英语作文六年级什么什么的昨天50词语

英语作文六年级什么什么的昨天50词语
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篇1
My Exciting Day Yesterday
Yesterday was such an exciting day! It started out just like any other school day. I woke up early, got dressed in my uniform, ate a quick breakfast, and my mom drove me to Oakwood Elementary. I met up with my best friends Jack and Emily at our usual spot near the big oak tree on the playground.
"Did you guys finish the math homework last night?" Jack asked. Math is definitely not my favorite subject, but I had worked really hard on it.
"Yeah, I think I got most of it right," I replied. "Those word problems were pretty tricky though."
Emily nodded. "I had to ask my older brother for help on a couple of them. He's really good at math."
The morning bell rang, signaling it was time to line up for class. We headed inside to Mrs. Thompson's 6th grade classroom and took our seats. First up was a spelling test on the list of
words we'd been studying all week. I'm a pretty good speller, so I was feeling confident.
After spelling, we had reading class. We've been reading this really cool book called "Call of the Wild" about sled dogs in Alaska. It's been my favorite book so far this year. For today's assignment, we had to write a one page summary about the latest few chapters we had read for homework.
Once reading was over, it was time for math. Just as I expected, going over the homework from last night was tough. Even though I studied really hard, I got a couple of problems wrong. Mental note - ask Jack's older brother for some extra math help this weekend!
Finally, it was time for lunch and recess! My favorite part of the school day. I met up with Jack and Emily again in the cafeteria line.
"My mom packed an extra snack size bag of chips today if you guys want to share," Emily whispered, pulling it out of her lunchbox.
"Awesome, thanks!" Jack and I replied in unison. Emily's mom always packs the best lunches.
We headed outside for recess, chips in hand. Recess is my chance to run around and get some extra energy out. We kicked around a soccer ball for a while before the nicer game of kickball broke out with some of the other 6th graders. I'm a pretty decent kickball player, if I do say so myself!
After recess, we headed back inside for afternoon classes - science, social studies, and art. Those are some of my other favorite subjects. We learned about the planets in our solar system in science. In social studies, we talked about exploring the Wild West in the 1800s. And in art, we drew still life sketches of a bowl of fruit using different shading techniques. A well-rounded day of learning!
Finally, the end of day bell rang at 3:15pm. I met my mom in the pickup line out front and we headed home. I was starving, so I snacked on an apple and some pretzels in the car on the way.
Once home, I relaxed for a little bit before starting on my homework. I knocked out the math first to get it over with, then worked on my social studies worksheet about exploring the Wild West.
For dinner, we had my favorite - tacos! My mom makes the best tacos. I topped mine with lots of cheese, salsa, and guacamole. Delicious!
After dinner, I took a break to watch some TV and relax. At 8pm, I finally got around to the last of my homework - reading the next chapters of "Call of the Wild." I got so into the story, about an hour flew by before I knew it! I was almost late getting ready for bed.
As I was brushing my teeth before bed, I thought back over my exciting day. Spelling tests, reading assignments, challenging math, recess with friends, learning about new things in every class - yesterday had a little bit of everything! Just another typical day in the life of a 6th grade student. I can't wait for another fun day at school again today!
篇2
Yesterday Was an Adventure!
Yesterday was one of those days that started out totally normal but ended up being a huge adventure! It all began when I woke up, had my normal bowl of Coco Puffs cereal for breakfast, and got ready for school like any other day. Little did I know, the day had some crazy surprises in store for me.
First period was just regular old math class. I was trying my best to pay attention while Ms. Johnson droned on about fraction multiplication. I glanced out the window and saw dark
clouds rolling in. "Huh, looks like it might rain today," I thought to myself. Little did I know those rain clouds would play a big role in my adventure!
The morning went by pretty uneventfully until it was time for gym class after lunch. We all headed out to the field to run laps like we do every Monday. The sky was completely overcast by that point and the wind was really whipping around. I figured we'd probably have to go inside soon if it started pouring down rain.
We hadn't even completed our first lap when suddenly a huge bolt of lightning struck the big oak tree on the edge of the field! It made the loudest cracking sound I've ever heard. We all stopped dead in our tracks, frozen in shock and fear. That's when the skies absolutely opened up and cold rain started pounding down in sheets.
"Everyone back inside, quickly!" shouted Coach Richards. We all turned and ran as fast as we could back towards the school building, getting totally drenched in the process. I could hardly see through the intense rain. Up ahead, I noticed a big puddle had formed on the pavement from the downpour. I tried to jump over it, but I didn't make it all the way and ended up crashing right into the deep water. Sploosh!
I pulled myself up soaking wet and covered in mud, coughing and sputtering. When I finally caught my breath and cleared the water from my eyes, I looked around in a daze. That's when I realized I was all alone - everyone else had already made it inside! The doors to the building were closed and I was locked out in the raging storm.
