英语七年级下册第十一单元作文范文

英语七年级下册第十一单元作文范文
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篇1
My Favorite Summer Vacation
Summer vacation is the best time of the year! No more waking up early, no more homework, and no more boring classes. For two whole months, I'm free to do whatever I want! Last summer was especially awesome. Let me tell you all about it.
It started on the last day of school. I was so excited when the final bell rang. All my friends and I cheered and threw our books in the air. No more school for over two months! My parents picked me up and we went home to start the vacation.
The first week, I just relaxed around the house. I slept in really late every morning until my mom yelled at me to get up. I spent most of the day playing video games, watching TV shows, and reading comics. It was heaven! No teachers nagging me about anything.
After that first lazy week though, my parents said I needed to start doing more productive things. They signed me up for the
town summer camp. At first I wasn't too thrilled about having to go to camp, but it turned out to be a lot of fun.
At camp, we did all sorts of awesome activities. We went hiking in the woods and learned about nature. We did arts and crafts like painting and making lanyards. We played tons of sports and games like basketball, soccer, kickball and capture the flag. We even went swimming at the town pool a couple times each week which was my favorite part.
I made a bunch of new friends at camp too. There was Jake who was really good at every sport. Sarah could run faster than anyone else. Mark always made us laugh with his funny jokes. And Emily was crazy about arts and crafts. By the end of the summer, we were all best buddies.
In the middle of the vacation, my family went on a trip to the beach for a week. We drove a few hours to the coast and stayed at this cool beach house right by the ocean. Every morning, I would run out to the beach and play in the sand and water.
I loved swimming in the big waves and floating around on my boogie board. My little brother and I had competitions to see who could make the biggest sandcastle. He always cheated though and smashed mine! On some days, we went exploring and found all kinds of cool seashells.
When we went into the town, there were a ton of fun activities there too. We rode rollercoasters and went go-karting at the amusement park. We played endless games of mini-golf and laser tag. And we ate so much delicious food like pizza, ice cream, and my favorite - seafood! I had shrimp, lobster, and all kinds of fish. So yummy!
Too soon, the week at the beach was over and we had to drive back home. But there was still a few more weeks of summer vacation left which was great. I spent more time with my camp friends having sleepovers, going to the movies, and just hanging out. A few times, we all got together for big games of flashlight tag at night which was crazy fun running around in the dark.
On the last week before school started again, I finally did some of the summer reading that was assigned. I read the books for my book report and made sure all my school supplies were packed and ready. I wasn't quite ready for summer to end, but I did miss my friends and looked forward to going back.
Finally, the first day of school arrived. It was sad to see the vacation come to an end, but I had so many amazing memories from that summer. It was easily one of the funnest and most adventurous summers ever! I can't wait for next year's summer vacation.
So that's what I did last summer - a mix of relaxing at home, day camp activities, our beach trip, and hanging out with friends. Even though it went by way too fast as usual, it was an incredible couple of months. I'll never forget the great times I had. Summers like that are what childhood is all about!
篇2
My Most Memorable School Trip
Last year, our class went on the most exciting and adventurous school trip I've ever been on! It was a four-day camping trip to Woodland Forest, about a two-hour drive from our town. I couldn't wait for the trip and had been looking forward to it for months.
The morning we left, I bounced out of bed at 5 am, even though I didn't need to be at school until 7. I was just too excited to sleep any longer! I triple-checked that I had packed everything - my sleeping bag, flashlight, extra socks and clothes, rain jacket, hat, and insect repellent. After what felt like forever, my mom finally drove me to campus where I joined my classmates on the bus.
The bus ride seemed to take an eternity. My best friend Jacob and I alternated between animated chatter about what
adventures awaited us and bouts of silent staring out the window, watching the scenery slowly change from city to countryside. After nearly three hours, we finally pulled into the campground parking area. "We're here! We're here!" I shouted gleefully.
Our teachers assigned us to tent groups of four, and Jacob, Marcus, Lee and I were grouped together. As soon as our tent was up, we went exploring around the campsite. Just a short walk away was a beautiful, glistening lake. We spent the rest of the afternoon swimming, skipping rocks, and daring each other to walk out as far as possible on the fallen tree that jutted out halfway across the water.
That evening after dinner, a park ranger came to teach us all about fire safety and how to build a proper campfire. He showed us how to arrange the logs and kindling, and then each tent group took turns practicing making their own small fires. I couldn't believe my eyes when that first tiny flame appeared from the sticks I had been frantically rubbing together! Managing the fire and keeping it going was harder than I expected, but I didn't care. I was just so thrilled to be making my very first real campfire.
