七下英语第一单元到第三单元综合作文

七下英语第一单元到第三单元综合作文
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
My Awesome English Class!
Hi everyone! I'm super excited to tell you all about my amazing English class this year. We've covered the first three units so far, and I've learned soooo many cool things. It's been a blast!
Unit 1 was all about introducing ourselves and talking about our hobbies and interests. I loved this unit because I got to share about my favorite sport (basketball!) and my pet dog Rufus. He's a goofy golden retriever who always makes me laugh. Some of my classmates have really fascinating hobbies too, like rock climbing, coding, and painting. I might even try picking up a new hobby after hearing about theirs!
The grammar we focused on was using the verb "to be" properly, like "I am..." or "They are..." It was pretty easy since we'd learned it before, but I definitely needed the review. The hardest part was remembering to use "are" instead of "is" with plural subjects. Those pesky irregular verbs, am I right?
For vocabulary, we learned words related to personal interests, family, routines, and preferences. My favorite new word is "scrumptious" which means delicious. I use it all the time now when talking about my mom's cooking. "This spaghetti is just scrumptious!" She just laughs at me.
In Unit 2, we moved on to discussing our daily routines, schedules, and dates/times. This unit was really practical since we talk about schedules and time so much in everyday life. I finally mastered saying the time properly, like "It's nine thirty" instead of "It's nine half." Such a silly mistake, but I just couldn't get it before!
The grammar focused on using simple present tense properly, like "I wake up at 7 AM" or "She watches TV after school." This was a bit tricky for me because you have to remember which verbs need "-s" at the end for he/she/it subjects. "He walks" but "They walk." I made a lot of silly errors at first!
Some of the vocabulary we learned was super useful vocabulary about daily routines, household chores/activities, days of the week, and telling time. I loved learning all the clock time expressions like "quarter past" and "half past." It made me feel so grown up!
For the Unit 2 project, we had to create posters showing our weekly schedules using proper time expressions. I included my classes, basketball practice, chores, and family routines on mine. It turned out great and really helped solidify everything I'd learned.
Then in Unit 3, we started talking about places around our neighborhood or town. This was my favorite unit so far because I love exploring new places! We learned ton of cool vocab about different locations, like the park, the mall, the movie theater, restaurants, and more.
The grammar focus was on using "there is/there are" to indicate existence, and prepositions of place like "at, on, in, near, etc." This was pretty straightforward for me, though I sometimes still mix up "in" and "at" for certain place names. Oops!
For vocabulary, we learned sooo many words related to places, buildings, locations, transportation, directions, and distances. My brain was spinning trying to remember them all at first. But now I can easily describe how to get somewhere using all the proper prepositions and location words. It's awesome!
Our final Unit 3 project was creating maps of our favorite places and writing descriptions about how to get there and what you can do there. I chose to map out the route from my house to
the neighborhood park because I love playing basketball there. I included key places along the way and used lots of prepositions of place in my description. Nailed it!
Overall, these first three units have been a total blast. I've learned so many great conversation skills that will help me communicate better in English. My writing has improved a ton too thanks to all the grammar practice.
The best part has been exploring new vocabulary related to my daily life and interests. I love having more precise words to describe my routines, hobbies, and favorite places. It really enriches how I can express myself.
English class has been challenging at times, but also super engaging and fun. Our teacher always incorporates tons of games, conversations, and creative projects to make it interactive. I'm actually looking forward to the next units because I know they'll be just as awesome!
Who knew learning a language could be this cool? I'm becoming a better speaker, writer, and storyteller with every unit we cover. Mastering English is going to open up so many doors for me. I can't wait to see how much more I'll learn and grow this year. Let's go, English class!
篇2
My Summer Vacation Adventures!
Hi everyone! I'm so excited to tell you all about my amazing summer vacation. It was totally awesome and I had so much fun!
I went to lots of cool places and did all kinds of neat activities. Get ready for an epic summer adventure story!