My heart started pounding. What was I going to do? I rushed over and started frantically banging on the doors and ringing the bell, but the noise from the thunderstorm was so deafening that nobody could hear me. After a few minutes, I realized I'd have to find another way inside before I got hypothermia from the cold rain.
I made my way around the side of the building, shivering and searching for an unlocked door or window. No luck. That's when I noticed the small vent window that opened into the basement boiler room. Desperate times called for desperate measures. I managed to pop off the covering, squeezed my skinny body through the tiny opening, and tumbled into the dusty boiler room.
Dripping wet but relieved to be out of the storm, I searched around for a way to get upstairs. I found a door that entered into the hallway right by the gymnasium and slipped out, leaving a
trail of muddy footprints behind me. I couldn't wait to find my classroom and get a big towel!
That's when I turned a corner and came face-to-face with Vice Principal Murphy. His eyes went wide when he saw my soaked, muddy appearance. "Michael Roberts! What on earth happened to you?" he exclaimed.
I explained the whole crazy situation to him - the storm, getting locked out, having to sneak into the basement. He shook his head in disbelief. Thankfully, he didn't get too mad after I told him it was an emergency.
Word spread quickly about my soggy adventure. My friends thought the whole situation was hilarious. I didn't think it was too funny at the time, but I have to admit, looking back it is pretty comical. They started calling me "Muddy Mike" and the nickname might just stick.
Anyway, that's the story of how an ordinary day at school turned into an epic journey of getting drenched in a thunderstorm and breaking into the basement. If nothing else, it was certainly one of the most exciting days I've ever had at Roosevelt Elementary! I'll never forget the adventure of yesterday.
篇3
Yesterday was a pretty fun day for me! I woke up around
7am because I had to get ready for school. My mom made my favorite breakfast - pancakes with syrup and berries. Yum! After eating, I brushed my teeth, got dressed in my school uniform, and packed my backpack with my books and lunch.
The school bus came at 8am to pick me up. I like riding the bus because I get to chat with my friends. We talked about the math test we had that day and how nervous we were for it. Math is not my favorite subject!
Once we got to school, we had our usual morning routine. We said the Pledge of Allegiance and listened to any announcements from the principal over the loudspeaker. Then it was time for our first class - math. Just as I expected, the test was really hard. I struggled with a lot of the word problems. Hopefully I passed!
After math, we had language arts class. We are reading a really cool book called "Holes" about a boy who gets sent to a camp for troubled kids. Today we got to discuss some of the characters and make predictions about what might happen next.
I love analyzing books like this.
At lunch time, I ate the turkey sandwich and apple slices my mom packed for me. My friends and I played a quick game of basketball in the gym during recess. I'm not very athletic, but it's still fun!
In the afternoon, we had science class where we learned about the water cycle. We even did a hands-on experiment making our own models of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Science experiments are my favorite! Last period of the day was art. We are working on painting self-portraits. Mine doesn't look very realistic yet, but I'm trying my best.
Finally, the school day ended at 3pm. I took the bus back home and snacked on some pretzels while working on my homework assignments for a couple hours. Once I finished my homework, I got to relax and watch some TV shows I like.
For dinner, we had spaghetti and meatballs - another one of my favorites! After cleaning up from dinner, I took my dog Buddy for a walk around the neighborhood. He gets so excited whenever we go on walks.
In the evening, I got ready for bed a little early because I was feeling tired from my busy day. I took a warm shower, put on my pajamas, and read a few chapters of my book before falling asleep around 9pm.
Overall, yesterday was a pretty typical but fun day for me as a 6th grader. I love my daily routines and activities, even if some parts like that math test can be stressful! I feel very lucky to have amazing friends, a great school, and a loving family. I'm already looking forward to what adventures today will bring.
篇4
Yesterday Was the Best Day Ever!
Yesterday was the best day ever! It started off kind of boring though. I woke up and had my usual breakfast of cereal with too much sugar. My mom is always bugging me about eating too much sugar, but I can't help it - I love super sweet cereals! After breakfast, I had to get ready for school which is probably the worst part of any day. Getting dressed, packing up my backpack, brushing my teeth - ugh, so much work just to go sit at a desk all day long. Could anything be more boring?
The morning at school was pretty normal. We had math class first which is okay I guess. I don't mind math too much. As long as I can use a calculator for the hard stuff, I can usually figure it out. Thank goodness for calculators! Then we had language arts which is not my favorite subject at all. I hate having to analyze books and poems and stuff. It's just so silly if you ask me. Who
cares what the symbolism of the rabbit running through the field represents? It's just a rabbit! Anyways, I zoned out for most of that class as usual.
