阅盟学堂英语七年级下册第四单元作文外研版

阅盟学堂英语七年级下册第四单元作文外研版
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
A Trip to the Science Museum
Hi! My name is Lily and I want to tell you about an awesome field trip my class took last month. We went to the big Science Museum in the city and it was sooooo cool!
First, we had to take a bus to get there because the museum is pretty far from our school. The bus ride took forever and I got kind of bored just looking out the window. But when we finally arrived, I could tell it was going to be an amazing day!
The Science Museum is this huge building with a round dome on top. Outside, there are some giant statues of famous scientists like Albert Einstein and Marie Curie. My teacher told us all about their important discoveries and inventions on the way in. I didn't really understand most of it, but I liked looking at the cool statues!
Once we went inside, the first thing I saw was a massive dinosaur skeleton in the lobby! It was so tall it almost touched
the ceiling. All the bones were real and they were from a species called an Alamosaurus that lived millions of years ago. So crazy! I've never seen anything like that in real life before.
After the lobby, we headed into the different exhibit halls and got to see all kinds of neat stuff. In the physics section, there were a bunch of hands-on experiments that showed things like electricity, magnetism, and motion. I got to rub a balloon on my hair to make it super static-y and stand straight up! We also saw a big model of the planets and got to learn about how they orbit the sun.
My favorite part was definitely the biology area though. They had tons of taxidermy animals from all over the world – lions, bears, zebras, you name it! And they looked so real and lifelike. In one room, they even had a rainforest environment set up with live butterflies flying around. It felt like we were actually in the Amazon jungle!
But I think the highlight was the mummy room. Yes, an actual ancient Egyptian mummy! It was still wrapped up in the decorated burial cloths and everything. Apparently, the mummy was over 3,000 years old. Our teacher said they used modern science to scan inside the wrappings and found out it was a
young prince when he died. So eerie but awesome at the same time!
We spent a few hours just wandering around and checking out all the cool stuff. I could probably write a whole book about everything we saw and did! Before we left, we went to the gift shop and I got a little plush dinosaur to remember the trip.
The bus ride home seemed a lot quicker because I was so tired from all the walking and excitement. I babbled the whole way about all my favorite exhibits to my best friend Sarah. She agreed it was the funnest and most educational field trip ever!
I'm so glad we got to go to the science museum. Not only did I learn a ton of new things, but it also made science seem a lot more interesting and not just boring facts from a textbook. I can't wait until our next big field trip. Maybe the art museum next? I'll keep you posted!
篇2
My Summer Vacation
Summer vacation is the best time of year! School is out and I get to sleep in late every day. No more waking up at 6am for classes. This summer was awesome and I did so many fun things.
The first week of vacation, my family went on a trip to the beach. We stayed in a hotel right on the ocean and I could hear the waves crashing on the shore every night when I went to bed. During the days, we spent hours playing in the sand and swimming in the warm salt water. The ocean was a bright
blue-green color and the sand was perfectly white and soft between my toes. I tried to catch little fish and crabs in the shallow water near the beach. I only caught a few but it was fun trying!
My favorite thing at the beach was hunting for seashells. I found so many beautiful ones in different shapes, sizes and colors. Some were yellow, pink, white or brown spirals. Others were flatter shapes like fans or cones. A few had really cool ridges and bumps on them. I collected a big pile of my favorite shells and my mom said we could use them to make picture frames, jewelry and other crafts when we got home. I can't wait to do that!
After a week at the beach, we went back home for a few days. Then my grandparents came to visit us for two weeks. They live on the other side of the country so I only see them once or twice a year. I was so excited when they arrived! My grandpa always tells the funniest jokes and stories. We spent a lot of time playing
games like cards, checkers and chess. He taught me some new games too like mancala and backgammon. My grandma likes to cook and she made my favorite foods like pizza, tacos and spaghetti. She also baked delicious pies, cakes and cookies. I ate way too many sweets when they were here!