After s'mores around the campfire, we played some hilarious games of charades and had a laughing contest to see who could laugh the loudest and longest without taking a breath. I thought for sure I would win since I'm known for my loud cackle, but Marcus turned out to be the champ with his hyena-like howls of laughter.
That night in the tent was one of the hardest times I've ever had trying to fall asleep. Every little sound - a twig cracking, leaves rustling, an animal scampering by - made me jolt upright, heart pounding. What was out there?! Exhausted but afraid to miss anything, I finally dozed off sometime after midnight.
I woke at dawn to the chirping of birds and golden sunlight filtering through the tent walls. Jacob, Marcus and Lee were still zonked out, so I tiptoed out of the tent by myself to take in the sights and sounds of the forest coming alive. Squirrels were scampering around looking for breakfast, fish were jumping out of the glassy lake surface, and birds of all colors zipped between the branches overhead. It was all so incredible and beautiful!
That morning after a breakfast of eggs, bacon and scorched campfire toast (no one had let me help cook this time), the hike began. Armed with our hand-drawn trail maps and compasses, we spent hour after hour trekking deeper and deeper into the
lush green forest. I was in complete awe, amazed by the towering trees, the bright wildflowers, and the occasional white-tailed deer that bounded across our path. My legs were exhausted but my spirit felt refreshed and energized by all the spectacular nature that surrounded me.
After setting up camp at our second site that evening, a different park ranger arrived to teach us wilderness survival skills. She showed us how to identify edible plants and which plants were poisonous, how to filter and purify water from a stream, tips for building an emergency shelter, and even how to signal for help. Her most fascinating lesson was on orienteering - using a map, compass, and the sun's position to determine our location and direction. By the end of the night, I felt like a true outdoorsman!
Our final day began with a tricky navigation exercise where we had to use our map reading and compass abilities to locate three different checkpoints through the dense forest. Jacob's and my team didn't do so well, as we relied too heavily on Jacob's "foolproof" shortcut ideas that inevitably got us turned around and hopelessly lost. After two hours of wandering in circles, hot and tired, we finally stumbled upon the third
checkpoint by sheer luck. Let's just say that if I'm ever stranded in the wilderness, I'm not taking Jacob's directional advice!
The amazing trip concluded with a picnic lunch back at the campground and then the long bus ride home. Looking out the window, I felt wistful as the lush green trees gradually gave way to suburban neighborhoods and city skyline. I was already missing the
篇3
My Unforgettable Summer Adventure
Last summer, I had the most incredible adventure that I will never forget. It all started when my parents told me that we were going on a camping trip to the mountains. I was both excited and a little nervous because I had never been camping before.
We packed our bags, loaded up the car, and set off on our journey. The drive seemed to take forever, but the scenery was beautiful. We passed by rolling hills, winding rivers, and vast fields of wildflowers. Finally, after hours of driving, we reached our destination – a secluded campsite nestled deep in the heart of the mountains.
As soon as we arrived, my dad and I got to work setting up our tent. It was a bit of a struggle at first, but we eventually figured it out. My mom started unpacking our supplies and setting up the camping stove. The air was crisp and fresh, and the sound of birds chirping filled the air.
Once our camp was all set up, we decided to go for a hike. The trail was steep and rocky, but the views were breathtaking. We could see snow-capped peaks in the distance, and the forest was teeming with life. We spotted squirrels scampering through the trees, and we even caught a glimpse of a deer drinking from a stream.
After our hike, we returned to our campsite and cooked some hot dogs over the fire. As we ate, we shared stories and laughed together. The stars in the night sky were like nothing I had ever seen before – they were so bright and numerous.
The next day, we went fishing in a nearby lake. My dad showed me how to bait the hook and cast the line. At first, I didn't have much luck, but eventually, I felt a tug on the line. With my dad's guidance, I reeled in a beautiful trout. We cooked it over the campfire for dinner, and it was the most delicious fish I had ever tasted.
On our last day of camping, we went for another hike and explored a nearby waterfall. The sound of the rushing water was deafening, but the sight was breathtaking. We took some pictures and even dipped our feet in the cool, refreshing water.
As we packed up our campsite and prepared to head home, I felt a sense of sadness mixed with gratitude. I was sad that our adventure had come to an end, but I was grateful for the memories we had made. The fresh air, the beautiful scenery, and the quality time spent with my family were priceless.
On the drive home, I couldn't stop thinking about all the amazing things we had experienced. I realized that camping was not just about sleeping in a tent and roasting marshmallows – it was about disconnecting from the distractions of everyday life and reconnecting with nature and each other.