Things started looking up at lunch though! It was pizza day in the cafeteria which is my favorite. I loaded up my tray with three slices of pepperoni pizza and two chocolate milk cartons. The lunch ladies give me weird looks when I get that much food, but a growing boy has got to eat! While I was chowing down, my best friend Jake came over to sit with me. He had bought one of those candybar/cookie combo things they sell for fundraisers. I offered to trade him one of my pizza slices for half the candybar part. Done deal!
After lunch, we had PE which is easily my favorite class. We were playing dodgeball that day which is the best game ever invented. I'm a total ace at dodgeball too. The other kids call me "The Cannon" because I can really wing those balls across the gym at crazy speeds. We split up into two teams and I must have nailed at least 10 kids right in the gut before any of them could get me out. Eventually I got pegged in the shoulder by one of the weaker kids who must have just gotten lucky. No big deal though, us champs can't win 'em all!
The final bell couldn't come soon enough after PE. I was antsy to get home and enjoy the beautiful spring day. As soon as I walked in the door, I changed into a t-shirt and shorts, grabbed my baseball bat and glove, and headed outside. I spent a good couple hours just throwing the ball up in the air and batting pop flies to myself in the backyard. There's nothing quite like the crack of the bat hitting a ball squarely. It's so satisfying!
Around 6pm, my mom called me in for dinner. We were having spaghetti with meatballs which is another one of my favorites. I drenched that stuff in parmesan cheese and went to town! For dessert, mom had made a big batch of chocolate chip cookies fresh out of the oven. She tried to limit me to just three at first, but I bugged her until she caved and let me have five. What can I say, I have an insanely huge sweet tooth!
After dinner, I still had a couple hours before my bedtime, so I went outside to catch some fireflies. We have a huge open field behind my house that's perfect for running around catching those little glowing bugs in a jar. I spent a while chasing them and managed to catch seven or eight which I was pretty proud of. Sitting out there with the glass jar all lit up by the fireflies and looking up at the stars was just so calm and peaceful.
Finally, I had to come inside, take a shower, and get ready for bed around 9pm. Even though the day itself was pretty standard, looking back on it now, it really was just about perfect. From the pizza at lunch, to the epic dodgeball games, to the backyard baseball, to catching fireflies at night - it was exactly how every kid's day off from school in the springtime should go. I can't wait for more days like that once summer rolls around! For now though, I'll just have to settle for awesomely fun days like yesterday whenever I can get them.
篇5
My Exciting Day Yesterday
Yesterday was such an amazing day! I woke up feeling super excited because it was the last day of school before summer vacation. I could hardly wait to get out of the house and meet up with my best friends Ryan and Emma.
First thing in the morning, my mom made my favorite breakfast - chocolate chip pancakes! They were still warm and gooey when I took my first bite. Mmm, so delicious! I wanted to savor every single bite.
After cleaning up from breakfast, I raced upstairs to get dressed. I put on my lucky green t-shirt that has a picture of a
lizard on it. Some people think it's kind of weird, but I love that shirt. I also wore my most comfortable blue shorts and my trusty old sneakers. I was ready to take on the day!
The walk to school seemed to take forever. When I finally arrived, Ryan and Emma were already there waiting for me by the big oak tree in the front yard. "There you are, sleepyhead!" Ryan teased. Emma just laughed. We do this little routine every morning.
Our first class was math, which is definitely not my favorite subject. But I tried my best to focus because I didn't want to have any homework to do over summer vacation. Mathematics is so confusing with all those numbers and symbols. Why can't it be more simple?
Finally, it was time for lunch and recess. That's the best part of any school day! I scarfed down my peanut butter and jelly sandwich in about two minutes. Ryan and Emma were still eating, so I ran off to get a head start on the playground.
The jungle gym was deserted when I arrived. Yes! I quickly claimed the high ground and pretended I was a soldier defending a fort from the enemy forces. Ryan and Emma eventually joined my imaginary battle after they finished eating. We definitely fought with everything we had!
After recess, we headed back inside for science class. We got to do a really cool experiment where we made miniature volcanos erupt with baking soda and vinegar. What an awesome mess! I love hands-on projects like that. Unfortunately, the class ended way too soon.
Finally, it was the last period of the day - English. Not my forte, but hey, at least it was the final stretch before summer. Our teacher, Mrs. Robinson, had us all write a short story. I decided to write about traveling to outer space and meeting alien lifeforms.
I got kind of carried away and may have gone a little overboard with the zombies and laser battles!
At long last, the final bell rang. School was officially out for summer! Ryan, Emma and I ran outside hollering and cheering at the top of our lungs. No more teachers, no more books for three full months. We were free!
My dad was waiting in the pickup line to drive me home. On the ride back, he asked what I wanted to do to celebrate the first day of summer break. Without hesitation, I replied "Can we go to Banana Beach for ice cream?" You see, Banana Beach has this awesome little ice cream stand that serves the creamiest, most delectable frozen treats. Dad just laughed and said "You read my mind, kiddo."