One day, my grandparents took me and my little brother to an amusement park. We rode so many fun rides like the Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, bumper cars and roller coasters. The biggest roller coaster was called the Cyclone and it had a huge loop-the-loop! I was a little scared to go on it at first but my grandpa convinced me. It ended up being so much fun and not scary at all. Just a big adrenaline rush! My brother was too short to ride the big roller coasters but he had a blast on the kid rides.
After the amusement park, we went to the zoo to see all the animals. We saw lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes and so many others. My favorite was watching the funny monkeys swing from tree to tree. They looked so acrobatic! We also saw reptiles like snakes, lizards and alligators. Some of them were huge! The zoo had pools with sharks, rays and colorful fish too. We spent over 4 hours just walking around looking at all the cool animals and habitats. I took a ton of pictures and videos on my phone to remember it all.
The last few weeks of summer, I went to a day camp in my town. Every day we did different activities like arts and crafts, sports, cooking lessons, field trips and more. One day we learned how to do batik art with melted wax and dye. Another day we played softball, basketball and did an obstacle course. I'm not very athletic but I tried my best and had fun anyway. We went on cool field trips to places like an aquarium, science museum and apple orchard. At the apple orchard, we got to pick apples right off the trees and eat them. They were so crispy and delicious!
On the last day of camp, we had a big party to celebrate the end of summer. We played games, ate pizza and ice cream, and got to dress up fun or silly. A few of my friends came as superheroes and I dressed up like a puppy dog. We danced to music, got our faces painted, and even had a talent show. I'm kind of shy so I didn't perform, but some kids did magic tricks, sang songs, or told jokes on stage. It was such a fun way to finish out the summer!
Even though I loved my summer vacation, I'm also excited to go back to school. I miss seeing my friends every day and I'm ready to learn new things again. Maybe I'll join a club or sports team this year too. Seventh grade is going to be great! But I'll always have the awesome memories of this summer break to
look back on. I can't wait for next summer when I'll get to have another fun vacation full of adventures!
篇3
My Summer Vacation Adventure
Hooray, summer vacation was finally here! After a long school year of tests, homework and waking up early, I was super excited for over two months of freedom and fun. My parents had planned a special trip for us - we were going camping in the Rocky Mountains in Colorado! I had been looking forward to this adventure for months.
We left on the first day of vacation, piling into our car with tons of gear - tents, sleeping bags, a camp stove, lanterns, and enough food to last for weeks. The drive from our home in Nebraska to the Colorado mountains took almost an entire day. I read books, played games on my tablet and looked out the window at the changing scenery as the flat plains turned into hills and then towering, snow-capped peaks.
When we arrived at the campground, I was amazed by the stunning mountain views in every direction. The campground was right next to a beautiful, icy blue lake surrounded by evergreen forests and massive rocky cliffs. After pitching our
tents, my dad built a campfire and we roasted hot dogs and made s'mores for dinner. As night fell, we sat around the crackling fire, looking up at a dazzling canopy of stars you could never see in the city.
Over the next few days, we went on some incredible hikes to valleys filled with wildflowers, turquoise lakes, and waterfalls. We spotted wildlife like elk, bighorn sheep, and marmots along the trails. One day we climbed up to a high pass, struggling in the thin air but being rewarded with jaw-dropping 360 degree views of jagged, snowy peaks all around us. I had never seen scenery that beautiful in my life!
Another day we rented boats and went rowing on the pristine alpine lake near our campsite. The water was chilly but so refreshing after a long hike. We could see trout swimming underneath our boat in the crystal clear depths. That night, a family of gray foxes came right into our camp, probably hoping for some food scraps! We had to shoo them away gently but it was amazing to see such cute little critters up close.
On our last few days, we drove to some other areas to see even more of the Rockies' splendor. We took a chairlift ride up a mountain and then hiked along a ridge with extraordinary views across a vast valley to even taller 14,000 foot peaks in the
distance. Another day we visited some old abandoned mining towns from the 1800s Gold Rush and pretended to be gruff, bearded prospectors looking to strike it rich.