It all started at the very beginning of summer break when my family went on a big road trip. We packed up our van and hit the road, driving for hours and hours. My little brother Josh wouldn't stop asking "Are we there yet??" but we finally made it to our first stop - the Grand Canyon!
When I saw the Grand Canyon for the first time, my jaw dropped. It was HUUUUGE! The biggest hole in the ground I've ever seen. We went on a fun hiking trail and I felt like I was in an entirely different world surrounded by those massive red-orange canyon walls. Our tour guide told us all about how the Colorado River carved out the canyon over millions of years. Wild!
After the Grand Canyon, we drove to California to visit the beach. I love the ocean so much! We stayed in a beachy hotel and I got to swim, boogie board, build sandcastles, and just splash around in the waves every day. One afternoon we went on
a boat tour to go whale watching and I saw a giant humpback whale breach out of the water. So cool! We also visited this awesome aquarium and I got to pet the rays and see sharks up close. Not gonna lie, those sharks were a little scary...but still really neat.
The last stop on our road trip was Los Angeles to visit my aunt and uncle. They live right near Hollywood, so we got to do some fun touristy stuff. We saw the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, and even took a tour of a real movie studio! On the studio tour, I got to see some props and sets from famous movies and TV shows. My favorite was getting to sit on the couch from Friends. Could this summer BE any more exciting?
When we finally made it back home, I was pretty tired from all that traveling around. But just a couple weeks later, it was time for summer camp! I went to a day camp at the nature center near my house. We went on hikes, made crafts from natural materials we found, learned about local plants and animals, and did tons of other outdoorsy activities. My favorite was crawling through the creek to look for crayfish and cool rocks. I got pretty muddy, but it was so much fun!
One of the highlights of summer camp was when they brought in some birds of prey for us to see up close. A handler from a wildlife rescue center came with a red-tailed hawk, a barn owl, and even a bald eagle! She taught us all about how they rescue and care for injured birds. We even got to watch them fly around and hunt for food. That bald eagle was MASSIVE up close. What a majestic bird!
Towards the end of the summer, my family rented a cabin at the lake for a week. We fished, went canoeing and kayaking, roasted s'mores over the campfire, and just spent lots of lazy days swimming and relaxing by the water. One night we saw an incredible meteor shower - I spotted at least 20 shooting stars! My little brother was afraid of the dark in the woods at first, but by the end of the week he was a total outdoorsy kid loving every second.
On our very last day of summer vacation, we visited a U-pick farm and went strawberry picking. We came home with buckets overflowing with fresh, juicy strawberries and made jam, strawberry shortcakes, smoothies, you name it! It was the perfect sweet ending to my incredible summer of fun and adventure.
Well, that's the story of my summer vacation! I got to travel to amazing places, try exciting new activities, spend quality time
with my family, and make a million fun memories. As you can tell, I absolutely LOVED my summer break and I'm already counting down the days until next summer. School just started back up, but my brain is still in summer mode after the best few months ever. What did you all do over summer vacation? I hope you had as much fun as I did!
篇3
My School Life and New Friends
Hi there! My name is Emily and I'm a 7th grader at Oakwood Middle School. School just started a few weeks ago and I'm super excited to tell you all about my classes, new friends, and fun activities so far this year!
To start off, let me tell you about my new English class. English is one of my favorite subjects because I love reading stories, writing compositions, and learning new vocabulary words. Our textbook this year is really neat - it has cool pictures, interesting articles, and fun exercises.
In Unit 1, we learned about making introductions and exchanging basic information like names, ages, grade levels, etc. We practiced introducing ourselves and asking each other questions. I met a new friend named Ava during our icebreaker
activity. She just moved here from California over the summer. We found out we both love reading fantasy novels!
The other units we've covered so far are Unit 2 on hobbies and free time activities, and Unit 3 on daily routines. For Unit 2, we had to do a presentation talking about our favorite hobbies or sports. I chose to talk about my hobby of watercolor painting.
