五年级下册英语作文我的一天星期四

五年级下册英语作文我的一天星期四
全文共3篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
My Day on Thursday
Beep, beep, beep! The loud, annoying sound of my alarm clock wakes me up at 6:30am on Thursday morning. I rub my eyes and slowly sit up in bed, stretching my arms out wide. Another day of school and activities awaits me. I can hear my mom already downstairs making breakfast for our family. The delicious smell of pancakes wafts up to my bedroom.
I shuffle out of bed and get dressed, putting on my favorite red t-shirt and a pair of jeans. After brushing my teeth, I head downstairs to the kitchen. "Good morning sweetie!" my mom says with a smile as she serves me a plate of pancakes drizzled with syrup. I pour myself a glass of orange juice and sit down at the table, eager to start eating.
After cleaning my plate and putting it in the dishwasher, I go back upstairs to brush my hair and grab my backpack filled with books, notebooks, pencils, and my lunchbox. I hear the loud honking of the yellow school bus pulling up outside. "Have a
great day! Love you!" my mom calls out as I head out the front door. "Love you too mom!" I reply, hurrying to catch the bus.
The bus ride to Oakwood Elementary seems to take forever. I gaze out the window at the houses, trees, and cars going by. When we finally arrive at school, I hop off the bus with my best friend Michael. We rush into the building just as the first bell rings at 8am. Phew, made it just in time!
First up is math class with Mrs. Patterson. I actually really enjoy math, especially when we get to play games incorporating the lessons. Today we're learning about fractions using a fun pizza slice activity. After writing down notes from the lesson, we each get a paper plate split into fractions like halves, thirds, fourths, etc. Then we take turns rolling a dice to determine what fraction of our "pizza" we get to color in. Whoever colors in their whole pizza first wins! Math just flew by.
At 9:15am, we switch to English class across the hallway. I love reading and writing stories, so English is my favorite subject. Our teacher Mr. Roberts is reading us the next chapter of the fantasy novel we've been delving into. I get completely absorbed into the magical world of the book as he reads aloud with different voices for each character. For the rest of the period, we
have to write a one-page summary and prediction of what we think will happen next in the story.
Morning classes fly by and soon enough it's lunchtime at 11:30am. I meet up with Michael and our other friends Jacob and Emma in the cafeteria. We all trade parts of our lunchbox meals - Emma hates peanut butter so I trade my sandwich for her cheese crackers. Jacob's mom packed him an extra brownie, which he trades to Michael for his apple slices. Lunchtime is always fun because we can talk, laugh, and trade snacks before heading out to recess.
The sunny playground is the perfect place to spend the rest of our lunch break. Michael and Jacob gather some other boys for a quick game of basketball, which I opt out of since I'm not much of a sports person. Emma and I decide to swing on the swingset and do cartwheels in the grass. I feel free and happy without a care in the world as the warm sunshine beams down on us. Before we know it, the loud bell is ringing again to signal the end of recess.
In the afternoon, we have science class studying the human body. We begin by reviewing our homework from last night - labeling all the different bones, organs and body systems. Our teacher Mr. Grayson then gives us a fun demonstration using a
plastic human model. He lets a few students come up and remove certain bones and organs, naming them as they go. I get picked to remove and identify the small intestine. Looking at the intricate model definitely makes me appreciate how amazing the human body really is.
The rest of the afternoon is spent on history, learning about ancient Egypt and the pharaohs who ruled it. We get out coloring pages with images of the Sphinx, pyramids, hieroglyphics and pharaohs to color while watching a short video on the topic. As much as I try to pay attention, I start daydreaming about what it would be like to actually travel back in time and see ancient Egypt myself.
Finally, the last bell rings at 3pm to dismiss us all from school.
I meet my best friend Michael at his locker and we gather our things to head home. His mom is picking us up to go to Michael's house to work on our big science project about the solar system. We're making a model of all the planets orbiting the sun out of papier-mâché. It's a huge project worth a quarter of our overall science grade for the semester! Michael and I have been working hard on it in the afternoons after school all week.
At 5pm, after a intense few hours of cutting, pasting, and painting, we finally have our papier-mâché sun and planets
mostly constructed. They just need to fully dry overnight before we can add the final details and designs on each one. We take a break to snack on some chips and salsa that Michael's mom brings us while we watch a few silly videos online to decompress.
Right as I'm about to leave Michael's house at 6:30pm, my mom calls to tell me she's running late at work and that I need to go straight to soccer practice from here. No problem, Michael's dad is able to give me a ride over to the community soccer fields.
I hurriedly change into my soccer uniform - red jersey, black shorts, and cleats. Gulping down water from my sports bottle, I join my teammates on the field for our weekly practice from
7-8:30pm. Coach Amy has us go through dribbling and shooting drills for the first hour before separating into teams for a small scrimmage game.