All too soon, our magical mountain adventure came to an end. As we drove back home, I gazed out the window at the receding Rockies in the side mirror until they shrank to just tiny bumps on the horizon. I cherished all the incredible memories - the fresh, crisp mountain air, the amazing scenery, the plentiful wildlife, sleeping under a glittering canopy of stars each night. It was an unforgettable summer I would look back on forever. I couldn't wait to go back to the majestic Rockies again someday!
篇4
Unit 4 - My Heroes
Hey guys! Today I want to tell you all about my heroes. Heroes are super cool people who do amazing things. They are brave, strong, and always try to help others. I have a few different heroes that I really look up to.
My first hero is my mom. I know, I know, that might sound cheesy. But my mom is honestly the best! She works really hard every day at her job, but still always finds time to take care of me and my little brother. Even when she's tired from a long day, she
helps us with our homework, makes us yummy dinners, and tucks us into bed at night.
On top of all that, my mom is always volunteering to help others. She volunteers at our church food bank twice a month. She also volunteers to chaperone field trips for my class sometimes. One time, a family in our neighborhood lost their house in a fire. My mom helped organize a clothes and food drive for them! She's just the nicest, most caring person ever.
My second hero is my soccer coach, Coach Dave. Soccer is my favorite sport and I've played on Coach Dave's team for three years now. He's an amazing coach who really knows his stuff about the game. But he's also just a genuinely good person who cares about us players.
Coach Dave is super patient when he's teaching us new skills and strategies. He never gets frustrated, even when we mess up over and over again. He's also really encouraging and always finds something to compliment each player on during practices and games. Thanks to Coach Dave, I've become way more confident in my soccer abilities.
But what really makes Coach Dave a hero to me is how he helps struggling kids on our team. There are a few players whose families can't afford proper soccer gear or pay the club fees.
Coach Dave always finds a way to help them out by getting donated equipment or working out a payment plan. He never wants any kid to miss out just because of money issues. What a guy!
My third and final hero is Captain America. I know he's a fictional comic book character, but he's still a big inspiration to me. Captain America always fights for truth, justice and doing the right thing, no matter how tough the odds are against him. His determination and courage in the face of evil is second to none.
Even though Captain America has an awesome vibranium shield and super strength, he never uses his powers just for himself. He's all about protecting innocent people and standing up to bullies and bad guys. Whenever evil dictators or supervillains try to take over the world, you can count on Cap to swoop in and save the day!
What I love most about Captain America is his old-fashioned values and strong moral code. In a world full of selfish people looking out only for themselves, Cap is a shining example of honor, integrity and sacrifice. He's living proof that you should always strive to do what's right, even if it's the harder path.
Captain America is the type of hero I hope to be like when I grow up.
Those are my three biggest heroes - my mom, my coach, and Captain America. Of course, there are plenty of other people I look up to and admire too. Like firefighters, doctors, police officers, soldiers, and charitable volunteers. Basically anyone who uses their talents and abilities to help make the world a little bit better is a hero in my book.
I think having heroes to look up to is really important, especially for kids. They motivate us to be kind, work hard, and always strive to do the right thing. My heroes have taught me so many valuable lessons about courage, perseverance, compassion and integrity. Thanks to them, I'm becoming a stronger, braver, and all-around better person.
So who are your heroes? Maybe it's a parent or teacher like mine. Maybe it's a real-life historical figure who overcame great challenges. Or maybe it's a brave fictional character like Captain America. Whoever your heroes are, I encourage you to learn all you can from their inspiring words and deeds. Let them motivate you to be the best version of yourself possible!
I hope you all have a ton of heroes in your life too. Heroes make the world go round and are a big part of what makes life so
awesome and exciting. Never stop looking up to them and trying to be a little bit more like them each day. Thanks for reading, friends! Stay heroic!
