七年级下学期关于规则的英语作文

七年级下学期关于规则的英语作文
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
Rules, Rules, Everywhere!
Ugh, rules. They're like, everywhere, you know? At home, at school, on the sports field, pretty much anywhere you go. Adults are always telling us kids to follow the rules. But what's the big deal with all these rules anyway?
At school, we've got rules about how to behave in class, how to walk in the hallways, what we can and can't bring to school, you name it. The teachers are always rambling on about being respectful, paying attention, and doing our work. Yeah, yeah, we get it already! Sheesh.
Then there are the bazillions of rules for sports and games. In soccer, you can't use your hands. In basketball, you have to dribble when you move. Games would be way more fun if we didn't have to follow all those boring rules, am I right? Why can't we just play how we want?
My parents have a million rules at home too. No running in the house, no eating in the living room, bedtime at 9pm, chores on Saturdays. It's like they don't want us to have any fun at all! I get that they care about our safety and want us to be responsible, but rules this and rules that - it's too much.
Even just being a kid on the neighborhood playground, there are still rules. No climbing too high, no jumping off the swings, no shoving or pushing. Where's the adventure in that? How are we supposed to really play without a little risk and excitement? Adults are such worry-warts.
I sometimes wonder what it would be like if we just didn't have any rules at all. We could do whatever we wanted! Stay up as late as we like, eat chips and candy all day, set our own curfews. No teachers yelling at us to pay attention or do our homework. No parents bugging us to clean our rooms or do chores. Sounds like a kid's dream, right?
But then I imagine the chaos that would happen with zero rules. Nobody would listen in class and we wouldn't learn anything. Games would just be total mayhem without any structure. The house would be a gigantic mess if we didn't have to clean up after ourselves. Nobody would be safe if we could all
just run wild in the streets or at the playground. Hmm, maybe a world with no rules isn't so great after all.
As much as I might complain about all the rules we have to follow, I guess I can kinda see why we need at least some of them. Without any rules, there would be no order. School would be simply impossible. Sports would make no sense. Streets would be dangerous. We'd probably get no exercise, never learn anything, and just turn into couch potatoes.
So as annoying as rules can be, they're kinda important. They teach us discipline, keep us safe, and help things run smoothly. Maybe having some rules isn't such a bad thing, as long as
they're reasonable. Like, we could loosen up on the early bedtimes a little! But having a few basic guidelines helps keep society functioning and allows us to live, learn and play in a more organized way.
I don't think rules should be totally abolished. But I do think kids should get more of a say in making the rules, or at least understanding the reasoning behind them. If we could be part of setting fair rules that make sense to us, maybe we'd be more motivated to actually follow them. It's the rules that seem totally random or pointless that really bum me out and make me want to rebel.
At the end of the day, rules are just a part of life that we all have to deal with - kids and adults alike. They don't have to be fun or cool. But having a few smart rules in place helps prevent complete and utter chaos. And I'd way prefer a little structure and order over the alternative any day. So I'll follow the sensible rules, however grudgingly. But don't think for one second that I'll stop asking "Why?" and pushing for kids to have more of a voice too! Rulers of the world, you've been warned!
篇2
Rules, Rules, Rules!
Hey there! Jacob here, just a regular 7th grader trying to make it through middle school in one piece. You know what's everywhere you look these days? Rules! At home, at school, on the sports field, it feels like rules are taking over our lives.
Some of you might be thinking "Rules are important to have order and keep us safe." Yeah, yeah, I've heard that one before from parents and teachers. But come on, aren't there way too many rules these days? It feels like for every little thing, there's a new rule popping up to ruin the fun.
Take school for example. We have rules about what time we have to be there, what we can wear, how we can behave in class,
what we can bring for lunch, you name it! The second you step through those doors, it's like entering a maximum security prison. Raise your hand to ask a question, no talking in the hallways, no running, no this, no that. Geez, give us a break!
Then there are the classroom rules that every teacher loves to go over and over again on the first day. Mrs. Johnson's room has so many crazy rules, you'd think she was training us to be astronauts! Specific ways we have to enter and exit the room, how to ask to go to the bathroom, where to keep our backpacks. It's enough to make your head spin.
Don't even get me started on the school cafeteria rules. Honestly, who comes up with this stuff? We have to wait patiently in line, can't save seats for friends, have to ask permission to go to the bathroom during lunch, and clean up every crumb before leaving. Let's be real, if there weren't any rules, the cafeteria would be pure chaos! But still, it feels like they go overboard sometimes.
Then I get home and my parents are all over me with even more rules! Curfew times, chore lists, limits on video games and screen time. They act like concentrating on anything besides schoolwork for more than 5 minutes is the end of the world. I get
that they want me to be responsible and all, but come on, I'm just a kid! Let me live a little.