Covered in grass stains and mud, I can barely stand up straight after running up and down the field for an hour and a half. I'm completely exhausted but happy after playing the sport I love with my friends. Right on time, my mom pulls up in our car just as Coach Amy is blowing the whistle to signal the end of practice. "How was your day sweetie?" mom asks as I hop into the backseat. I give her a huge smile and head nod, too tired to put my great day into words.
On the drive home, I stare wistfully out the window, already feeling nostalgic about another fun day being over. My eyelids grow heavy and I nod off, dreaming about the endless possibilities that await me tomorrow.
篇2
My Day on Thursday
Hi there! My name is Emma and I'm a 5th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today is Thursday, which means it's time to tell you all about a typical day in my life. Get ready for an exciting journey through my daily routine!
The day starts at 6:30 am when my mom comes into my room and gently wakes me up. I'm definitely not a morning person, so I groan and try to get a few more minutes of sleep. But mom is pretty strict about getting up on time for school. After some gentle nagging, I finally roll out of bed with my eyes half open and hair all messy.
The first thing I do is head to the bathroom to freshen up. I brush my teeth thoroughly for two whole minutes, just like the dentist says. Then I take a quick shower to wake myself up. After getting dressed in my favorite jeans and t-shirt, I head downstairs for the most important meal of the day - breakfast!
In the kitchen, the smell of pancakes and syrup makes my mouth water. My little brother is already seated at the table, shoveling food into his mouth like there's no tomorrow. I grab a plate and mom serves me up some pancakes drizzled with sticky syrup. Yum! While eating, I chat with my parents about what's happening at school that day.
At 7:45 am, we're out the door and in the car headed to school. Mom drops me and my brother off in the drop-off line at 8:00 am sharp. We hustle inside to our classrooms just as the morning bell rings. Phew, made it just in time!
My first class is math, which happens to be my favorite subject. We're learning about fractions this week, so the teacher has us working on some fun hands-on activities using fraction strips and circles. Even though it's a little tricky, I love the challenge of figuring it all out.
After math, it's time for language arts where we're reading the novel Charlotte's Web as a class. I really like this book so far and can't wait to find out what happens to Wilbur the pig! We take turns reading aloud from the chapters. Whenever it's my turn, I try to use different voices for the characters to make it more entertaining.
Up next is science, which is always full of cool experiments and activities. Today we're learning about the water cycle by creating our very own mini water worlds in plastic bottles. We add soil, plants, and water to each bottle to watch the evaporation and condensation process in action. So neat!
By this time, I'm starting to get pretty hungry. Luckily, it's time for lunch and recess at 11:30 am! My friend Sophia and I race to the cafeteria line to buy our lunch. I get the chicken nuggets with a side of tater tots (my favorite!). We quickly gobble it all down so we can have more time to play outside.
The playground is so much fun at recess. Sophia and I spend most of the time on the swing set, seeing who can swing the highest without jumping off. We also play a few rounds of basketball and do some cartwheels in the grass. Before we know it, the bell is ringing to head back inside. Where did the time go?
In the afternoon, we have history class where we're studying the American Revolution. I find it all so interesting learning about the battles, important figures, and how the United States was founded. Maybe I'll be a historian when I grow up!
Finally, the last class of the day is art. We're working on
self-portraits using different materials like colored pencils, markers, paints, and even macaroni noodles! I'm having a blast
making my self-portrait look as accurate and creative as possible. Time flies when you're making art.
At 3:00 pm, the final bell rings and school is officially over for the day. What a relief! I meet up with my brother and we head to the pickup area to wait for mom's car to pull around. Once she arrives, we hop in and head straight home.
When we get to the house around 3:30 pm, the first thing I do is grab an after-school snack. A big chocolate chip cookie and some juice really hits the spot. Then I change into comfy clothes and head outside to ride my bike and play with the neighborhood kids for a while. We have a few ups and downs going over the sidewalk ramps we made, perfect for getting some air!
Around 5:30 pm, it's time for dinner. Tonight we're having spaghetti and meatballs, one of my favorite meals. The whole family sits around the table to eat and discuss our days. My dad always tells us funny stories from his job to make us laugh.
After dinner, I clear my plate and head to my room to finish up any homework I have for the night. I start with the math worksheet on fractions, then I have to write a short book report on the chapters we read in Charlotte's Web. Once that's done, I can finally relax!
For the rest of the evening, I love to read, draw pictures, or play games on my tablet. Sometimes I'll video call my grandparents or cousins who live far away and catch up with them. On Thursdays, I also get to watch my favorite TV shows like The Goldbergs.
Before I know it, it's 8:30 pm and my mom is calling up to my room that it's time to get ready for bed. I take one last shower to get squeaky clean, put on my pajamas, and crawl into my cozy bed. I'm always so tired by this point that I fall asleep almost instantly!
And there you have it, a pretty typical but fun-filled Thursday in the daily life of this 5th grade student. Between all the learning, playing, eating, and activities, the day just flies by. I feel so lucky to be a kid without too many responsibilities. Can't wait for another adventure-packed day tomorrow!
