一家人一日三餐英语作文50词,小学五年级

一家人一日三餐英语作文50词,小学五年级
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
My Family's Three Meals
My name is Emma and I'm in 5th grade. I want to tell you about the three meals my family eats every day. We always have breakfast, lunch, and dinner together as a family.
For breakfast, my mom likes to make us eggs. Sometimes she scrambles them and other times she fries them. She also cooks bacon or sausage patties. My favorite breakfast is when she makes pancakes or french toast! She always has a bunch of toppings for us to choose from like syrup, fruit, whipped cream, and chocolate chips. My little brother Jacob loves the chocolate chips on his pancakes. Yum! We also have orange juice, milk, or sometimes hot chocolate to drink with our breakfast.
After breakfast, my dad packs lunches for my brother and me to take to school. We each get a sandwich - sometimes peanut butter and jelly, sometimes ham and cheese. He also packs baby carrots, an apple or banana, and a snack like pretzels or goldfish crackers. For a treat, he sometimes puts in a cookie or
a piece of chocolate. My favorite is when he makes us a special lunch like chicken nuggets or a slice of leftover pizza from the night before. We have juice boxes or a small bottle of water to drink too.
When we get home from school, my mom has a snack waiting for us like graham crackers and milk or apple slices with peanut butter. An hour or so later, we have dinner as a family. Mondays are taco night - my dad makes the yummiest tacos! Tuesdays are spaghetti and meatballs. Wednesdays are pizza night, either homemade or delivery. Thursdays are chicken and veggie night. And Fridays are fun food nights where we get to pick things like mac and cheese, hot dogs, chicken nuggets, etc. My brother's favorite is mac and cheese while I love chicken nuggets!
On the weekends, we sometimes go out for brunch at a restaurant that has a big breakfast buffet with lots of choices like waffles, omelets, breakfast meats, hash browns, oatmeal, yogurt, and fresh fruit. For weekend lunches, we often have leftovers or make sandwiches at home. Weekend dinners are my favorite - my mom and dad take turns cooking a big fancy meal. Last Saturday my mom made beef wellington with garlic mashed potatoes and roasted brussels sprouts. So delicious! Last Sunday
my dad grilled steaks, we had a salad, and baked potatoes. For dessert we had apple pie a la mode.
No matter what we eat, I love our family meals. We all sit together, talk about our days, and just enjoy being together. My parents say food tastes better when you share it with loved ones.
I think they're right! Eating with my family is the best part of my day.
篇2
My Family's Meals in a Day
My name is Emma, and I'm 10 years old. I wanted to tell you all about the meals my family eats in a typical day! We always have three meals - breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Mom says it gives us energy to start our mornings right. On weekdays, we usually have cereal with milk or oatmeal with fruit. Sometimes Dad makes pancakes or French toast which is my favorite! We also have orange juice, apple juice, or milk to drink. On weekends, we often have a bigger breakfast like eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, and toast.
For lunch, my brother Jack and I take our lunch boxes to school. Mom packs us sandwiches like peanut butter and jelly, ham and cheese, or turkey and cheese. She also includes carrot sticks, apple slices, a granola bar, and a juice box or bottle of water. At home, Mom and Dad usually have leftovers from dinner the night before or a salad.
After school, we have a snack like graham crackers, yogurt, or a fruit cup to hold us over until dinner. Mom says the snack re-energizes us after a long day. My favorite snacks are the cheesy goldfish crackers!
Finally, it's dinner time - the meal my family looks forward to most! We all sit together at the dining room table. For dinner, we rotate through dishes like:
Spaghetti with marinara sauce
Chicken stir fry over rice
Tacos with ground beef, lettuce, tomato, and cheese
Hamburgers and hot dogs on the grill
Baked salmon with roasted potatoes and veggies
We usually have a vegetable side like broccoli, carrots, or a salad too. For dessert, we sometimes have ice cream, cookies, or pie if we've been extra good that week!
After dinner, we all help clean up by clearing plates, loading the dishwasher, and wiping down the table. Mom and Dad say pitching in builds good habits.
Those are the three meals my family enjoys every day. Eating together is our favorite time to talk, joke around, and share what's going on in our lives. I feel very lucky to have such delicious, nutritious food and family time each day. What are your favorite meals? I'd love to hear about them!
篇3
A Family's Three Meals in a Day
My name is Emma and I'm going to tell you about what my family eats for our three meals every day. We always have breakfast, lunch, and dinner together as a family.
For breakfast, we keep it pretty simple. Mom makes scrambled eggs almost every morning with toast and sometimes bacon or sausage. We also have a big bowl of fresh fruit like oranges, apples, and bananas. My favorite part is the orange
juice - mom squeezes it herself! On weekends, dad makes pancakes or waffles which is really yummy.
