五年级英语作文50字,动物园看图写话

五年级英语作文50字,动物园看图写话
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
A Trip to the Zoo
Whoopee! It was finally the day of our class trip to the zoo. I woke up extra early, gobbled down my breakfast, and rushed to catch the school bus. The ride felt like forever, but when we arrived, the excitement was worth the wait.
As soon as we entered the gates, a friendly zookeeper named Jessica greeted us. "Welcome to Zooville!" she exclaimed with a big smile. "Get ready for an adventure like no other!" I could hardly contain my giddiness seeing all the amazing animals around me.
Our first stop was the monkey exhibit. Those little rascals were hilarious! They swung from branch to branch, making funny faces and noises that had us all in stitches. One even snatched Billy's banana right out of his hand! We all roared with laughter as Billy chased after the mischievous monkey.
Next up were the mighty lions. I felt a tingle down my spine as the king of the jungle let out a tremendous roar that shook the ground beneath our feet. Their golden manes glistened majestically in the sun. Despite their fierce looks, I couldn't help but admire their raw power and beauty.
The polar bear den was absolutely freezing, but totally worth braving the chill. Those snowy white bears were so calm and serene as they swam gracefully through the icy waters. I learned that their clear fur actually helps them camouflage in the Arctic snow and sneak up on seals.
Have you ever seen a real live giraffe before? They're even taller than I imagined! Those gentle giants stretched their long necks up to munch on leaves high up in the trees. With their beautiful spotted coats and kind eyes, giraffes quickly became one of my new favorite animals.
But perhaps the funniest exhibit was the waddling penguins.
I burst into laughter watching them slip and slide across the slick ice, falling over themselves in hilarious penguin pileups. They looked like clumsy little tuxedoed waiters hustling around a fancy restaurant. Too cute!
After the penguin performance, we stopped for a picnic lunch. I devoured my peanut butter and jelly sandwich while
excitedly discussing all the cool animals we had seen so far. My best friend Sara and I made plans to come back soon and check out the petting zoo area.
With re-energized bellies full of snacks, we headed over to the elephant terrain next. I was amazed by their immense size and strength as they sprayed water on themselves with their long trunks. They used those handy noses to pluck leaves and branches with ease. I'll never forget the way that baby elephant playfully tried to shove an entire tree into its mouth!
Our final stop was the tropical bird aviary, which felt like stepping into a lush rainforest. Brightly colored parrots, toucans, and exotic birds of every shape and color surrounded us. They fluttered and squawked in a dizzying, vibrant display. I pointed excitedly as a flock of flamingos paraded around, showing off their funky pink feathers.
All too soon, it was time to leave the zoo. I pouted because I didn't want the fun to end! As we boarded the bus, I leaned my head against the window and daydreamed about all the incredible animals I had seen that day. My favorites were probably the playful monkeys, fearsome lions, and those adorable penguins.
I couldn't wait to come back again soon. The zoo had opened my eyes to the beauty and diversity of the animal kingdom in a whole new way. From that day on, I vowed to do my part to help protect wildlife and their natural habitats. After all, we're all residents of this amazing planet we call Earth - human and animal alike! What an unforgettable adventure.
篇2
A Trip to the Zoo
Last weekend, my family went to the big city zoo. I was so excited because I love animals! When we got there, the first thing I saw was the huge elephant habitat. There was a massive African elephant munching on leaves and branches. His gray, wrinkly skin swayed as he rocked back and forth. Next to him was a little baby elephant that was so cute! It had these big floppy ears and a tiny trunk that it kept trying to wrap around things. I could have watched those elephants all day.
We kept walking and came to the lion area. There was a fierce-looking male lion napping under a shady tree. His golden fur shimmered in the sunlight and his mane was poofy and messy. I saw him open one sleepy eye to look at us before closing it and drifting back off to sleep. Not too far away there
were some lionesses grooming each other with their rough tongues. They were so pretty and elegant the way they moved.
After that, we found the monkey habitat and it was hilariously fun to watch them. The monkeys were climbing all over the fake trees and hanging from the branches by their tails and feet. They were screeching and playing chase with each other. Some of the monkeys had adorable little babies clinging to their bellies. One funny monkey came right up to the glass window and made a goofy face, sticking out his tongue at me! I laughed so hard.
The next area we explored had all the cold weather animals like polar bears, penguins, and seals. The polar bear was gigantic! He was napping on a big rocky ledge but you could see his chest slowly rising and falling with each deep breath. I saw him open his beady black eyes for just a second before closing them again. The penguins were my favorite though. They waddled around on their little feet and I watched them dive into the icy water and swim around so gracefully. I could have sat there watching the penguins play in the water all day.
