英语作文我的生日一般过去时六年级下册

英语作文我的生日一般过去时六年级下册
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篇1
My Birthday Celebrations
I always looked forward to my birthday every year when I was in elementary school. It was a special day just for me, a time when I could feel like the center of attention and celebrate with friends and family. While the specific activities and festivities varied from year to year, there were certain traditions that made my birthday extra memorable and exciting.
The day would usually start off with me waking up early, filled with anticipation and eagerly looking for any sign of presents waiting for me. My parents would let me open one small gift before going to school as a little teaser for the bigger celebrations to come later. I remember the thrill of tearing off that brightly colored wrapping paper to reveal a new book, small toy or other little trinket. It got me excited for the rest of the day's surprises.
At school, my classmates and teacher would always make a fuss over me on my birthday. The teacher would announce it was
my special day during the morning announcements. All my friends would crowd around me during recess to give me homemade cards covered in stickers, glitter and well-wishes. I loved reading all the sweet messages they wrote for me. Sometimes my mom would even send in a big box of cupcakes or brownies for my whole class to share during snack time. I felt like a mini-celebrity for the day with everyone congratulating me.
After the final bell rang and classes were over, the real birthday festivities would begin! My parents would pick me up and we'd go do something fun, like going to the movies, visiting a museum, having a picnic at the park or going bowling. One year we even went to an amusement park and I got to ride all the biggest roller coasters. No matter the activity, it was guaranteed to be something I loved and looked forward to.
Once we got home, the next tradition was for me to open all my presents from my family. We'd gather in the living room and I'd eagerly rip through the shiny wrapping paper and bows to see what exciting new toys, books, clothes or other gifts awaited me. Sometimes my parents would save one bigger "wow" present for last to finish it all off with a bang.
After gifts, it was party time! My parents would order my favorite foods or make anything I requested for dinner, like pizza, hamburgers, tacos or spaghetti. They always let me pick what kind of special birthday dessert I wanted too - maybe an ice cream cake, a pie, cupcakes or a big decorated cake with candles to blow out. Sometimes we had family members over, other times it was just a small party wit
篇2
My Birthday
I just had my birthday last week and it was the best one yet! I turned 12 years old, which means I'm almost a teenager. How exciting is that? My mom always makes a huge deal about birthdays in our family. She says it's because she's so grateful I was born and wants to celebrate me. I think she just loves any excuse to go overboard with parties and decorations, but I'm not complaining!
The birthday celebrations actually started a few days early this year. On the Thursday before my birthday, my best friend Alex invited me to sleep over at his house. We played video games until late at night, had a junk food feast, and watched some silly movies. It was an awesome time! Then on Friday after
school, my mom picked me up and we went straight to the mall. She let me pick out a brand new outfit to wear for my birthday party. I got this really cool shirt with a blazing fire design and a pair of fresh new sneakers. I felt so stylish!
Saturday was my actual birthday. I woke up to the smell of my favorite chocolate chip pancakes that my dad had made special for me. We always do a small family celebration in the morning before the bigger party later. My parents and little sister sang "Happy Birthday" to me as I blew out the candles on my pancakes. I couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed at their goofy singing, but I played along for their sake. They gave me some birthday money and let me open a couple small gifts too. Just little things to start off the day right.
Then in the afternoon, we had my big birthday bash at a trampoline park! My parents rented out one of the private party rooms and invited all my friends from school. We had two whole hours to go wild jumping, flipping, and bouncing across all the different trampolines. I've never sweat so much in my life! The trampoline park staff brought out stacks of pizzas, cookie cakes, and ice cream for us to refuel. We played some ridiculous party games and I got showered with more gifts from my friends. Honestly, the gifts weren't even the best part - just having all my
best buds together to celebrate ME was what made it so awesome.
After the trampoline park, we headed back to my house for even more celebrating. My aunts, uncles, grandparents and cousins all came over for a backyard barbecue and bonfire. We roasted marshmallows, played some crazy outdoor games, and I got to open even MORE gifts from my extended family. I felt like a total spoiled brat by the end of the night, swimming in a pile of new toys, clothes, books, and games. But you only turn 12 once, right?
