【四年级作文】我的过去和现在

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描写自己过去和现在的变化

描写自己过去和现在的变化
《我变了，世界也变了》
过去的我，是一个怀着幻想和理想的年轻人。

憧憬着未来，对生活充满着热情和期待。

我总是充满活力，对世界充满好奇和向往。

我有着明亮的眼睛和灿烂的笑容，对人生充满乐观和勇气。

然而，随着岁月的流逝和经历的增多，我逐渐发现自己的变化。

曾经的热情变得渐渐冷淡，对生活的期待也变得越来越少。

随着工作、家庭的压力，我不再是那个充满活力的年轻人，而是变得越来越疲惫和消沉。

然而，最近我又发现了自己的变化。

在一次偶然的机会下，我重拾了对生活的热情和向往。

我开始重新审视自己，找到了那个曾经充满活力和勇气的自己。

我开始积极面对生活的挑战，重新找回自己对未来的信心和期待。

同时，我也发现了世界的变化。

随着科技的发展和社会的进步，世界变得越来越多元化和开放。

人们的生活方式和价值观也在改变，对未来的期待和梦想也在不断地更新和改变。

我开始重新审视自己的生活，并尝试去适应这个变化的世界。

如今的我，已经不再是过去的我。

我重新找回了对生活的热情和信心，开始积极面对生活的挑战。

世界的变化也让我不断地学习和成长，重新审视自己的生活和价值观。

我相信，只要保持着对未来的信心和勇气，我就可以找到适应这个变化的世界的方式。

过去现在未来作文(精选37篇)

过去现在未来作文（精选37篇）过去·现在·未来作文篇1过去，当我还是个小学低年级的小朋友的时候，我已经有了一帮铁哥们了。

其中，和我关系比较密切的，就数楼上的那个家伙了。

我和他同住在一栋楼上。

我三楼，他四楼，因此，我们俩在一起玩的时间也很多。

他比我大二岁，却只比我高一个年级。

不过，我仍能和他快乐地打闹。

年龄有这么一点儿差距，并没有什么问题。

而且，他怕痒，我充分利用了他的这一弱点，许多次我把他挠得笑岔了气。

那时候，最经典的就是他对我的“告诫“了。

我上一年级的时候，他上二年级。

这时候，他便告诉我二年级有多么多么难；我上二年级的时候，他又告诉我三年级有多么多么难。

如此这般，让我提心吊胆。

不过后来渐渐长大后，也就不信了。

我是在五年级还未开学前走的。

具体时日己记不清了。

只记得那天，我正和他以及其他几个伙伴一起玩着，突然就被叫上了车，离开了。

直到六年级的暑假，我再也没有见到过他。

暑假。

这天晚上，他来了，我很惊喜。

他比以前长高了很多，也瘦了很多。

他坐在沙发上，我坐在旁边的椅子上。

我突然发现我们俩之前的亲密无间没有了，取而代之的倒是无话可说的尴尬。

也许是分离的时间长了吧，也许是没有当初宽敞的院子吧，总之，我们只是静静地坐着，听着大人们聊天。

后来还是妈妈打破了僵局，让我和他上去玩电脑。

我突然觉得，我们之间，有一种东西，已经不复存在了。

也许，我们俩以后再也不会见面；也许，我们仍能在一起玩耍。

不管怎样，我们之间，仍有一种东西一直不变，那就是友谊。

过去·现在·未来作文篇2传说，命运女神日夜不停的编织着属于每个人的三条线。

这，分别是过去，现在，未来。

三条线汇聚在一起，便成就了人的一生。

我踏上岁月的火车，过去就是第一站。

过去，我是一个小学生。

曾经的那段挥之不去的小学时光让人难忘。

那时的微笑，那时的郁闷，那时的兴奋，那时的哭泣。

操场上嬉戏的身影，教室里的朗朗书声，走廊上打闹的男孩，办公室里老师的训诫……一切的一切，即使今后还会遇到类似的事，但是那时的喜怒哀乐，只属于童年，只属于过去。

以前和现在的变化说说作文

以前和现在的变化说说作文1. 说说我自己现在和过去的改变作文800字天在变，地在变，万事万物都在变，我也在变。

幼年，我几乎还不懂事。

什么事，我都以我还小为借口，不管不做。

当我抢着第一个坐在车位上时，当我抢着第一个拿走电视遥控器时，我只是满脸胜利地喜悦，只是看到妈妈摇着头。

那时，我已经什么都忘了。

我忘了，在握捉我第一次看见的蝴蝶时，妈妈教我说蝴蝶两字，与我一起捉蝴蝶而汗流浃背的情景；我忘了，在我第一次走进校园时，妈妈对我唠叨嘱咐的话语；我忘了，在我哇哇大哭时，是谁为我擦干眼泪，让我破涕为笑…… 幼年的我是无忧无虑的，因为妈妈从来都不伤害我，不职责我，反而对我关心爱护。