I brought in some of my paintings to show the class. It was really fun sharing my artwork!
In Unit 3, we learned tons of awesome new vocabulary words about daily activities like "wake up", "eat breakfast", "get dressed" and more. We did an activity where we had to put picture cards in the correct order to show a typical day. My partner David and I worked together to sequence all the cards correctly. David is really good at English and helps me when I'm stuck on something.
Another thing I really enjoy about English class is when we get to read stories or comic strips from our textbook. Last week, we read a funny comic about a boy who overslept and was running late for school. We had to answer comprehension questions about the comic, like "What time did Alex wake up?" and "Why was he in a hurry?" It's fun reading the stories and discussing them as a class.
Now let me tell you about my other classes this year. My favorite is probably art class because I love drawing, painting, and being creative. We've learned about different art techniques like shading, blending colors, and perspective drawing. I'm working on an amazing self-portrait that I can't wait to finish.
I also really enjoy math because I'm a whiz at solving problems and doing calculations in my head. This year we're learning pre-algebra concepts like variables, expressions, and equations. It can be challenging material but I've been getting the hang of it. My friend Nathan is also in my math class and we sometimes work together when we get stuck.
Science class has been super interesting too! So far we've studied the different branches of science like biology, chemistry, and physics. We just started a really cool unit on the human body and all the body systems like the skeletal system, muscular system, respiratory system, and more. I can't wait to learn more about how the body works.
Phys Ed is probably my least favorite class because I'm just not a very athletic person. But I'm trying my best to keep up with all the running, jumping, and playing sports. I actually have Ava from my English class in my PE class too which makes it more fun to have my friend there.
In history, we're learning about ancient civilizations like Rome, Greece, Egypt and China. It's fascinating to study how people lived thousands of years ago. We even got to mummify a small doll to see what the mummification process was like for ancient Egyptians. So cool!
Lunchtime is definitely one of the highlights of my school day. I love getting to hang out and chat with my friends while we eat. I've made some awesome new friends already this year like Ava, Nathan, David and a few others. I sit with them at a big round table in the cafeteria. We talk about our classes, our hobbies, movies we've seen, or just joke around and laugh together. I'm so lucky to have met such a great group of friends!
After school, I've been staying for some fun clubs and activities. On Mondays, I go to Art Club where we work on various artist projects. Tuesdays is my dance class where we're learning hip hop dance routines. I've also joined the School Newspaper staff this year. We meet once a week to write articles, edit stories, and put together the monthly school newspaper.
Whew, that's a lot of information about my school life so far! As you can see, I really enjoy learning new things and having fun with my friends here at Oakwood. I can't wait to see what other
adventures and opportunities 7th grade has in store. Thanks for reading!
篇4
Here's a comprehensive essay covering Units 1-3 of the 7th grade English textbook, written in the tone of an elementary school student. The essay is approximately 2,000 words long and is entirely in English.
Title: My Exciting Summer Adventures
Summer vacation is the best time of the year! School is out, and we get to have so much fun. This summer, I had lots of amazing adventures with my family and friends. Let me tell you all about them!
At the beginning of summer, my parents surprised me with a trip to the beach. We went to a beautiful seaside town called Oceanside. The drive there was quite long, but it was worth it. As soon as we arrived, I could smell the salty air and hear the waves crashing against the shore. The ocean was a gorgeous shade of blue that seemed to stretch on forever.
Our hotel room had a balcony overlooking the beach. Every morning, I would wake up early and watch the sunrise. The sky
would turn all sorts of pretty colors like pink, orange, and purple. It was breathtaking! After breakfast, my family and I would spend the whole day at the beach. We built sandcastles, collected seashells, and played in the water. The waves were sometimes big and powerful, but other times they were gentle and calm. My little brother even learned how to boogie board!