Finally, just when I thought the fun had to be over, my mom surprised me with one last birthday gift. We're going to Disneyland next month for a long weekend vacation! I've never been to Disneyland before so I absolutely can't wait. This is definitely going to be a birthday I'll never forget.
Some people might think having such a massive birthday celebration is too much. But in my opinion, there's no such thing! Birthdays only come around once a year, so you might as well go all out. Turning a year older is a big deal - it means you made it another whole year through this crazy life. You survived! At least, that's how I think about it. Maybe that's a bit deep for a 6th
grader, but hey, I'll be a teenager soon enough. I'm basically an adult already, you know?
Anyway, I'm so grateful to have such an loving, generous family and wonderful friends. They really know how to make a kid feel special. This was hands down the most epic birthday I've ever had and I'm already counting down the days until my 13th birthday next year. Although I have a feeling it will be pretty hard to top this one!
篇3
My Birthday
Every year, my birthday was a really special occasion that I looked forward to for weeks and months in advance. It was a day filled with fun, celebration, and lots of happy memories.
In the weeks leading up to my birthday, I would start making a wishlist of all the toys, games, and other gifts I hoped to receive.
I spent hours poring over catalogs and toy store websites, carefully considering each potential item. Should I ask for that new video game everyone was talking about? Or maybe I'd get more use out of that cool science kit? There were so many possibilities!
As the big day drew closer, the anticipation and excitement would build up inside me until it felt like I might burst. I could barely sleep the night before my birthday – I was way too wound up thinking about the celebrations to come.
The morning of my birthday, I would wake up really early, bounding out of bed and rushing to see if there were any presents waiting for me. My parents and sister would be waiting with a stack of colorfully wrapped boxes and that made me giddy with happiness. I would carefully peel off the wrapping paper, being sure not to rip or crumple it too much because I loved reusing it for art projects later.
One by one, I would unveil each gift, my eyes wide with delight and surprise at each new treasure. Video games, books, action figures, art supplies – whatever I received, I was overjoyed. My family knew me so well and picked out items perfectly suited to my interests. Sometimes there would be a big gift, like a new bike or gaming system, and I could hardly contain my excitement over that.
After opening presents, we would have a special birthday breakfast. My mom always let me pick the menu and made whatever I requested, whether it was chocolate chip pancakes,
french toast casserole, or something else delicious and indulgent. It was such a treat!
The celebrations continued at school where I got to wear a fancy birthday crown or hat all day long. I loved the attention and how all my classmates wished me "Happy Birthday!" during our classes and at recess. Some years, my parents would even send in a special snack or treat for me to share with everyone. I felt so proud passing out cupcakes or cookies to all my friends.
In the afternoon after school, we would have a birthday party at a fun location like a trampoline park, laser tag arena, or roller skating rink. Or sometimes the party was at home with activities like a scavenger hunt, piñata, magic show, or video game truck set up in the backyard. All my friends would come over and we would run around having a ball while music played and amazing aromas wafted from the kitchen where my parents were prepping the food.
Once it was time to eat, we would all gather together to enjoy pizza, chicken nuggets, and other tasty kid-friendly fare. Then came the highlight – the grand entrance of my lavishly decorated birthday cake. Whether it was shaped like a racecar, castle, or my favorite TV character, it was always an impressive sight to behold. After singing "Happy Birthday," I would make a
wish and blow out the candles before devouring that first sweet slice of cake.
Afterward, it was time to really party! We would play games like musical chairs or freeze dance and I would excitedly hand out small toys, candy, or other favors to the winners. There was always so much laughter, energy, and enthusiasm filling the room. My friends and I would take goofy pictures together in the photo booth, leaving with strips of memorable posed and candid snapshots. As the party wrapped up, I made sure to open up any gifts my friends brought and thank them for coming.
Finally, when I got home at the end of that exhaustingly fun-filled day, I would collapse into bed clutching my new toys and stuffed animals. Although I was thoroughly tuckered out, I had the biggest smile on my face. Another birthday had come and gone, but the wonderful memories would last forever. I couldn't wait until next year when I could do it all over again!
篇4
My Birthday
Last year was super exciting because it was the year I turned 12 years old! Twelve is a really big deal when you're a kid. It means you're finally starting to become a teenager instead of
just being a little kid. I had been looking forward to my 12th birthday for months and months.