As I look back on that summer adventure, I am filled with a sense of wonder and appreciation. I learned so much about the great outdoors, but more importantly, I learned about the importance of family, togetherness, and making memories that will last a lifetime.
篇4
My Unforgettable Summer Vacation
This past summer vacation was the best one I've ever had! I went on so many fun adventures and made lots of amazing memories. Let me tell you all about it!
It started off in late June when school finally let out for the break. My parents had planned a big family trip for us - we were going to drive across the country to visit my aunt, uncle and cousins in California! I was super excited but also a little nervous because it was such a long road trip. We packed up our minivan with all our suitcases, snacks, games and movies for the journey.
The first couple days of driving were pretty boring to be honest. We drove for hours and hours, only stopping for food, bathroom breaks and to switch drivers. I passed the time by watching movies on the tablet, reading books and playing road trip games with my little brother. Finally, after what felt like forever, we started seeing some cool scenery out the windows!
We drove through the Rocky Mountains and they were breathtaking. Gigantic, snow-capped peaks towered all around us. We even saw some wildlife like elk and bighorn sheep! My brother and I had our faces pressed against the glass, oohing and aahing at all the amazing views. That part of the trip was my favorite for sure.
After a few more days on the road, we finally made it to my aunt and uncle's house in Los Angeles. I was so happy to get out of the car and run around after being cooped up for so long! My cousins were there waiting for us too, and I hadn't seen them in over a year. We were all really excited to spend time together.
We did so many fun activities in California - we went to the beach and boogie boarded in the ocean waves, explored Hollywood and saw the Walk of Fame, went hiking in the mountains, and even spent a day at Disneyland! I had never been to Disneyland before so that was definitely the highlight for me. I'll never forget how amazing it felt to see Cinderella's Castle up close or ride on the wildest rollercoasters! I wish I could go back already.
All too soon, our amazing vacation came to an end and it was time to make the long drive back home. I was really sad to leave but also really happy that I got to make so many incredible memories. The drive home seemed to go by much faster, although my brother and I fought a lot more since we were getting kind of sick of being stuck together in the car!
When we finally made it back home, I had so many stories to tell my friends. I showed them all my funny pictures and souvenirs from the trip. I could talk about my summer vacation
for hours and hours! Although it was awesome, I don't think I could handle another cross-country road trip for a little while. Maybe next summer we can just go to the beach down the shore instead. I still have sand in my shoes from California!
Overall, this was a summer break that I'll never forget. I got to spend quality time with my whole family, see beautiful places I had never been before, and make memories that will really last a lifetime. Summer might be over now, but I'm definitely looking forward to more adventures like this in the future!
篇5
My Unforgettable Summer Vacation
Hi there! I'm Jake, and I just had the most amazing summer vacation ever! I can't wait to tell you all about it. Get ready for a wild ride because this story is packed with adventure, fun, and even a few life lessons thrown in for good measure.
It all started when my parents surprised me and my little sister, Emily, with the news that we were going on a camping trip to Yellowstone National Park. I've always loved the great outdoors, so I was stoked! Emily, on the other hand, wasn't too thrilled about the idea of roughing it in the wilderness. She's more of an indoor kid who likes her creature comforts.
Anyway, after what felt like an eternity of driving, we finally arrived at our campsite. The first thing that struck me was the breathtaking scenery. Towering mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and wide-open spaces as far as the eye could see. It was like something straight out of a nature documentary.
Our first few days were spent setting up camp, exploring the nearby trails, and trying our hand at fishing (with little success, I might add). But the real fun began when we decided to go on a hike to see the famous Old Faithful geyser.
Now, let me preface this by saying that my sense of direction is, well, let's just say it's not the greatest. Despite my parents' warnings, I insisted on leading the way, confident in my ability to read the trail map. Big mistake!
After a couple of hours of hiking, it became apparent that we were hopelessly lost. The trail had seemingly vanished, and we found ourselves surrounded by dense forest. Panic started to set in, but my dad remained calm and collected. He reminded us to stay put and wait for help, which thankfully arrived in the form of a park ranger a few hours later.
That experience taught me a valuable lesson about listening to those wiser than myself and not letting my pride get in the
way. It was also a humbling reminder of the power and unpredictability of nature.
But our misadventures didn't end there. One night, while we were all sound asleep in our tents, we were awoken by the most terrifying sound imaginable – the unmistakable growl of a bear! My heart was racing as my dad peeked outside, only to come face-to-face with a massive grizzly bear rummaging through our cooler.
Now, I know what you're thinking – why on earth would we leave food out in bear country? Well, let's just say that we may have gotten a little too comfortable and let our guard down. Rookie mistake!