We placed our order at the walk-up window - one double scoop strawberry for me, one scoop of mint chocolate chip for Dad. They definitely did not disappoint! I tried to make my ice cream last as long as possible by taking tiny licks, but I still finished way too soon. The sweet reward was over in a matter of minutes.
After Banana Beach, we headed over to my grandparents' house. My cousins were already there waiting for a big family cookout. I love those cookouts because all the cousins get to run around in the yard and play games while the adults are busy cooking burgers, hotdogs and corn on the grill.
Eventually, dinner was ready and we all gathered around the picnic table. Have you ever had my Grandma's famous baked beans? They are out of this world! I probably had three or four servings along with a couple of juicy burgers and a huge pile of potato salad. I was completely stuffed by the end of the feast.
As the sun started to set, we kids begged our parents to let us start a bonfire. Somehow, our pleading worked and the adults built a nice warm fire to sit around. We roasted marshmallows and made deliciously gooey s'mores. My cousin Johnny got his marshmallow a little too close to the flames and it burst into flames! We all got a good laugh out of that.
Eventually it got dark and was time to head home. I curled up in the backseat of the car feeling completely content from all the fun activities, good food, and family time. Yesterday was just such a nice way to kick off summer break. I can't wait for more adventures throughout these sunny, carefree months! No school, no homework, no routines. Just spending time with the people I
篇6
Yesterday was such an exciting day! I woke up feeling happy and refreshed after a good night's sleep. As I got ready for school, I could hardly contain my enthusiasm because it was Field Day at my elementary school.
Field Day is the most amazing event of the year. It's a whole day dedicated to playing games, competing in races, and having tons of fun outside with my classmates. The best part is we don't have any regular classes or schoolwork. It's like a huge playground party!
After rushing through breakfast, I quickly got dressed in my P.E. uniform of red shorts and a white t-shirt with our school's bulldog mascot on it. I made sure to put on plenty of sunscreen since we'd be outdoors all day. I grabbed a water bottle, snacks,
and my lucky scratchy bracelet that's supposed to bring good luck. I couldn't wait to get to school!
When I arrived, the playground was already transformed into a huge activity center with different game stations set up everywhere. There were tug-of-war ropes, sack races,
three-legged races, hula hoop contests, and so much more. My friends and I stuck together and decided to start with the water balloon toss.
The water balloon toss is my favorite game ever! Two people toss a water balloon back and forth, taking one step further back after each successful catch. It's always hilarious when the balloons break and people get soaked. My buddy Jack and I made it pretty far, but then the balloon popped right in his face on my toss. We were both drenched but laughing hysterically.
Next up was the obstacle course race. It involved climbing over giant inflatable barriers, crawling through tunnels, and navigating various obstacles. I'm proud to say I came in third place for my grade! The winners got ribbons and fun prizes.
We took a quick break for snacks and drinks under the shade of the big oak tree. I guzzled down half my water bottle because I was getting hot and sweaty from running around so much. After re-applying sunscreen, we headed over to the tug-of-war area.
Tug-of-war is always an epic battle of strength and willpower. The teachers picked two team captains who then chose their teams from the crowd of eager students. I was chosen for the red team, my favorite color. Our teams lined up on each end of the long sturdy rope, covered in grips for traction. At the signal, we started heaving and pulling with every ounce of might we had. It was back and forth for a while until the red team overpowered the blue team and they came tumbling down to the grassy field. We let out a huge cheer of victory!
After quite a few more activities, it was finally time for the relay races. These were the events I looked forward to most. My grade ran the classic baton relay race where we passed a baton around the track to our teammates in order. I was the third leg of the race and I booked it as fast as I could when that baton reached my hands. I handed it off to my friend Carly who took it home for us to win! We all jumped around cheering as they awarded us blue first place ribbons.
As the day started winding down, they had saved the big finale for last - the Epic Field Day Battle! It was basically a huge game of capture the flag mixed with dodgeball played between all the grade levels. Hundreds of students were running around the field, throwing balls at each other and trying to get the other
team's flag from their territory and bring it back to ours. It was pure chaos and more fun than I could have imagined!
After an intense battle that left most of us grass-stained and exhausted, the sixth graders were victorious in capturing the other grades' flags. We ended up winning the entire Epic Battle and got treated to a special celebratory popsicle party at the end. Orange cream has never tasted so sweet as it did when enjoyed after a hard day of playing in the sunshine.
As I walked home that afternoon, covered in dirt and sweat but beaming with happiness, I knew that Field Day had been an epic success. I already couldn't wait for next year's event. Memories like these are what make elementary school so incredibly special and fun. I'll treasure the excitement and joy of yesterday's Field Day for years and years to come!。