我想要在这个暑假培养一些爱好英语作文

我想要在这个暑假培养一些爱好英语作文
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篇1
My Summer Plans to Explore New Hobbies
Summer vacation is finally here! I can't wait to have so much free time away from school. While I love learning, sometimes the routine of classes, homework, and activities gets a little boring. This summer, I've decided to try some new hobbies to keep myself entertained and discover new interests.
There are so many possibilities for fun hobbies! I've been thinking a lot about what I might want to try. First on my list is learning to cook and bake. My mom and dad are really good cooks, and the food they make always looks and smells delicious.
I want to learn how to follow recipes and make yummy treats like cookies, cakes, and pies. My parents said they would help me and teach me about kitchen safety. I can't wait to wear a cute apron and make a huge mess in the kitchen!
Another hobby I'm interested in is photography. My uncle is a professional photographer, and he has the most amazing camera. He takes such beautiful pictures of nature, animals, and
even portraits of people. I love looking through his photo albums. For my birthday last year, my parents got me a basic digital camera, but I haven't really learned how to use it properly yet. This summer, I want to watch online tutorials and read books about photography techniques. Then I can go outside and practice taking pics of flowers, bugs, my pet dog, and anything else I find interesting.
I've also been thinking about trying my hand at arts and crafts. There are so many cool DIY projects I've seen online, like making jewelry, painting on canvases, sculpting with clay, and more. My best friend is super artistic and creative, so maybe she can teach me some tips and tricks. We can look up ideas on Pinterest and YouTube, then get a bunch of supplies from the craft store and have fun making stuff together. If we make anything good, we can try selling it online or at a local crafts fair!
Of course, I'll need to spend some time outside and being active too. I always enjoy riding my bike around the neighborhood with friends, or going on hikes with my family. We live close to a huge park with trails, streams, and lots of areas to explore nature. On hot days, we'll definitely need to go swimming at the community pool or take a trip to the beach.
Building sandcastles, collecting seashells, and jumping waves in the ocean sounds like a blast!
Reading is another hobby I've always loved, but rarely have enough time for during the school year. My goal is to get through at least 10 novels this summer, everything from fantasy and sci-fi to realistic fiction and classics. I really want to read some more challenging books to prepare for harder literature in middle school. But I'll definitely throw in some lighter, funny stuff too for when I want a break from the heavy reading. Maybe I can even start my own little book club with a few friends.
There's one more hobby I've been dying to explore, and that's learning to code and build apps or games. Coding seems like SO much fun, and I've heard you can even make money doing it when you get really good. Some of the kid coding websites look really neat, teaching programming languages in a simple, game-like way. If I take to it quickly, maybe I can create a basic app and try to get it on the app store. Or maybe a silly game that lets you send animated poop emojis to your friends. Wouldn't that be hilarious?
Those are just a few of the many potential hobbies I'd love to try this summer. Honestly, I'm a little worried about getting bored after a few weeks of total freedom, but I think exploring
new interests will keep me busy and learning new skills. I'm sure I'll find a few hobbies that really click. And if not, there's always next summer to experiment even more! I can't wait to see what awesome talents I discover.
篇2
I Can't Wait for Summer Vacation!
School is almost out and I'm getting so excited for summer vacation! I love the warm sunny days and not having to wake up super early. But the best part is having tons of free time to explore new hobbies and interests. During the school year, it feels like I'm always rushing from one activity to the next without much time just to relax and do what I want.
This summer, I really want to find some cool new hobbies to try out. My parents are always saying how important it is to have hobbies beyond just playing video games and watching TV and movies. They think hobbies help you learn new skills, discover your talents, and find meaning. I'm not totally sure what they mean by that, but it does sound kind of interesting.
One hobby I've been wanting to start is coding and programming. My older cousin is really into computers and tech stuff. He's been teaching me the basics of coding and we even
made a simple video game together last time he visited. It was so satisfying to create something digital from scratch! Coding seems like a useful skill to have these days. Maybe I could make my own apps or websites someday if I keep practicing.
Art and drawing is another hobby that fascinates me. Whenever we do art projects in school, I really enjoy sketching and working with different materials like paints, pastels, and clay. My drawings are never as good as I want them to be, but I've noticed my skills slowly improving over time. An art hobby could allow me to be more creative and expressive. Who knows, perhaps I'm a hidden artistic genius just waiting to blossom!
My friend Jessica has been taking dance classes for years and she's incredible at it. Whenever I see her performances, the dancers always seem so confident, graceful, and athletic. Part of me would love to learn dance too so I can get better at controlling my body movements. Dancing looks like such an fun way to exercise without it feeling like a boring workout. I'll have to ask my parents if I can try a dance camp or classes this summer.
Or maybe I'll discover a passion for a random hobby I've never really considered before, like woodworking, gardening, jewelry making, or playing chess. The possibilities are endless!
Summer is the perfect opportunity to step out of my comfort zone and uncover new interests and talents.
Of course, I'll need tons of energy and motivation to consistently practice my new hobbies. My lazy summer mindset usually means I spend way too much time just lounging around or zoning out in front of screens. It's going to take discipline to stick with activities, especially when the initial phases feel difficult or frustrating. But I know that persistence is key for hobbies to feel truly rewarding in the long run.