The day started out pretty normal. I woke up early like I always do for school. My mom came into my room singing "Happy Birthday" which was kind of embarrassing but also sort of nice. She gave me a big hug and told me she loved me. Then I got dressed and came downstairs for breakfast.
When I got to the kitchen, there were colorful balloons tied to my chair and a present waiting for me on the table! My little sister Katie was sitting there grinning from ear to ear. "Open it! Open it!" she shouted excitedly. I tore off the wrapping paper and it was the new video game I had been begging my parents for. I was so psyched!
After gobbling down some pancakes, I headed off to school.
A bunch of my friends wished me happy birthday which was cool.
I loved all the attention and feeling special for the day. At lunch, my best friend Sam pulled out a cupcake for me that his mom had baked. We shared it while the other guys sang "Happy Birthday" really obnoxiously loud in the cafeteria. I could feel my face turning beet red but I was grinning from ear to ear.
Finally the last bell rang and I raced home, bursting with anticipation about my birthday party that evening. My mom had
been planning it for weeks. As soon as I walked in the door, she put one of those silly cone hats on my head. I acted all annoyed but I actually thought it was pretty fun.
Soon my friends started arriving - Sam, Jacob, Emma, Lily, and Miguel. We all sat around the living room snacking on chips and salsa while we waited for the pizza delivery guy to show up. When he finally rang the doorbell, we all cheered as my dad brought in those wonderful greasy boxes.
After demolishing probably an entire pizza each, it was time for cake and presents. My mom came out carrying this
triple-layered ice cream cake from Dairy Queen. It had my name scrawled across the top in gooey fudge letters. We all sang "Happy Birthday" as loudly and obnoxiously as possible, just to embarrass me. I laughed and blew out all the candles in one big huffing breath.
Then it was present time! I tore through the wrapping paper, tossing it all over the living room floor. Sam had gotten me that new comic book I had been dying to read. Emma gave me a gift card to Game Stop. Jacob's present was a pack of crazy socks which was just so him. Lily's gift was this pack of smelly pranking gag gifts like fart bombs and shock toys. And Miguel had made me a handmade coupon book for things like "One Free Video
Game Wrestling Match" and "This Coupon Good For Letting Miguel Win at Mario Kart Just Once." It was all such perfect stuff.
After presents, we spent a couple hours hopped up on sugar just being silly 12-year-olds. We played video games, had endless burping contests, told dumb jokes and did impersonations of our parents and teachers. At one point, Lily even put on a magic show for us using a deck of cards and some coins she had brought. She was actually pretty good!
Finally around 9pm, my mom came in and said it was time for everyone to head home. We all groaned dramatically like we were being sent to our rooms as punishment instead of just having to end the best night ever. As my friends were leaving, we made plans for a sleepover at Sam's house in a couple weeks. The perfect ending to the perfect birthday!
Once the last person was gone, I plopped down on the couch completely worn out but still smiling from ear to ear. My mom and dad sat down next to me.
"Did you have a good birthday, champ?" my dad asked, putting his arm around me.
"The best!" I replied sincerely. And I really meant it.
篇5
My Birthday Celebration
Every year I look forward to my birthday with great excitement and anticipation. It's a special day that's all about me and celebrating another year of growth and new experiences. This year was no different as I eagerly counted down the days until my big celebration.
A few weeks before my birthday, my mom started asking me what kind of party I wanted to have. She always likes to make sure my birthday is extra special and goes all out with the planning and decorations. This year, I told her I wanted to have a sports theme since I'm really into basketball and football at the moment.
My mom is so creative when it comes to party planning. For the decorations, she made these cool basketball and football shaped balloons and hung them all around the living room and dining room. She also made these awesome centerpieces for the tables using small basketball hoops with a basketball stuck in the net. I loved all the little detailed touches she added.
For the food, we had all of my favorite snacks and dishes. My mom made chicken nuggets, mini corn dogs, pizza bagels, and these yummy meatballs that I can never get enough of. And of course, she baked my favorite cake - a thick, fudgy chocolate
cake with chocolate frosting. I'm not normally a big cake person, but I get really excited for my birthday cake each year. For drinks, we had pouches of Capri Sun and bottles of Gatorade in coolers with ice.