Even my sports teams have a crazy amount of rules now. There are team rules about behavior, practice rules, game rules, uniform rules. No wonder I have such a hard time keeping track of it all! I remember when I was little and we just played for fun without having to follow a million guidelines. Those were the days.
I could go on and on with examples of rules everywhere I look. But I think you get the point - we're absolutely drowning in rules in every part of our lives these days! It's enough to drive a person mad.
Now don't get me wrong, I understand we need some rules to function in society. Without any rules, everything would be total anarchy. We'd have people running red lights, littering everywhere, disturbing the peace at all hours. Total chaos! So I'm definitely not saying we should just abolish all rules.
I just think there's a happy medium to be found. Maybe if we had just a few clear, simple, fair rules in each area of life instead of pages and pages of nitpicky regulations, things would be better. Like at school, just have five main rules about respecting others, trying your best, being on time, and not doing anything
dangerous or illegal. Keep it basic instead of having a rule about which way you have to face in the hallway.
If parents, teachers, coaches and others stopped trying to control every little aspect of our lives with so many rules, I bet kids would be a lot happier. We want freedom and independence sometimes, not to be micromanaged constantly. Just let us be kids and use our common sense!
I realize keeping order isn't easy, especially with crazy middle schoolers like me. But maybe with some trust, common sense, and way fewer rules, we could all get along a lot better. Food for thought, adults! In the meantime, I'll just keep trying my best to follow all the gazillion rules thrown my way every day without going insane. Wish me luck! Rules, rules, rules...it never ends!
篇3
Rules, Rules, Rules!
Hey there! I'm a typical 7th grader just trying to survive middle school. One thing I've learned is that there are rules for everything! At home, at school, on teams, everywhere. Some rules are good, some are bad, and some just don't make any sense at all.
Let's start with the rules at home. My parents have a million of them! I have to clean my room, do my chores, be home by curfew, and a whole lot more. The one rule I really don't understand is why I can't eat dessert before dinner. What's the big deal? It's my favorite part of the meal! I always try to sneak a cookie or some ice cream when my parents aren't looking. Sometimes I get caught though, and then I'm not allowed to have any dessert at all. Total bummer.
School is like the capital of rules. There are dress codes, tardiness policies, rules about having your phone out, rules for the cafeteria line, you name it. I get that some of these rules are important for safety and keeping order, but some just seem ridiculous. Like, why can't I wear a tank top when it's 100 degrees outside? Or why do I get in trouble for being 30 seconds late to class? The tardy dancers have to do embarrassing dances in front of everyone. No thanks!
One rule at school I actually don't mind is the no bullying rule. Bullying is so not cool, and I'm glad there are consequences for being mean to others. Treating people with kindness and respect is really important. I try to be a nice, friendly person, even if some of my classmates don't always return the favor.
Then there are the rules for sports teams and clubs. The coaches and advisors are so strict! We have to be on time for every practice, work hard, represent the team well, and follow all their rules about playing time and positions. I play soccer and my coach has this crazy rule where she makes us run laps if someone shows up late to practice. Even if it's just one person being late, the whole team has to run! It's so unfair to punish everyone.
My friend Jessica is on the debate team, and they have this rule where they're not allowed to make any sarcastic comments or use slang words when they're prepping for competitions. How boring is that? Part of the fun of debating is using wit and funny remarks to outwit your opponents!
Of course, when we get older and start driving, there will be a whole new set of rules to follow - the rules of the road. Knowing when to stop, yield, use turn signals, all of that. I can't wait to have my license and the freedom that comes with it, but I know I'll have to be really responsible too. Too many accidents happen when people break those important traffic rules.
Some rules I actually agree with are the internet safety rules my parents enforce. They make me use parental controls, don't allow me on sketchy websites, and remind me constantly not to share private information online. As annoying as it is, I know
they're just trying to protect me from online predators and other dangers.
You know, now that I think about it, maybe rules aren't all that bad. Sure, some of them are silly and over-the-top. But a lot of rules are in place for good reasons - to keep us safe, teach us discipline and responsibility, and help everything run smoothly. Even if I don't always like following the rules, I know there would be total chaos without them.
I guess my philosophy is this: I'll follow the rules I think are fair and make sense. The nonsensical rules I'll try to change by going through the proper channels. And the rules I totally disagree with? Well, I'll probably just break those here and there when I can get away with it! A girl has to have a little fun, right? Rules were made to be broken sometimes. Just don't tell my parents I said that!
篇4
Rules, Rules, Rules!