One of the last animals we saw were the snakes in the reptile house. I shivered a bit when I saw the huge boa constrictor slithering around in its glass tank. It was so long and thick! Its
tongue flickered in and out as it silently moved across the branches. There was a fat green snake curled up into a big coil on a heated rock. The zookeeper told us that sometimes you can see it sticking out its forked tongue to smell the air. I didn't stay in the reptile house too long because some of those snakes were creepy!
We had the best time seeing all the cool animals at the zoo. I took so many pictures and videos to remember it all. I can't wait to go back again soon and see what other animals I can find. Maybe they'll have some new babies there next time! Zoos are the best for learning about wildlife in a safe, fun way. I'm so lucky my parents took me. I'll never forget that amazing day!
篇3
My Exciting Trip to the Zoo
Last weekend, my family and I went on a fun adventure to the city zoo. I had been looking forward to this trip for weeks! We arrived early in the morning, just as the gates opened, and I could barely contain my excitement.
The first thing that caught my eye was the massive elephant enclosure. There were two huge African elephants happily munching on hay and swinging their long trunks. One even
sprayed water from its trunk, making all the kids laugh and squeal with delight. I learned that elephants are the largest land animals on Earth, and these giants weighed several tons each!
Next, we visited the big cat area, which housed sleek jaguars, powerful lions, and striped tigers. A zookeeper was giving an educational talk about their hunting habits and conservation efforts. I was amazed by the tigers' striped coats and razor-sharp teeth. The zookeeper said tigers could take down prey as large as buffalo with those massive fangs!
The reptile house was one of my favorite exhibits. I saw all sorts of scaly creatures like pythons, cobras, and even a couple of huge alligators. The guide told us how some snakes can swallow animals whole by unhinging their jaws. Though they looked scary, I thought the patterns on their skin were really beautiful and unique.
We took a break for lunch at the zoo's cafeteria. I had a hot dog and fries, while my parents opted for healthier salads. Refreshed, we headed to the walk-through aviary where hundreds of colorful birds flew freely around us. I spotted toucans, macaws, and even a sneaky quetzal hiding in the foliage. The bird calls made it feel like we were in an exotic rainforest!
Our last stop was the children's petting zoo, where I got to interact with some tame farm animals. I fed carrots to the gentle goats and sheep, and even got to brush a pony's mane. My little sister loved cuddling the soft furry rabbits and guinea pigs.
As we left the zoo that afternoon, my feet were sore but my heart was full of joy and amazement. I had seen so many incredible animals up close in just one day. From the hulking elephants to the slithering snakes, every creature seemed to have its own unique traits and behaviors. The zoo opened my eyes to the incredible biodiversity on our planet and why we need to protect it. I'll never forget this trip, and I can't wait to visit the zoo again someday!
篇4
At the Zoo
Wow, the zoo was so much fun! My class took a field trip there last week and I saw soooooo many amazing animals. I'm going to tell you all about the cool animals I got to see.
First up were the big cats like lions and tigers. We went to the lion enclosure first and there was a huge male lion lazying around in the sun. His golden fur seemed to glow in the sunlight and he looked so regal just napping there. I watched him for
篇5
A Fun Day at the Zoo!
Last Saturday, my family and I went to the city zoo for a fun outing. I was so excited because I love seeing all the different animals. We arrived right when the zoo opened at 9am so we could beat the crowds.
The first exhibits we saw were the big cats like lions, tigers, and leopards. The lion was sleeping lazily on a rock, looking very peaceful. But the tigers were awake and pacing around their habitat. They are such powerful and majestic animals! The leopard was up high on a platform, casually cleaning itself with its rough tongue. I tried to imagine what it would be like to be able to lick my own arm that way - yuck!
Next we went over to the primate area to see the monkeys and apes. They were so funny and energetic, swinging around and playing together. I loved watching the baby monkeys chase each other and wrestle playfully. The gorillas looked very serious though as they munched on leaves and branches. I wouldn't want to get too close to their strong hands and muscular arms!
After that, we visited the giraffe yard. Those creatures are so tall, it's hard to believe they are real! I had to tilt my head way
back just to see their faces up near the treetops. They have such funny long tongues that they used to grab leaves off the trees. One even gave me a big slobbery lick on the hand when I held out leaves for it - that rough tongue felt so weird!
The elephant enclosure was amazing too. Those giants are even bigger than I expected! Their long trunks can pick up tiny peanuts off the ground. I watched as one playfully sprayed water all over itself to stay cool. Then it covered itself in dirt - I guess elephants don't mind being a little dirty! It's young baby was so cute, stumbling around and sticking close to its mom.