篇5
My Summer Vacation Adventures
Hey there! My name is Michael and I just had the most amazing summer vacation ever. I can't wait to tell you all about it!
It all started when school let out in late June. My parents had been planning a big surprise trip for months but wouldn't tell me and my little sister Emily where we were going. We had to pack our bags without knowing the destination, which was both exciting and a little nerve-wracking!
Finally, the secret was revealed when we got to the airport and checked in for a flight to...Hawaii! I had never been to Hawaii before but had seen pictures of the beautiful beaches, volcanic mountains, and tropical forests. Emily and I could barely contain our excitement as we boarded the plane.
After a long flight, we finally landed in Honolulu on the island of Oahu. The warm ocean breeze and swaying palm trees
made it feel like we had entered paradise. Our hotel was right on the famous Waikiki Beach, with a view of the bright blue Pacific Ocean from our balcony. I couldn't wait to jump in!
We spent our first few days swimming, building sandcastles, and just relaxing on the beach. The sand was so soft and fine, and the water was incredible - warm, clear, and full of colorful fish swimming around you. I tried snorkeling for the first time and got to see all sorts of marine life up close. Emily loved hunting for seashells along the shoreline.
But Hawaii had much more to offer than just beaches. One day, we went on a hiking adventure through the lush, green mountains. Our guide taught us about the incredible variety of plants and animals that make their home in Hawaii's forests. We even got to see a few tiny waterfalls trickling down the slopes. Hiking through the dense foliage felt like being in another world.
Another highlight was visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center, where we learned all about the history and traditions of Hawaii and other Pacific islands. We watched energetic dancers tell stories through rhythmic movements and chants. We also got to sample delicious local foods like kalua pork, poi, and haupia coconut pudding. My favorite was the fresh pineapple - I had no idea pineapple could taste so sweet and juicy!
No trip to Hawaii would be complete without seeing a volcanic crater. We took a tour up to the rim of the famous Diamond Head crater, with its stunning views overlooking Waikiki and the shimmering ocean. I felt like I was standing on the moon! Our guide told us all about the volcanic eruptions that formed these iconic landmarks millions of years ago.
On our last day, we went on an unforgettable whale watching cruise. The waters around Hawaii are home to thousands of humpback whales that migrate there every winter. As our boat rocked over the waves, we started spotted their giant spouts of mist in the distance. Then, two huge whales suddenly breached right next to us, launching their massive bodies into the air! It was an amazing sight that I'll never forget.
Way too soon, our vacation came to an end and it was time to return home. As we flew over the islands from the airplane window, I felt so grateful to my parents for this incredible experience. Hawaii had opened my eyes to a whole new world of natural beauty, diverse cultures, and fun adventures.
I learned so much, tried tons of new things, and made memories that will last forever. I can't wait to go back to Hawaii again someday. But for now, it's back to school, homework, and
my regular life in Chicago. At least I have all my amazing photos and souvenirs to remind me of my dream vacation in paradise!
That's the story of my summer adventures. Weren't you jealous hearing about all the awesome things I got to do and see in Hawaii? It was the trip of a lifetime for sure. I hope you all get the chance to visit this incredible place someday too. Thanks for reading - aloha!
篇6
My Summer Vacation Adventure
Summer vacation was finally here! No more classes, homework or waking up super early. I was really excited because my parents had promised to take me on a fun trip during the break.
A few weeks before school ended, we started planning where we would go. My little brother wanted to go to the beach, but I was kind of bored with that. We've gone to the beach like a million times! I really wanted to do something different and exciting this year.
"How about we go on a hiking trip?" I suggested to my parents one night at dinner. "We could go camping in the
mountains or something. That would be way more fun than just sitting on the beach again."
My dad thought it was a great idea, but my mom didn't seem so sure. "Camping? With two kids? I don't know...that sounds like a lot of work for me," she said with a worried look on her face.