Ugh, rules. They're everywhere! At school, at home, on the playground, on the sports field - it feels like there are rules for everything. And teachers, parents, coaches, they're always enforcing the rules and telling us what to do. It's so annoying!
But I guess I can kinda see why we need some rules. Without any rules, everything would be total chaos. People could just run wild and do whatever they want. We'd have no sense of order or how to act. It would be anarchy!
Like at school, if there were no rules about being quiet in class or raising your hand before speaking, can you imagine? Everyone would be yelling and talking over each other all the time. The teacher wouldn't be able to teach at all. We'd never learn anything! And kids would probably start having food fights in the cafeteria and throwing things around. What a mess that would be.
Or on the sports teams, if there were no rules about fair play or traveling or fouling, the games would be out of control. People would just shove each other out of the way and play super aggressively to score. It wouldn't even feel like a real game anymore, just a bunch of kids wrestling and fighting over the ball. Somebody could get really hurt too without any rules to protect the players.
So okay, I can kind of see why we need at least some basic rules to keep order and make sure everyone is safe. Rules help define how we're all supposed to act in certain situations so everything doesn't descend into total madness and chaos.
But man, sometimes the rules feel so restrictive and no fun at all! Like at home, my parents have all these rules about screen time limits, set bedtimes, having to do my chores, not being able to eat junk food whenever I want. It's like they're always saying "no" and setting all these limits. Don't they remember what it's like to be a kid? We just want to play video games and eat pizza all day! Why do they have to ruin the fun with all their rules?
And the rules at school can feel so nitpicky sometimes. We get in trouble for the smallest things like our shirts being untucked or not walking perfectly quietly in the hallways. My teachers act like having to follow a million little rules is sooo important for our "success in life" or whatever. Yeah, right! Like it really matters if I forget to say "ma'am" or "sir" one time. Get over it!
I think some of the rules adults make are just about giving themselves power over kids too. Like we're just these wild animals who have to be tamed and controlled with a bunch of arbitrary rules. Well, sorry teachers and parents, but we're people too! We can think for ourselves. We don't need you constantly bossing us around and policing everything we do.
That's why I tend to take a lot of the rules as more like...guidelines. Hehe. If a rule seems really pointless or unfair to
me, you better believe I'm going to find a way around it or at least bend it a little. I'm looking at you, dress code! Sorry, but I just have to express myself through my awesome sense of fashion. If that means my shirts are a little too tight or my shorts are shorter than you'd like, oh well. The rules are meant to be broken sometimes!
Of course, I'm not a total rebel without a cause. I do actually follow a lot of the rules because I know there are real reasons behind them, even if I don't always love them. Like the
anti-bullying rules - making sure kids don't get harassed or picked on is super important to me. I've seen how bad bullying can get, and I'd never want to be a bully or let my friends get bullied. So those are rules I 100% agree with.
And okay, yeah, some of the safety rules about things like wearing your seatbelt or a helmet when riding your bike are pretty smart too. As much as I hate to admit it, most adults probably do want us to follow those types of rules to prevent us from getting majorly injured. I may complain, but I'll still put on my seatbelt in the end.
So I guess what I'm saying is, some rules are good and necessary to have in place. They protect us, help create order, and make sure everyone can coexist in a fair way. But a lot of
other rules feel sooooo overly restrictive and nitpicky. They kill our fun and freedom and plenty of them seem to exist just to prove adults are in control. Maybe if they lightened up a little and gave us more of a voice in making the rules, we'd be happier to follow them.
At the end of the day though, we're still kids, and kids are going to want to bend the rules sometimes. We're just exploring our independence and individuality. So go ahead, make your rules adults. That's fine. But don't be too surprised or upset when you catch us breaking a few of them here and there! We're just living a little.
篇5
Rules, Rules, Rules!
Oh man, rules are everywhere! At school, at home, on the playground, even in video games. Sometimes it feels like all adults want to do is make rules and nag kids about following them. But I get it, rules are important and stuff. They help keep things organized and make sure everybody is safe and getting along. Still, some rules are pretty silly if you ask me!
At school we have a million rules it seems like. You can't run in the hallways, you have to walk in a straight line and be quiet.
Raise your hand to go to the bathroom or get a drink. Don't talk while the teacher is talking. Tuck in your shirt. No chewing gum. It's like, come on! We're just kids trying to have a little fun. I mean I get the no running thing since you could crash into someone. And I guess having a bunch of people randomly getting up would be chaos. But no gum? What's the big deal with that?
The cafeteria has a whole other set of rules. Only get one milk, don't cut in line, clear your tray when you're done eating. I honestly don't mind those rules that much since it keeps things fair and clean. Nobody wants a gross, smelly cafeteria. Although I have seen kids get in trouble for tiny crumbs left on their tray which seems harsh.
