外研版选择性必修二英语作文第五单元

外研版选择性必修二英语作文第五单元
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
My Big Dreams for the Future
Hi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm a fourth grader at Sunshine Elementary School. I really love learning English and my English teacher Miss Li always says I'm one of the best students in my class. I've been thinking a lot lately about what I want to be when I grow up. There are so many amazing jobs and careers out there! I have some big dreams that I'd like to share with you.
First off, I would absolutely love to be an astronaut one day and travel to space! How cool would it be to rocket off into the sky, escape Earth's gravity, and float around the International Space Station? I've read all about the different planets in our solar system like Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and more. I would give anything to walk on the surface of the Moon or see the rings of Saturn up close. Outer space is just so fascinating to me. Did you know there are billions of galaxies out there beyond our own Milky Way? Maybe if I become an astronaut I could even be the
first person to visit another galaxy! That would be out of this world (get it?)!
Outer space isn't my only passion though. I'm also really intrigued by the idea of uncovering ancient civilizations and learning about humans who lived thousands of years ago. Maybe I could be an archaeologist one day, traveling the globe and digging up artifacts and fossils from lost societies. How amazing would it be to rediscover ruins of an ancient Egyptian pyramid, a sunken shipwreck filled with pirate treasures, or even remains of a prehistoric human ancestor like Lucy? As an archaeologist, you'd have to be part explorer, part detective, and part historian all in one job. You could make groundbreaking discoveries that change everything we know about the ancient world.
Archaeology definitely seems like an exciting line of work, but there are some risks too. You might have to work in extremely hot deserts, humid jungles, or even sub-zero temperatures depending on where your digs are located. And often times you may spend weeks, months or even years carefully brushing off a single artifact bit by bit. It requires an incredible amount of patience and attention to detail. Still, I think
the potential to uncover a hidden piece of humanity's past would make all the hard work worth it in the end!
If I can't be out exploring space or making archaeological finds though, maybe I could combine my love for science and history by becoming a museum curator. Museum curators are like the masterminds behind all the cool exhibits you see, obtaining and preserving artifacts while educating people about their significance. It would be a ton of fun to design creative exhibits, displays and galleries that bring the past back to life. I could see myself constructing a replica dinosaur skeleton, or setting up an immersive exhibit that lets visitors experience what life was like during ancient Greek or Roman times. The best museums can really transport you to another place and time.
Being a museum curator seems like a pretty awesome job, but there might be some parts I wouldn't enjoy as much, like spending lots of time writing grants, balancing budgets and doing paperwork. I'd have to be really good at organizing and cataloging information too. But if I get to be creative while also teaching others, then I think the pros would definitely outweigh the cons.
No matter what career I end up choosing when I'm older though, I'm sure it will involve exploring new frontiers of human
knowledge and experiencing incredible adventures along the way. The future is filled with so many possible paths and I want to keep an open mind to it all. An astronaut, archaeologist or curator would all be amazing jobs that let me satisfy my curiosity about the world in different but exciting ways.
So those are some of my big dreams! Maybe you have dreams of being a fireman, professional athlete, singer or YouTuber? We all have our own special talents and interests that could lead us down remarkable paths in life. Sometimes the things you're most passionate about as a kid can turn into your dream career later on. Even though I'm just a young student now, I'm going to work really hard, follow my heart and see where my journey takes me. Who knows, maybe I'll make a groundbreaking discovery, walk on an alien planet, or just open people's eyes to the wonders of our past, present and future! The sky is NOT the limit when you have big dreams. Keep reaching for the stars, my friends!
篇2
My Big Summer Adventure
Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 10 years old. I just had the best summer ever and I can't wait to tell you all about it! You
see, my family and I went on this huge trip across the country. We drove all the way from our house in New York to the Grand Canyon in Arizona. It was soooo far but also soooo much fun!
We left bright and early on the first day of summer vacation. My little sister Sarah and I could barely contain our excitement as we piled into the car with our suitcases and snacks for the long drive. "Are we there yet? Are we there yet?" I kept asking Mom and Dad over and over again. They just laughed and said we'd get there when we get there.
After what felt like forever, we finally made it to our first stop in Pennsylvania. We stayed in this cute little town called Hershey. Can you guess what it's famous for? Chocolate! That's right, we got to go to the amazing Hershey's Chocolate World. We went on a ride that showed how they make all the different kinds of chocolate bars and treats. And at the end, we got free samples! I thought I had died and gone to heaven. We also checked out the Hershey's Characters attraction where we saw massive sculptures of things like Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. It was so cool!
The next day, we hit the road again, driving through Ohio and Indiana. I'll be honest, that part was pretty boring. There wasn't much to look at besides cows and corn fields. But Sarah and I kept ourselves entertained by playing road trip games like I
Spy and 20 Questions. We also watched a couple movies on the portable DVD player. Before we knew it, we had made it all the way to St. Louis, Missouri!