Developing a wider range of hobbies will also help me make new friends with similar interests. At school, most of my friends are into the same sports, games, and activities as me. But by joining clubs, classes, or camps for my hobbies, I'll encounter kids who are really passionate about those specific areas. Having hobby friends could expose me to different perspectives and worldviews beyond just my usual social circles.
My parents have given me a fun challenge – they said if I can stick with a couple productive hobbies all summer long, they'll help pay for me to continue them during the school year too. That's a really motivating goal for me! I'd love to have creative outlets beyond just my schoolwork once the busy academic year starts again.
So this summer, I'm going to proactively hunt for hobbies that excite my curiosity, drive my ambition, and bring me joy. Maybe I'll discover a lifelong passion that could someday turn into an interesting career path. Or maybe I'll simply find activities that help relieve stress and expand my perspective. Either way, I'm determined not to waste this summer just vegetating in front of screens. The possibilities for exploration, learning, and
self-improvement are endless – I can't wait to get started!
篇3
I Can't Wait for Summer Vacation!
School is almost over for the year and I'm super excited for summer vacation! Don't get me wrong, I like school and learning new things. But summer is the best - no homework, no waking up early, and tons of free time to do whatever I want.
My parents are already warning me that I can't just laze around all summer playing video games or watching TV though. They say it's important to keep my brain active and pick up some new hobbies over the vacation. At first I wasn't too happy about that idea. Hobbies? That sounds like more work! But the more I thought about it, the more I realized they might be right. If I'm
not careful, three months of zero activities could turn my brain into mush.
So I've decided to use this summer to explore some new hobbies and interests. Maybe I'll find a new passion or talent I never knew I had! My parents are being supportive and say they'll help me try out anything that seems fun. Here are some of the hobbies I'm considering:
Sports
I'm a pretty active kid and love being outside, so trying a new sport could be awesome. I already play soccer at school, but there are so many other cool games to try. Maybe I'll ask my parents to sign me up for a summer baseball, basketball, or tennis camp. Or we could just mess around in the backyard throwing a frisbee or kicking a football. Getting some exercise and playing games is way more fun than sitting on the couch.
Art
You know what's relaxing? Drawing, painting, coloring, anything artsy like that. Whenever I doodle or make crafts, I find myself getting totally absorbed in it. It's hard to explain, but art helps calm my mind. I've never taken any real art classes before, but maybe this summer I could learn how to paint with
watercolors or draw cartoon characters. Who knows, I could be the next Picasso! Probably not, but it would be cool to get better at art.
Music
Some of my friends play instruments like the piano, guitar, or violin. I've always thought that was super cool, but never had time with all my other activities. This summer could be the perfect chance to finally learn an instrument. Of course, I'd need my parents to rent or buy one first and maybe sign me up for lessons. I'm not sure which instrument I'd want to try yet. The drums seem fun because they're loud, but maybe that would drive my parents crazy!
Reading
I know, I know - reading isn't the most exciting hobby. But hear me out! There are so many awesome books, comics, magazines, and who knows what else out there waiting to be explored. This summer I could really dive into different genres and topics that interest me, without time restrictions from schoolwork. Maybe I'll ask for a library card and go on reading adventures, travelling to different places and times through books. Or maybe I'll find a cool series to binge like Harry Potter
or Percy Jackson. Reading lets you use your imagination in amazing ways.
Writing
Along similar lines, I've always low-key wanted to try creative writing and this summer I'll finally have the chance. Short stories, poetry, novels, scripts, journals - there are endless possibilities! I could write wildly fictional tales with magic, super heroes, and fantasy worlds. Or I could work on memoirs and autobiographical pieces based on my real life. It would be so gratifying to build entire universes and characters with just my words. Who knows, maybe I'll create the next mega-popular book series!
Coding
Okay, okay, I know coding doesn't sound like the most fun hobby for a kid. But coding is what makes video games, websites, apps, and technology work - and that stuff is pretty neat! If I learn some basic coding, maybe I could make my own simple games or websites. At the very least, it would allow me to understand technology better. Getting started seems hard, but if I take it step-by-step with online tutorials or a class, it could open up a whole new world of hobby potential.
Photography
Most of us kids just snap random pics on our phones, but real photographers put lots of work into taking beautiful, artistic shots. With photography as a hobby, I could experiment with different camera angles, lighting, editing software, and subjects. I'd love to try capturing candid moments, interesting landscapes, closeups of nature, and more. Having a creative outlet to document my summer adventures could be really rewarding. And who knows, maybe I'll uncover a hidden talent!
Those are just some of the ideas I'm tossing around for new summer hobbies. I feel like a little kid in a candy store with all these exciting options! The hardest part will be choosing which ones to actually pursue. I probably can't go all-in on every single hobby or I'll spread myself too thin.
My current plan is to pick two or three hobbies that seem the most interesting. I'll do some research, talk to my parents, and make sure we have the right supplies and lessons lined up. Then once summer hits, I'll dedicate time to really exploring those new activities.
Who knows, I might love them so much that I continue the hobbies all year long! Or maybe they'll just be temporary summer flings. Either way, I'm sure exploring new interests will
be fun, educational, and a great way to spend my free time. This summer is shaping up to be one for the books.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go attempt hand-standing in the backyard to prepare for my possible future hobbies of gymnastics or circus performer. A kid can dream, right? See you on the other side of summer vacation!。