When all of my friends started arriving, I was so happy and couldn't wait to show them around the awesome sports-themed party areas. We spent a lot of time in the backyard playing knockout, horse, and pick-up basketball games. We also had a football tossing contest to see who could throw it through the tire hanging from the tree the most times. It was really competitive but in a fun way!
After we worked up an appetite from all the running around, we headed inside to eat. I loved getting to eat all of my favorite foods surrounded by my closest friends. The chicken nuggets and meatballs were definitely the highlights for me! And of course, I ate way too much cake but it was just so irresistible.
Once we were done stuffing our faces, it was time for presents! I felt like a little kid again, eagerly ripping off the wrapping paper to see what was inside each box and bag. My friends really went all out pampering me with awesome gifts. I got some new basketball shoes, shorts, and jerseys which was perfect for my current sports obsession. I also got some cool new
video games, books, Lego sets, and more. I felt so loved and appreciated.
To wrap up the fun day, we all piled on the couch in the living room to watch a movie and relax with some more snacks after being so active. We watched one of the new superhero movies that had recently come out. It was the perfect way to wind down and digest all the food and sugar before my friends had to head home.
As I said goodbye to each of my friends, I felt so grateful and blessed for another amazing birthday party thanks to my incredible mom. She always goes so above and beyond to make me feel special and celebrated on my big day. This birthday will definitely be one I remember for a long time thanks to all the awesome sports games and activities, delicious food, thoughtful gifts, and quality time spent with my best buddies. I'm already counting down the days until next year's party! I can't wait to see what creative theme my mom comes up with.
篇6
My Birthday is the Best Day of the Year!
My birthday is definitely the best day of the entire year! I look forward to it for months and months. The excitement starts
building up a few weeks before when my mom asks me what kind of birthday party I want to have. Do I want a big party with all my friends? Or maybe a smaller celebration just with family? Do I want a special theme like superheroes or unicorns? There are so many fun options to choose from!
Once I decide on the type of party, then the real planning begins. My mom helps me make a guest list of who to invite if it's a friend party. I have to be really careful because I don't want to leave anyone out and hurt their feelings. We look through magazines and websites to get ideas for decorations, games, activities, and of course - the cake!
The cake is definitely the most important part. I spend hours pouring over cake pictures trying to decide on the perfect flavor and design. One year I had a basketball court scene on my cake with little player figurines. Another time it was a giant Death Star from Star Wars. My favorite might have been the year I had a cake with a giant dinosaur popping out. No matter what though, the cake always has to be chocolate!
As the days get closer, the anticipation just builds and builds until I can hardly contain my excitement. I start bugging my mom about when we can start decorating and getting everything
ready. Finally, when the day before my birthday arrives, the preparations shift into high gear!
If I'm having a friend party, we decorate the house or backyard with streamers, balloons, banners and any other decorations to match the theme. We set up games and activities, make favor bags, and get awesome prizes ready for the winners. By the time we're done, the whole place looks like a birthday wonderland!
For a family celebration, it's not quite as elaborate but still lots of fun. We decorate with balloons, banners, and silly birthday signs. My mom bakes her famous homemade mac and cheese which is my absolute favorite meal. And we always seem to end up with way too many desserts - cake, ice cream, cookies, the works!
No matter if it's a friend or family party though, my birthday is never complete without presents! I love getting new toys, games, clothes, books, you name it. The best ones are always the total surprises that I never knew I wanted until I opened them up. And of course I have to take forever opening each one, carefully removing piece by piece of tape and ribbons to drag out the anticipation.
Once the party gets going, the day just flies by in a whirlwind of fun, laughter, and sugar highs from too much cake and ice cream. We play games, dance to music, and just have an
all-around awesome time. Before I know it, the party is over, but the great memories last forever.
When it's finally time for bed, I'm completely exhausted but totally happy. As I lay there drifting off to sleep, hugging my new toys close, I think about what an amazing day it was. I got to be the total center of attention, which is every kid's dream! I got to indulge in all my favorite foods until I was stuffed. And I made a whole bunch of wonderful new memories with my favorite people in the world.
Already, I start dreaming about how I can make next year's birthday even more epic. A waterslide? A petting zoo? A journey to outer space? The possibilities are endless! For now though, I'll just bask in the awesomeness of my perfect birthday and count down the days until I get to do it all over again. Bring on the birthdays - they're the best!。