In St. Louis, we went up in this massive monument called the Gateway Arch. It's kind of like.a huge McDonald's archway, except way bigger and made out of shiny steel. You take a tiny pod with small windows up to the top and you can see the entire city below you. It was a little scary being so high up, but the view was breathtaking. After that, we walked along the Mississippi River and grabbed some delicious gooey butter cake, which is a special dessert they have in St. Louis.
From there, we drove through Kansas, which was honestly pretty dull too. But things got exciting again once we reached Oklahoma City. We stopped at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, where we saw amazing displays of cowboy gear and horse-drawn carriages from back in the 1800s. We even watched a cool show about trick roping and cowboy whip-cracking. I decided then and there that I wanted to become a cowboy when I grew up!
After Oklahoma City, we only had one stop left before arriving at our main destination - the Grand Canyon. We spent a night in Albuquerque, New Mexico.This was definitely one of the
highlights because we got to go to Meow Wolf, which is this crazy artsy place with different themed rooms that feel like
you're in another dimension. My favorite was the room designed to look like a forest with a glowing waterfall and trees made of neon lights. It was so trippy!
Finally, after two weeks of driving across half the country, we finally arrived at the Grand Canyon! And let me tell you, no amount of photos or videos can prepare you for just how humungous and beautiful it is in person. We went on a hike part of the way down into the canyon and I felt like a tiny little speck surrounded by those massive layered red rock formations that seemed to stretch on forever. We also took a helicopter ride along the rim of the canyon which gave us a bird's eye view of the whole thing. It was truly an incredible sight that I'll never forget.
On our drive back home, we stopped at a couple of other cool places like the Petrified Forest National Park to see those crazy looking fossilized trees. And in Santa Fe, we visited some old adobe churches and buildings that looked straight out of the Wild West.
By the time we finally made it back to New York, I has so many amazing memories from our cross-country road trip. We
saw so many different landscapes, from flatlands to mountains to deserts. We explored big cities and small towns. And we got to experience lots of fascinating museums, parks, and attractions that really brought US history to life for me. This was one summer vacation I'll never forget!
Well, that's my story of my big adventure this summer. Writing this has made me so excited to start planning our next family road trip! Who knows where we'll end up next year? As long as I'm exploring the world with my favorite travel buddies (Mom, Dad, and Sarah), I know it's gonna be epic. Thanks for reading, and happy travels!
篇3
My Awesome Summer Vacation
Hi there! My name is Tommy and I'm 10 years old. I just finished 4th grade and I had the most awesome summer vacation ever! I can't wait to tell you all about it.
It all started on the last day of school. I was so excited for summer to begin! No more waking up early, no more homework, and two whole months of freedom. My parents had promised me we would go on a big trip this summer to somewhere really cool.
On that first Saturday after school ended, my mom and dad sat me and my little sister Sophia down. "Who wants to go to Hawaii?!" my dad exclaimed. We all screamed with joy! I had heard Hawaii was like a paradise with beautiful beaches, lush forests, and amazing places to explore. This was going to be the best summer ever.
A few days later, we were on a plane headed to the island of Maui. I had never been on such a long flight before. The plane had TV screens on the backs of the seats so Sophia and I could watch movies. I don't think I've ever been so excited!
When we arrived and stepped off the plane, the warm humid air hit my face and I could smell the ocean. Palm trees lined the roads and I saw huge mountains rising up in the distance. Our hotel was right on the beach and had multiple swimming pools, a lazy river, water
篇4
Certainly! Here's an essay of around 2,000 words from the perspective of an elementary school student, written in English:
My Awesome School Life
Hey there! My name is Timmy, and I'm a 10-year-old kid who loves going to school. I know, I know, that might sound weird to some of you, but trust me, my school is awesome! Let me tell you all about it.
First of all, our school building is like a big, colorful castle. It's painted in bright shades of blue, yellow, and green, and there are lots of fun murals and drawings all over the walls. It's like walking into a giant playground every day!
But the best part is definitely our teachers. They're all so cool and friendly, and they make learning super fun. Like, in Mrs. Smith's class, we get to do science experiments every week. One time, we even made our own lava lamps! And Mr. Johnson, our math teacher, always tells the funniest jokes during our lessons. It's like having a stand-up comedian teaching us about fractions and stuff.
Speaking of lessons, we get to do so many awesome activities at our school. In art class, we get to paint, sculpt with clay, and even make our own jewelry. In music, we learn to play different instruments and put on concerts for our parents.
篇5
My Best Friend Fluffy
Hi there! My name is Tommy and I'm 8 years old. Today, I want to tell you all about my best friend in the whole wide world – Fluffy the cat! Fluffy is the cutest, fluffiest, and most adorable kitty you'll ever meet. She's been my bestest friend since I was 5 years old.
It all started on a sunny afternoon when my parents took me to the animal shelter. We were looking to adopt a pet, and I was SO excited! As we walked around, I saw all sorts of dogs and cats, but then my eyes landed on this tiny ball of fur. She was a little grey kitten with the biggest, greenest eyes I had ever seen. The moment she looked at me, I knew she was the one for me.