篇3
My Day on Thursday
Buzz, buzz, buzz. That's the annoying sound of my alarm clock that wakes me up every Thursday morning at 6:30am. I groan and hit the snooze button, trying to get just a few more precious minutes of sleep. But my mom has ears like a hawk and
she's knocking on my door within seconds. "Time to get up for school, sleepyhead!" she calls out in a singsong voice.
Groggily, I pull myself out of my warm, cozy bed and shuffle to the bathroom to get ready for the day. I go through my usual morning routine - using the toilet, brushing my teeth, washing my face, and getting dressed in my school uniform of gray pants, a white collared shirt, and a blue sweater vest with our school's logo emblazoned on it.
Once I'm ready, I head downstairs where the smells of breakfast are wafting from the kitchen. My little sister Emily is already at the table, her mouth full of cereal. "Morning dummy," she says, tiny bits of cereal spewing out. I stick my tongue out at her as I plop down in my chair. Mom sets a plate of scrambled eggs and toast in front of me. I hungrily dig in, needing fuel for my brain.
At 7:15, we're out the door and walking the few blocks to my elementary school. Emily and I race each other, weaving between the other kids and parents making their way in the same direction. She may be younger, but she's quick! I finally pull ahead at the last moment and burst through the school gate first. "Beat you again, slowpoke!" I taunt her.
The bell rings at 7:30 and we go our separate ways - Emily to the 3rd grade hall and me to my 5th grade classroom. My best friend Jake is already at our double desk, doodling in his notebook. "Hey man, did you finish the math homework?" he asks as I slide into the seat next to him. I groan and shake my head no. Math is definitely not my favorite subject.
Mrs. Robertson, our teacher, comes in and starts writing the morning agenda on the whiteboard. We all pull out our reading books and she calls on us one by one to read a few paragraphs out loud. I zone out a bit, finding it hard to focus on the boring story about some pioneer kids. I have a hard time paying attention unless it's something I'm really interested in, like science or PE.
At 9am, we switch to math class. Ugh, my least favorite time of the day. Mrs. Robertson puts up a bunch of practice problems on the board and we have to copy them down in our notebooks and show our work. Numbers and equations seem to jumble up in my head. I don't understand why we need all these stupid formulas and rules. Isn't that what calculators are for?
Recess can't come soon enough at 10:30. Jake and I bolt outside to the playground and immediately get a game of kickball going with some other guys. I'm up to kick and I boot
that red rubber ball as far as I can, running around the bases as fast as my legs can carry me. I make it all the way to home plate before the ball makes it back in. Yes!
The rest of the morning is a blur of English, social studies, and art class. Finally, the lunch bell rings at 12:15 and we head to the cafeteria. I get the hot lunch of chicken nuggets, tater tots, and a chocolate milk. Emily meets up with me and we sit together at one of the long tables, chatting about our mornings. "Sara told Jessica that she's not her friend anymore," Emily says, filling me in on the latest drama in her grade. I just laugh and roll my eyes. I'm so glad I don't have to deal with that kind of girl stuff.
After lunch, it's time for my favorite part of the day - science! We've been learning about the human body, which is so fascinating. Today we get to look at real animal bones and organs that have been preserved. So cool! I examine every specimen closely, trying to figure out what bone or organ it is based on our textbook diagrams. I raise my hand eagerly when Mrs. Robertson calls on me to identify something.
At 2:30, we have PE. Finally, a chance to burn off some energy after sitting at desks all day! We go outside and play capture the flag. I'm running around like a maniac, dodging and
weaving to avoid getting tagged by the other team. I make it all the way to their side and grab the flag, sprinting full speed back to my team's territory. We erupt in cheers when I make it across the line. Take that, Team Skunks!
With just an hour left of the day, we have music class. I'm terrible at singing or playing an instrument, but I don't mind music class too much. We learn some new rhythms by clapping out patterns. Before I know it, the final bell is ringing at 3:30 dismissal.
I meet up with Emily and we start our walk home together, taking our time and meandering a bit. We stop at a little bodega to get snacks - I get Doritos and a Gatorade. Once we get home, I toss my backpack in my room and head outside to the backyard. My friends from up and down the street are already there, kicking around a soccer ball. We play hard for a couple hours until our moms start calling us in for dinner.
After a quick shower to wash off the sweat and dirt, I sit down at the dinner table with my family. We go around and share the highlights and lowlights from our days. Mine is definitely the animal specimens in science! Mom and Dad also fill us in on their days at work.
With a full belly, I head up to my room to relax for the rest of the evening. I sprawl out on my bed and read a few chapters of my current book - a fantasy novel about kids getting transported to a magical world. Around 8pm, I switch over to playing some video games until it's time for bed at 9. I put on my pajamas, brush my teeth again, and snuggle under my covers.
As I lie there in the quiet darkness, I reflect on another typical Thursday. It was a pretty good day overall. I love learning new things, especially anything related to science. I also had fun with my friends at recess and after school. Thursdays always feel nice and balanced between work and play. With those thoughts, I drift off to sleep, ready to hit the refresh button and do it all again tomorrow.。