Thankfully, my dad was able to scare the bear away by making loud noises and shining a flashlight in its direction. But it was a sobering reminder of the importance of being Bear Aware and taking proper precautions when camping in areas with wildlife.
Despite these hairy encounters, our trip was filled with countless unforgettable moments. Like the time we went whitewater rafting down the raging Yellowstone River, or when we spotted a herd of majestic bison grazing in a meadow. And
who could forget the awe-inspiring sight of the Grand Prismatic Spring, with its vibrant rainbow of colors?
But my favorite memory has to be our nightly campfires. Sitting around the crackling flames, roasting marshmallows, and swapping stories with my family. Those were the moments when I felt truly present and connected, free from the distractions of everyday life.
As our trip came to an end, I found myself feeling a bittersweet mix of emotions. On one hand, I was sad to be leaving behind the beauty and serenity of Yellowstone. But on the other hand, I was grateful for the incredible experiences and life lessons I had gained.
I learned the importance of being prepared, respecting nature, and embracing adventure with an open mind and a sense of wonder. But most importantly, I gained a deeper appreciation for quality time with my loved ones, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
So, there you have it – the tale of my unforgettable summer vacation. It was a journey filled with highs and lows, challenges and triumphs, but above all, it was an experience that shaped me in ways I never could have imagined.
Who knows what adventures await me next? But one thing's for sure – I can't wait to find out!
篇6
My Awesome Summer Adventure
Summer vacation is finally here! No more teachers, no more books, no more sitting at a desk all day. Just three months of freedom to relax, have fun, and go on adventures. This summer is going to be the best one yet because my family and I are going on an epic road trip across the country. I can't wait!
We're leaving next week to drive all the way from our home in California to New York City to visit my aunt, uncle, and cousins. That's over 3,000 miles of driving! Mom and Dad say the drive will take us about 6 days if we split it up into reasonable chunks. We'll be crossing through deserts, mountains, plains, and forests. I'm really excited to see so many different landscapes out the car window instead of just the same old neighborhoods around our house.
The first couple days we'll be driving through the Southwest, places like Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico. I've never seen a real desert before, so I can't wait to look out at those stretches of sand, cactuses, and rocky mountains as we cruise down the
highway. Maybe we'll even stop at a cheesy roadside attraction like the World's Largest Jackrabbit Statue or something! Those are always fun for a little break to stretch our legs.
After the deserts, we'll be cruising through the central plains states like Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. I imagine those drives will be pretty boring, just looking out at flat fields for hours and hours. But maybe we can blast some loud music and have a family sing-along to keep ourselves entertained. We'll probably have to stop at a few big truck stops with grocery stores so we can reload on snacks and drinks for the next leg. I just hope there are some decent snacks like beef jerky and not just veggies!
Once we cross through the plains, we'll start hitting the woods and rolling hills of the Ozark and Appalachian mountain ranges in Arkansas and through the East Coast states. That's where we'll finally get some great scenery again as we drive through lush forests, over rivers and lakes, and up and down winding roads through the valleys and peaks. Maybe we can even stop for a little hike if we find an easy trail to stretch our legs after so much driving. I'll have to remember to charge up my portable battery pack so I can take lots of photos and videos through there.
The absolute best part will be finally arriving in New York City though. Can you imagine how excited my cousins will be when they see our car pull up in their driveway after being on the road for almost a week? I'll get to spend the whole second half of the summer hanging out with them, exploring the huge city, and doing whatever we want without our parents stopping us every five minutes. No curfews, no chores, just freedom to roam around on our own adventures like heading to Central Park, visiting museums, or even catching a Broadway show if we can find discount tickets.
We're also planning a day trip out to see Niagara Falls while we're up there. I've seen pictures of it, but I can't even imagine what it will be like to see those gigantic waterfalls crashing down in person. Apparently it's so loud you can hear the roar from miles away! I'm definitely packing some rain jackets so we can stay dry while admiring the power of all that water plunging down into the pool below. Mom said we might even get to take one of those boat tours that goes right up to the base of the falls if they aren't sold out. I wonder if they'll let us exit the boat into the waterfall itself to go swiming...probably not, but how cool would that be?!
After a few weeks of playing in the big city, it'll be time to make the long journey back home to California. By then I'll have a million stories and photos to show all my friends back home about the amazing places I saw, the fun roadside attractions we stopped at, and the crazy experiences I had hanging out with my cousins. I'll be feeling so grown up and independent after being on my own in New York too. Maybe I'll even print out a photo book of highlights from the trip to keep as a memento.
Who knows, maybe I'll get to have even more crazy travel adventures like this next summer if my。