Lunchtime is different every day. Sometimes mom packs me a lunch box with a sandwich, an apple, carrots, and a cookie or granola bar. Other days we have leftovers from dinner like pasta, rice, or even tacos! My little brother Jake doesn't go to school yet so he's home with mom. She makes him a kid-friendly lunch like grilled cheese, chicken nuggets, or a quesadilla.
Dinner is when we all sit down together as a family. It's my favorite meal! Mom and dad take turns cooking. A few times a week we have meat like chicken, steak, or pork chops with vegetable sides. Maybe broccoli or a salad. We also have pasta dishes regularly like spaghetti with meatballs or fettuccine alfredo. Once a week is taco or burrito night which we all love! On Fridays, we usually get takeout like pizza or Chinese food as a treat.
On weekends, we sometimes go out for brunch at a restaurant which has big yummy meals like french toast, omelettes, and hash browns. For the weekend dinners, dad likes to grill burgers or barbecue ribs outside. He's a great grill master! After dinner, we sometime have a dessert like ice cream, brownies, or pie.
Eating three meals together every day is really important for my family. We use that time to talk about our days, tell jokes and stories, and stay connected. Even though the foods change, I really cherish those times we spend together over meals. Maybe your family does the same thing? Food brings people together in a delicious way!
篇4
My Family's Meals
Hi, my name is Emma and I'm in 5th grade. Today I want to tell you about the meals my family eats every day. We always have three meals - breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
For breakfast, my mom makes us different things. Sometimes it's cereal with milk and a banana. My favorites are Cocoa Puffs and Froot Loops! Other times we have pancakes or waffles with syrup and maybe some bacon or sausage. My dad makes awesome scrambled eggs on the weekends. He always puts in cheese and sometimes veggies like peppers or onions.
On school days, my lunch is usually a sandwich that I pack to take with me. My mom or dad makes it for me in the morning. I like turkey and cheese, or peanut butter and jelly. They put it in a plastic bag and also pack an apple or grapes, some carrots or
celery sticks, and a cookie or granola bar. I buy milk at school to have with my lunch.
For dinner, we almost always eat together as a family. During the week, my mom or dad will make something pretty quick like spaghetti with sauce from a jar, or tacos using ground beef or turkey with taco shells or tortillas. They'll make a salad too. On Fridays, we sometimes get pizza delivered or pick it up from our favorite pizza place.
But my favorite dinner is on Sunday nights when my mom makes a bigger meal. She's a really good cook. Sometimes she'll roast a chicken with potatoes and veggies. Or she makes homemade lasagna with garlic bread. Or beef stew in the crockpot. For dessert, she might bake cookies or a pie. Sundays are great because we all sit together at the dinner table to eat instead of in the living room watching TV like some nights during the week.
My mom says it's really important for families to eat meals together as much as possible. That way we can talk about our days and what's going on in our lives. My little brother and I tell them about things that happened at school. And my parents tell us about work or errands or whatever.
Those are the three meals my family has every day. Breakfast gets us going in the morning. Lunch re-energizes us in the middle of the day. And dinner brings us all together in the evening to share a meal and catch up as a family. Having regular family meals is a ritual I really enjoy!
篇5
A Day of Family Meals
Breakfast
Every morning, my mom wakes up early to make breakfast for our family. The delicious smells wafting from the kitchen rouse me from sleep. I hop out of bed, throw on my slippers, and hurry to the kitchen.
"Good morning, honey," Mom greets me with a smile as she flips pancakes on the griddle. Dad is already seated at the table, sipping coffee and reading the newspaper. My little brother Tommy is nodding off with his head on the table, his wild blond hair sticking up everywhere.
I take my usual seat and Mom sets a tall stack of fluffy pancakes in front of me. Steam wafts up, carrying the sweet
maple scent. "Wake up, Tommy," Mom says, gently shaking his shoulder. "Your pancakes are getting cold."
Tommy lifts his head, blinking sleepily. His eyes light up when he sees the pancakes. Mom cuts his into bite-sized pieces and he eagerly digs in, getting syrup all over his pajamas as usual.
I drown my pancakes in syrup too and take a huge bite. Mmm, perfection!
After breakfast, we all pitch in to clean up. Tommy clears the table while Dad loads the dishwasher. I help Mom wipe down the counters. Once the kitchen is spotless again, it's time to get ready for school and work. Another morning routine complete!
Lunch
At noon, the school bell rings for lunch. I grab my bag and race my best friend Jake to the cafeteria. We're always the first ones in line. Today they're serving chicken nuggets, one of my favorites!