But I kept begging until they finally agreed we could go on a camping adventure instead of the usual beach vacation. YES! I had been wanting to do this for years.
The next few weeks, we spent a lot of time planning and getting supplies for the trip. We borrowed a huge tent from my uncle, bought sleeping bags, prepared lots of healthy snacks and food, and got all the camping gear we would need. I was so excited, I could barely sit still!
Finally, the day came to head out on our adventure. We drove for what felt like forever up into the mountains. The road kept getting smaller and smaller until we finally reached the camping area. It was absolutely beautiful! Tall trees surrounded us, wildflowers were blooming everywhere, and a pretty stream ran right through the middle of the campsite. This was going to be so much fun!
After we parked and unloaded all our stuff, the hard work began. My dad and I had to struggle to set up the giant tent while my mom got the campfire started. My little brother mostly just ran around yelling and didn't help much at all. But after a few hours, we finally had our camp all set up. It looked awesome!
That night, we made s'mores and told spooky stories around the campfire. Some of the noises from the forest at night were pretty creepy, not gonna lie. But I tried to act brave in front of my little brother. After stargazing for a while, we were all getting pretty tired so we climbed into our sleeping bags and tent for the night.
I woke up early the next morning to the sound of birds singing. Crawling out of the tent, I could see the sun was just starting to rise over the trees. It was so peaceful and quiet. My parents and brother were still snoring away, so I decided to explore a bit on my own.
Following the sound of running water, I found the pretty stream we had seen when we first arrived. I watched with wonder as little fish swam past and dragonflies skimmed across the surface. This was definitely way better than being stuck at some crowded beach!
Eventually, I heard my dad calling for me to come back to camp for breakfast. That day, we went on a hike to a beautiful waterfall and swam in the pool at the bottom. The water was freezing but so much fun! We had a picnic lunch and played frisbee in the clearing. I hadn't laughed that hard in a long time.
As the sun started going down, we headed back to our campsite completely exhausted. My dad grilled hamburgers over the fire for dinner while we roasted marshmallows for dessert again. I decided that night that camping was definitely my new favorite thing ever.
The rest of our trip followed that same pattern - we spent the days exploring the forest and streams, going on adventure hikes, and just being surrounded by nature. It felt like we were the only people for miles around sometimes. No crowds, no loud noises, just us and the great outdoors.
One night after dinner, my dad and I decided to tell my mom and little brother one of the scariest ghost stories we knew. We sat around the campfire, our faces looking spooky in the flickering light, and took turns adding to this crazy tale. By the end, my mom and brother were huddled together shaking from fright! My dad and I just laughed at them for being so gullible.
Too soon, it was our last night camping. We had extended our original trip by an extra few days because we were having such an incredible time! That final evening, I just sat quietly taking it all in - the crackle of the fire, the buzzing of insects, the hooting of owls in the distance. I was really going to miss this place.
"Mom? Dad?" I said quietly once my brother was asleep in the tent. "This was honestly the best vacation we've ever taken. Thank you so much for bringing us here. I'll never forget it."
My parents smiled at me and gave me a big hug. "We're so glad you loved it, sweetie," my mom replied. "We'll definitely have to go camping again soon."
The drive home the next day was pretty quiet. I kept drifting off to sleep, exhausted but utterly content from our amazing adventure. When we finally pulled into our driveway, my little brother and I dragged our dirt and smoke-smelling selves inside. Nothing had ever felt so good as falling onto my own bed and pillow that night!
A few days later, it was finally time to go back to school. I had so many awesome stories to tell my friends about my summer. While they rambled on about their boring trips to the beach or amusement parks, I launched into the epic tale of our
mountain camping adventure. They were all totally jealous and couldn't believe how lucky I was.
From now on, I've decided I want to spend every summer break camping, hiking and exploring the great outdoors rather than just lying on some dumb beach. This summer was an adventure I'll never, ever forget!。