酱，算是种很普遍的小吃。
听说在英国，最早选用包薯条的报纸一定是当天的泰晤士报，这样就可烈一边吃着炸鱼一边看报纸了。
当然，现在的薯条早已经改用干净的白纸或纸盒装。
由于“鱼和薯条”新鲜美味，热气腾腾，又方便快捷，几百年来，“鱼和薯条”就在英国成为雅俗共赏，老少皆宜的一道美食了。
不过，有的英国人把他们当作一顿饭，而有些人就是把薯条当作餐前点心或零食。
美国人也早已为这一食品所陶醉，其实在西方国家，fish and chips当之无愧成为备受国民青睐的首选食品。
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2019年精选小学五年级下册英语Module 3 Things around usUnit 1 Signs牛津上
海版课后练习二十八
第1题【单选题】
walk on the grass.
A、Can not
B、Do not
C、You not
【答案】：
【解析】：
第2题【单选题】
can you draw the clouds?
A、Which
B、What
C、How
【答案】：
【解析】：
第3题【单选题】
—Where the dog? I"m not sure.
— It here this morning.
A、was; is
B、is; was
C、is; is
【答案】：
【解析】：
第4题【单选题】
Rose Chinese?
A、Is; an
B、Does; a
C、Does; speak
【答案】：
【解析】：
第5题【句型转换】
The boy had lunch at home. (对划线部分提问) ____________the boy______at home?
【答案】：
【解析】：
第6题【单词拼写（词汇运用）】
单词拼写
Tom goes to school o______his bike. He puts his bike beside
the school. There are many bikes there during the school t______. At half past three, the students take their bikes and go h______.
Then you can see many bikes running in the s______. Sometimes a policeman s______them
all and let the cars go by. Sometimes he stops all the cars and lets bicycles
pass. Some students have big schoolbags w______hem. Sometimes you can see two boys
on one bike. The policeman always stops a bike with two people in it.
【答案】：
【解析】：
第7题【语法填空】
—I can"t see my pen.
Is it______the pencil-box?（介词）— Open it and see.
【答案】：
【解析】：。