I pile my tray high with nuggets, tater tots, carrot sticks, an apple, and a carton of chocolate milk. Jake and I claim our usual table by the window. We can see kids playing outside on the playground as we eat.
"Trade you carrots for tots?" Jake asks through a mouthful of nuggets. I nod and he swaps some of his tater tots for my carrot sticks. We dip our nuggets in all the sauces - barbecue, honey mustard, and ranch.
After demolishing our lunches, we spend the rest of the break playing tetherball. I'm brushing crumbs off my shirt when the bell rings again. Aw man, recess is over already? Lunchtime goes by way too fast.
Dinner
The sun is setting as I walk through the front door after school. "Mom, I'm home!" I call out.
She pokes her head around the corner from the kitchen. "Perfect timing, dinner is almost ready. Can you set the table please?"
I nod and start taking plates and silverware to the dining room. Tommy comes running in a few minutes later, Dad right behind him. We all gather around the long wooden table as Mom brings over a huge pot of her famous beef stew.
She dishes out big steaming bowls for each of us. The rich meaty aroma has my mouth watering. We sprinkle shredded cheese over the top and grab some crusty bread to dip in the
savory broth. For a few minutes, the only sounds are slurping and munching as we dig in.
"This is amazing, honey," Dad tells Mom between bites. "You've outdone yourself again."
Mom smiles and Tommy nods vigorously, unable to speak with his cheeks stuffed full. I tear off another hunk of bread to soak up the last of the gravy in my bowl. Best dinner ever!
After we've cleaned our plates, we linger at the table, talking and laughing together. Eventually, Tommy and I clear the dishes while Mom and Dad relax. Once the kitchen is clean, we all settle in the living room to watch a movie before bedtime.
As my eyelids grow heavy from my full belly, I smile contentedly. Food always brings our family together, sharing not just delicious meals but plenty of love and laughter too. I can't wait for more family meal time tomorrow.
篇6
Here's an essay about a family's three meals in a day written in English with around 2,000 words, suitable for a 5th-grade student:
My Family's Three Meals in a Day
Breakfast – The Most Important Meal of the Day
Every morning, my mom wakes up before the rest of the family to prepare a delicious and healthy breakfast for us. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the air, and the sizzling sound of bacon on the pan makes my tummy rumble with excitement.
For breakfast, we often have a variety of options. Some days, it's fluffy pancakes drizzled with sweet maple syrup, while other days we enjoy a hearty omelet filled with vegetables and cheese. My personal favorite is Mom's homemade oatmeal with a sprinkle of cinnamon and sliced bananas on top. It's not only delicious but also keeps me feeling full until lunchtime.
As we gather around the table, Dad reads the newspaper while Mom reminds us about our schedules for the day. My little brother, Tommy, can't sit still and is always eager to gobble down his food so he can go out and play. I, on the other hand, savor every bite and take my time, enjoying the flavors and the precious moments we share as a family.
Lunch – A Mid-day Refueling
When the clock strikes noon, my tummy starts grumbling again. Lunchtime is usually a bit more hurried, but Mom always
makes sure we have something nutritious and tasty to keep us going.
Sometimes, we pack our lunches the night before, preparing sandwiches with our favorite fillings or grabbing some leftovers from the previous night's dinner. Other times, Mom surprises us with a warm and comforting meal like homemade tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches.
If the weather is nice, we'll have a picnic in the backyard, enjoying the sunshine and the fresh air. Tommy and I often end up having a friendly competition to see who can finish their lunch the fastest, much to Mom and Dad's amusement.
Dinner – A Time for Family Bonding
Ah, dinner – the meal we all look forward to the most! After a long day at school and work, we reunite at the dinner table to share stories, laugh, and create lasting memories.
Dad is the master chef when it comes to dinner. He loves experimenting with different recipes and cuisines, from traditional meatloaf and mashed potatoes to exotic curries and stir-fries. The aromas that waft from the kitchen make our mouths water in anticipation.
As we sit down together, Mom always reminds us to say grace, thanking for the food and the blessings we have in our lives. Then, the conversation flows freely as we catch up on each other's days. Tommy, ever the comedian, never fails to make us laugh with his jokes and silly antics.
After dinner, we often have a sweet treat like Mom's famous apple pie or Dad's homemade ice cream sundaes. It's the perfect way to end the day on a high note, savoring the flavors and cherishing the precious moments we share as a family.
No matter what's on the menu, mealtimes are sacred in our household. They bring us together, nourish our bodies and souls, and create memories that will last a lifetime. From the hearty breakfasts to the mid-day refueling lunches, and the delicious family dinners, every meal is a celebration of love, laughter, and the unbreakable bond that ties us together.。