Next up were the bird aviaries with all the beautiful, colorful feathers everywhere. We saw toucans, flamingos, parrots, and many others I didn't know the names for. One scarlet macaw kept saying "Hello!" over and over whenever someone walked by.
A zookeeper told us that the male birds' flashy feathers help attract mates. I guess lady birds like those bright colors!
Finally, we spent some time in the children's petting zoo area. We got to gently pet and brush little goats, sheep, bunnies, and even a miniature pony. They seemed pretty tame, but I was still a little nervous when the goat started chewing on my shoe laces! The zoo worker there handed out food pellets for us to give
them as treats which they loved. Petting the soft bunnies was probably my favorite part.
By then it was already 3pm and we were getting pretty hot and tired. Before leaving though, we stopped for ice cream and funnel cakes - you can't go to the zoo without getting those classic snacks! I also spent some of my allowance to get a plush toy tiger from the gift shop to remember the day.
Overall, we had such a wonderful time seeing all the different creatures up close. The zoo is an amazing place to learn about wildlife from all around the world. I took lots of pictures and videos to remember everything too. My favorite animals were probably the pandas, giraffes, and meerkats - they were just so adorable! I can't wait to go back to the zoo again soon on our next school break.
篇6
My Trip to the Zoo
For my English class, we had to write a 50 word essay describing a picture of the zoo. But I have so much to say about my amazing trip to the zoo last weekend that 50 words is not nearly enough! Here is my 2000 word essay instead:
Last Saturday, my parents took me and my little brother to the amazing City Zoo. I was so excited because I love animals of all kinds. As soon as we went through the entrance gates, I could hear the loud roars of the lions and could smell the different animal smells. It was a warm, sunny day, perfect for seeing all the cool animals.
First, we went to the Lion Arena where the male lion was lounging in the sun. He was so big and pretty with his golden fur and giant mane. When he yawned, I could see his huge teeth and red mouth. It made me a little scared but also really excited to see such an awesome animal! The female lioness was under some trees taking a cat nap. Even though she wasn't doing much, she was still beautiful. My dad told me lions are the king of the jungle.
After that, we walked over to see the monkeys. They were so funny and active, swinging around on the monkey bars (literally!).
A few of them were wrestling and playing around with each other. Some were just sitting and eating bananas. One monkey started making funny noises at me through the glass like it was trying to talk to me! I made the noises back at it and we had a little conversation. Monkeys are my new favorite animal.
The reptile house was my brother's favorite part because he is obsessed with snakes and lizards. We saw a huge python that was as thick as a tree trunk! The zookeeper told us it could squeeze you to death if it wrapped around you. I stayed very far away from that one... We also saw an alligator that was resting in the water, just showing its eyes and crazy sharp teeth above the surface. My brother got to watch the zookeeper feed crickets to the deadly Black Mamba snake. He thought that was the coolest thing ever.
My favorite was the Bird Aviary where hundreds of colorful birds were flying around freely in this huge netted area. We had to duck to avoid birds flying right at our heads! There were little birds, big birds, all shapes and colors. It was like being in a rainforest with squawks and flapping of wings all around you. I got to feed a toucan with a piece of fruit and it took it right from my hand with its enormous funny beak. I'll never forget that!
After the aviary, it was lunchtime so we had a picnic at the zoo restaurant. My dad got me some dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets and I got to pet the goats in the petting zoo area while we ate. Those goats are greedy! They tried to take food right out of my hands. One even pulled on my shirt with its mouth when it was out of food! Silly goats.
With recharged energy after lunch, we headed to check out the polar bears and seals in the Arctic Lands exhibit. The polar bear was HUGE, probably thousands of pounds! But it could run really fast through the water in its pool area. The seals were so goofy looking and made a bunch of noise barking at each other. One of them was balancing a beach ball on its nose doing tricks for the crowd.
By that point, I was getting a little tired from all the walking around in the heat. But I had just enough energy for one more stop - the elephant habitat! The elephant was spraying water at some kids with its long trunk and making them all squeal with laughter. Even from far away, it was an incredible sight seeing that massive animal moving around eating trees and plants with its tiny eyes on the ends of its trunk. What an amazing creature. My dad told me elephants are so smart, they can recognize themselves in the mirror and do all kinds of clever tricks. I would love to ride an elephant someday.
At the end of the day, my feet were sore and I was feeling sleepy, but I had a wonderful time seeing so many cool animals up close. It was like getting a National Geographic tour of the whole world. I took some great pictures and got a stuffed animal
monkey as a souvenir too. I can't wait to go back to the zoo again and see what。