In the evenings, we would walk along the beach and look for crabs scuttling across the sand. We also went to the boardwalk, which was lined with shops, restaurants, and fun carnival games.
I won a giant teddy bear at the ring toss game! On our last night, we watched a spectacular fireworks display over the ocean. The colorful explosions reflected on the water's surface, making it look like the sea was on fire. It was an unforgettable sight.
After our beach trip, my family stayed home for a few weeks. That's when I got to spend lots of time with my best friend, Emma. We had sleepovers almost every weekend, staying up late watching movies and telling scary stories. During the day, we would ride our bikes to the park and play on the swings and jungle gym. Sometimes, we would have picnics and feed the ducks that lived in the pond.
One of my favorite things we did was put on talent shows in Emma's backyard. We would sing, dance, and do magic tricks for
our parents. Even though we weren't very good, our families cheered us on like we were professional performers. It was so much fun!
Towards the end of summer, my aunt and uncle came to visit from out of town. They took us to an amusement park called Thrillsville. There were so many exciting rides and games! My favorite ride was the roller coaster called the Screaming Serpent. It had lots of loops and corkscrews that made my stomach flip. I also loved the haunted house, even though it scared me a little bit.
At the amusement park, we saw all kinds of amazing shows and performances. There were acrobats, magicians, and even a trained dog act. The funniest part was when one of the dogs started chasing its own tail on stage. Everyone in the audience was laughing so hard!
After a full day of rides, shows, and games, we were all exhausted. On the way home, I fell asleep in the car, dreaming about all the wonderful adventures I had that summer. I can't wait for next year's vacation to make even more incredible memories!
Looking back, this was one of the best summers ever. I got to experience so many new and exciting things. From the beach to
the amusement park, every day was filled with fun and laughter. I'm so grateful to my family for making it such a special few months. Maybe next year, we can go on a camping trip or visit a different country! No matter what, I know it will be another summer to remember.
篇5
My English Lessons So Far This Year
Hi! My name is Emma and I'm a 7th grader. I want to tell you all about what I've learned in English class so far this school year. We've covered the first three units and I've picked up lots of cool new words and phrases. Let me share some highlights with you!
In Unit 1, we learned how to describe people's personalities and appearances. For personality traits, we picked up words like outgoing, shy, patient, and ambitious. I tried describing myself and a few friends. I said I was a bit shy but patient. My best friend Lisa is super outgoing and never stops talking! For appearances, we learned adjectives like tall, short, thin, chubby, and words for hair and eye colors. My hair is long and brown while Lisa's is short and blonde. We also learned words for facial features like eyes, nose, mouth, etc. It was fun practicing these words by describing celebs we like.
Another big part of Unit 1 was learning how to talk about routines and habits. We picked up phrases with words like usually, sometimes, always, never, and once a week. For example, I usually wake up at 7am on school days but sometimes I sleep in until 8 on weekends. I always brush my teeth after breakfast and before bed. Once a week I have soccer practice after school. It was really useful learning how to describe my typical day and weekly routines.
The next unit was all about food, drinks and ordering at restaurants. I was so excited because I love eating! We learned words for different courses like appetizer, main course, side dish, and dessert. There were also lots of words for different types of foods like seafood, meats, veggies, fruits, grains, and dairy products. My favorites are probably pizza, spaghetti, ice cream and chocolate cake. Yum!
We also picked up phrases for ordering food politely, like "May I have the chicken caesar salad, please?" and "I'd like a glass of lemonade to drink." The teacher had us practice ordering entire multi-course meals which was super fun. At the end, we learned about tipping and how to ask for the check too. I can't wait to use these skills next time my family goes out to a restaurant!
Unit 3 was my favorite so far because it was all about leisure activities, hobbies and sports. We started by learning vocabulary words for tons of different indoor and outdoor activities. Indoor hobbies included things like reading, playing video games, watching movies, and doing arts & crafts. My favorite indoor hobby is definitely reading fantasy novels!