"Mom, Dad, can we please get this kitty?" I begged, my hands pressed against the glass. My parents looked at each other and smiled, and that's when we brought Fluffy home!
From that day on, Fluffy and I have been inseparable. She's not just a pet – she's a part of my family. I love spending time with her and playing all sorts of games. One of our favorites is "chase the feather toy." I'll dangle a feather on a string, and Fluffy will pounce and jump, trying to catch it. It's hilarious to watch her tumble around, and her big eyes get all wide with excitement.
Another thing I love about Fluffy is how cuddly she is. After a long day at school, there's nothing better than coming home, plopping down on the couch, and having Fluffy curl up next to me for a nap. She's so soft and warm, and her purring always makes me feel calm and happy.
But Fluffy isn't just a lazy kitty – she's also really smart! She knows all sorts of tricks, like giving high-fives, rolling over, and even playing fetch (which is pretty impressive for a cat!). I love teaching her new things, and she always seems so eager to learn.
Fluffy has been with me through thick and thin, and I can't imagine my life without her. She's been there to comfort me when I'm sad, to play with me when I'm bored, and to keep me company on all my adventures. She's not just a pet – she's a true friend, and one of the most important parts of my life.
I know that someday, Fluffy won't be around forever. Pets don't live as long as humans do, and the thought of losing her makes me really sad. But for now, I'm just trying to cherish every moment we have together. I'll always remember the way her tail wags when I come home from school, the way she likes to knead her little paws on my lap, and the way she cuddles up next to me at night, purring like a tiny motorboat.
So if you're thinking about getting a pet, I can't recommend it enough! Having a furry friend like Fluffy has taught me so much about responsibility, compassion, and unconditional love. She's been the best friend a kid could ask for, and I'll always be grateful to have her in my life.
Well, that's all for now! I've got to go – Fluffy just brought me her favorite toy, which means it's playtime! Thanks for listening to me gush about my best pal. Until next time, stay pawsitive!
篇6
My Big Family
Hi there! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I'm in the 5th grade at Maple Valley Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about my huge family! We're not just a small nuclear family, oh no. My family is what some people call an "extended family" and it's awesome!
Let me start by introducing my parents. My mom's name is Sarah and my dad is Robert. They're both super nice and caring. My mom works as a nurse at the hospital downtown. She has to work some long shifts, but she always tries her best to be home for dinner. My dad is an accountant and he works regular hours
at an office. On weekends, he loves grilling out or playing catch with me and my brothers.
Speaking of my brothers, I have two older ones. Jake is 14 and Mike is 12. Jake is really into sports, especially basketball. He's incredibly tall for his age! Mike is the family jokester and is always cracking silly puns to make us laugh. We all get along pretty well, though we do fight over the TV remote sometimes.
In addition to my parents and brothers, I'm lucky to have my grandparents living just down the street. My mom's parents are Grandma Ellen and Grandpa Frank. Grandma is an amazing cook and always has a fresh pie or cookies waiting when we come over. Grandpa worked as an electrician before he retired. He's a real handyman and is always fixing things around the house for us.
Then there are my dad's parents - Grandma Diane and Grandpa Joe. They live right next door to my grandparents on my mom's side, so it's easy to visit both houses. Grandma Diane loves working in her garden and lets me help her plant flowers every spring. Grandpa Joe retired from the police force and now he volunteers at the community center. He's teaching me
self-defense moves!
My aunts, uncles and cousins live a bit further away, but we get together for all the major holidays. My mom's brother Uncle
Mike is a musician and he brings his guitar to every family party. My dad's sister Aunt Karen has 4 kids close to my age, so we have a total blast whenever our families get together to play!
One special family member is my Great-Grandma Rosie. She just turned 95 years old! Grandma Rosie lives at a nice assisted living home near our house. Every Sunday after church, we all go over to have lunch with her. She has sooooo many amazing stories to tell about what life was like when she was a kid. I just love listening to Great-Grandma's tales of the olden days.
As you can probably tell, I'm incredibly lucky to have such a huge, loving family around me. We're all there for each other through good times and bad. My parents say having grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins so close by is such a blessing. With Great-Grandma looking over all of us, our family bond stretches across four generations!
Sometimes having a massive extended family can be a bit chaotic and noisy when we're all crammed into one house. But I wouldn't have it any other way! I feel so fortunate to be surrounded by family members who love and support me unconditionally. Who needs friends when you've got this many awesome relatives to hang out with?
So while other kids' families might be smaller, I take a lot of pride in my huge, extended family unit. We stick together through thick and thin. There's always someone to play with, someone to ask for help with homework, or just someone who'll listen if I'm having a tough day. My family is truly the best!
I hope someday when I'm all grown up, I can have a enormously wonderful extended family of my own. A house full of kids, grandkids, aunts, uncles, the works! For now though, I'm absolutely cherishing my childhood being doted on by ALL my many family members. I know I'm a very lucky kid.。