Recess has a big list of rules too about what games you can play and what areas are off limits. No playing tag, no climbing trees, no going past the big oak tree. It stinks because tag is so fun! But I guess they don't want anyone getting hurt or wandering too far. Safety first as they say. There's also beaN bag guidelines about what words you can use. A bunch of words are banned which takes the fun out of it.
Video game rules make me really mad sometimes! Why do I have to grind for hours to get new gear or abilities? That's so
boring! And some games punish you for dying by taking away stuff you earned. No fair! I get that it adds challenge but yeesh. Let me have some fun already! Although I do like games with clear objectives and structure. Free-for-alls with no rules are kinda chaotic.
Then we have chore rules at home. Make your bed, clean your room, take out the trash, the usual stuff. I actually don't mind those since my mom cooks and does laundry for me. It's only fair I pitch in too. What really bugs me are the silly rules like no electronids after 8pm or time limits on video games. I'm just trying to relax and have fun after school! But I get my parents want me to sleep and don't want my brain turning to mush.
We even have rules about posting on social media and sharing pictures with contexts. No bad words, no saying where you live, no revealing personal stuff. Kinda kills the fun I think. But I know it's to keep kids safe from predators and bullies which is smart, even if it's annoying.
So yeah, rules are everywhere governing what we can and can't do. Some of them I understand and agree with for safety, organization, and being fair. Others feel kind of silly and restrictive to me. But I'm just a kid so what do I know? I guess when I'm an adult with my own kids I'll have to make rules too.
Although I'll try not to go overboard! Maybe just some basic ones to avoid pure chaos. Like making your bed, saying please and thank you, and no hitting. You gotta have a few guidelines at least. But I'll definitely allow gum and ample video game time, that's for sure! Until then, I'll just have to follow the million rules adults make and not complain too much. Even if some of them are pretty dumb in my opinion. What can you do? Rules rule I suppose!
篇6
Rules, Rules, and More Rules!
Hey there! Kyle here, just a regular 7th grade kid trying to make it through middle school in one piece. Let me tell you, rules are everywhere! At home, at school, on the sports field - it feels like I can't escape them. Some rules are good, but a lot of them seem pretty silly to me.
Let's start with the rules at home. My parents are always nagging me about cleaning my room, doing my homework, and going to bed on time. I get that they want me to be responsible and all, but come on! Sometimes I just want to chill out and play video games instead of doing chores. The "no screens after 8pm"
rule is the worst. How am I supposed to talk to my friends online or watch funny videos?
Then there are the school rules. Don't run in the hallways, don't chew gum, don't use your phone during class. It's like they expect us to be robots! I actually don't mind the no phone rule that much since we get plenty of breaks. But the dress code drives me crazy. Why do they care if I wear a hat indoors or if my shirt has a logo? As long as I'm not walking around shirtless, what's the big deal?
Lunch time is another source of weird rules. We have to wait in straight lines, can't save seats for friends, and aren't allowed to trade food items. I'm all for keeping things orderly, but trading an apple for a cookie never hurt anyone! And if my buddy is running late, why can't I grab a spot for him? Seems overly strict if you ask me.
Don't even get me started on the rules for sports and activities. So many whistle drills, formations, and strategies to remember. I love playing basketball, but having to run suicides for showing up one minute late is harsh. Coaches need to chill a bit. We're just kids trying to have fun!
With all these rules weighing me down, I dream of a world without any! Imagine showing up to school in your pajamas,
eating nothing but candy all day, and playing video games during math class. Total freedom! But then I realize that would be chaos. No schedule, no structure, no guidelines. As much as I complain, I know rules are necessary for things to run smoothly.
Some rules protect our safety, like traffic laws and not running with scissors. Others teach important values like being honest, respecting others, and taking responsibility. And let's face it, if there were no rules in school, it would be an unruly madhouse! As annoying as they can be sometimes, I can appreciate why we need at least some rules.
That doesn't mean I'll stop questioning ones that seem unreasonable or unfair. Why can't we have a few more incentives for following rules instead of just punishments for breaking them?
A monthly pizza party for the class with the best attendance or an extra recess for the team who shows up on time. Small rewards go a long way with us kid-folk!
I also think kids should have more of a voice when new rules get made, at least at school. We're the ones who have to live by these rules day in and day out. Having a student rep on decision-making committees could lead to rules that make more sense for everyone.
So in the end, I realize I can't escape rules no matter how hard I try. They're woven into every part of my life, keeping me safe and teaching me how to be a respectful member of society. My job is to follow them as best as I can, but also speak up if I think a rule could be improved or is truly unreasonable. Because rules or no rules, one thing will never change - kids will never stop questioning authority!。