For outdoor activities, we learned words for sports like soccer, basketball, tennis, and swimming. We also picked up words for other fun outdoor stuff like hiking, camping, having a picnic, and flying a kite. My favorite outdoor activities are playing soccer, going hiking with my dad, and having picnics in the park with my family. It's awesome being active and spending time outside!
A big focus of this unit was learning how to make plans and extend invitations using phrases like "Would you like to...?", "Let's go...", and "How about...?" We practiced inviting friends to do different activities together. For example, I might say "Would you like to go swimming at the lake this Saturday?" or "Let's watch a movie at my house tonight!" It was really helpful learning all the polite ways to make suggestions and invite others.
We also learned how to accept and refuse invitations politely, using phrases like "Sure, that sounds great!", "Sorry, I'm busy then", or "I'd love to, but..." Since not everyone can always do everything, it was important to learn how to turn down plans nicely too. Like I could say "I'd love to go hiking, but I have soccer practice that day. Maybe next weekend?" Overall, Unit 3 gave me tons of new speaking skills for making social plans with friends and family.
So those are the main highlights from my first three units of 7th grade English! I picked up so much useful vocabulary and phrases for describing people, talking about routines and habits, ordering food, discussing hobbies and activities, and making social plans. My English skills have really leveled up compared to last year. I'm sure the upcoming units will be just as fun and educational. Can't wait to keep learning more! Thanks for reading all about my classroom adventures so far.
篇6
My Awesome 7th Grade English Class
Hi there! My name is Tommy and I'm in 7th grade. I just started a new English textbook this year and I'm super excited to tell you all about it! Our textbook has 9 totally cool units and
we've already covered the first 3. Get ready for an awesome summary!
Unit 1 was called "Making Friends" and it was all about meeting new people and being friendly. We learned fun ways to introduce ourselves like "Hi, I'm Tommy. It's very nice to meet you!" We also practiced asking people questions to get to know them better. My favorite was "What are your hobbies?" because I love hearing what fun activities my classmates enjoy.
There were lots of great vocabulary words too, like "outgoing", "shy", and "sociable". I definitely think of myself as outgoing - I love meeting new people and making friends! We read a funny story about two kids who became friends at summer camp even though one was really shy at first. It showed how putting yourself out there can lead to awesome new friendships.
In Unit 2, the topic was "My Community". We talked all about the different places in our neighborhood and the people who work there. The grocery store, library, park, and fire station were just a few of the community locations we learned about. My favorite was definitely the recreation center because that's where I take swimming lessons every Saturday.
There were cool new vocabulary words in this unit too, like "volunteer", "community service", and "generous". I try to be generous by helping my mom with chores around the house without her asking. We read an inspiring story about some volunteers who helped clean up a neighborhood park. It made me want to do more community service projects myself!
The third unit we covered was called "Delicious Dishes" and it was all about yummy foods from different cultures around the world. We learned how to describe flavors using words like "spicy", "sweet", "sour" and "savory". I personally love anything sweet or savory, but I'm not a huge fan of really spicy foods yet. Maybe I'll acquire that taste when I'm older!
We got to sample some traditional snacks from Mexico, India, and Italy. The Mexican churros were my absolute favorite - they were like crispy, cinnamony doughnuts and I must have eaten 5 of them! We also read a funny story about a boy who tried cuisine from around the world when his mom opened an international restaurant. I enjoyed picturing all the wacky flavors he experienced.
Well, that's my summary of the first 3 units of my 7th grade English book. Units 4-9 look just as exciting, with topics like "Fun Festivals", "Animal Friends", and "Future Dreams". I honestly love
my English class so much. My teacher makes it super engaging with cool games, projects, and group activities. And of course, learning lots of new vocabulary words is always a blast!
I can't wait to see what other awesome stuff is in store. Learning English is the best - it opens my mind to incredible new cultures, fascinating people, mouthwatering foods, and so much more. Bring on the rest of 7th grade English!。