我只记得我爽朗的笑声与花儿一般的笑容。

少年的我渐渐明白了什么才叫懂事。

想起幼年时的我，我会偷着乐，感到那时的我是多么地童稚。

我看见，家旁的小树长成了一株茂盛的大树。

我的脚在从刚出生的五厘米大小的脚印，变成了穿二十二点五厘米的脚，比妈妈的鞋码大两寸。

我的体重在由刚出生的三点五公斤，变成了现在的四十五公斤。

我的身高由五十五厘米增长到了一百六十厘米…… 同时，我发现，妈妈也在随着岁月变。

挺拔腰身已微显佝偻，头发也泛出几缕白丝，额上眼角已悄悄地爬上皱纹。

望着她天天忙碌，浑然不知的身影，一阵酸楚涌上心头。

我看见他们正忙时，变悄悄地倒上两杯水放在桌上。

我看见一堆脏衣服时，把它们分类用洗衣机还是用手洗。

从前在车上只有一个空位时，妈妈总让我坐，现在我自觉地站在座位旁，千方百计地拉妈妈安心坐下。

我学会把平时妈妈买来舍不得吃的美味食物，在忍不住嘴馋，往我嘴里塞时，我会突然打住，满心欢喜地让妈妈先尝一口。

哪怕是一小口，我感觉比自己吃着都快乐。

少年的我，拥有一颗感恩的心，正在摆脱依赖，在生活中寻找机会孝敬父母……这样，才是我最大的改变。

2. 说说我自己现在和过去的改变作文800字天在变，地在变，万事万物都在变，我也在变。

幼年，我几乎还不懂事。

什么事，我都以我还小为借口，不管不做。

过去与现在作文（精选11篇）

过去与现在作文过去与现在作文（精选11篇）在日复一日的学习、工作或生活中，许多人都有过写作文的经历，对作文都不陌生吧，作文是经过人的思想考虑和语言组织，通过文字来表达一个主题意义的记叙方法。

为了让您在写作文时更加简单方便，下面是小编收集整理的过去与现在作文（精选11篇），希望能够帮助到大家。

过去与现在作文1您觉得是现在的生活好还是过去的生活好呢？我想您一定说当然是现在的生活好。

这是以大人的视角从某方面看。

但以我的视角看，我认为是过去好。

您一定要问为什么呢？事情是这样的，比如周末练琴的时候，刚一开始我练的时候总是磕磕绊绊，这是妈妈就说我不认真，唠叨半天。

我听完她讲的大道理不由的掉下眼泪，委屈的想这是钢琴老师让我这样练的，况且即使是贝多芬也不一定练几遍就能好。

再说我又不喜欢弹琴全是他们逼的。

这时隔壁的妈妈又叫了起来怎么又没声了，我只好一边弹一边想大人老说我们身在福中不知福，但他们想过没有由于他们这样那样的要求给我们带来的是什么？是不快乐，是压抑。

我们没有兄弟姐妹，家长们把太多的希望寄托在我们小小的身躯上，我们承载不起。

有时实在难受我就上网找好朋友诉说，往往这个时候妈妈又说该做卷子了，然后默写英语课文。

哎！为什么每天都有做不完的事啊！而过去可能不是想吃什么就吃什么，想去哪就去哪，但每天你都能轻松快乐的渡过。

还有兄弟姐妹陪你玩多好啊！现在同学好朋友家都那么远不能常在一起。

我有一个好朋友因为不是同学在一起玩一次不容易，她周六晚上有课，而我周六上午有课，所以周六见不到。

只有周日我们一起上画画课能遇到，然后我去她家的小区学钢琴，上完课就中午了，只能在一起玩一会儿。

也只有寒暑假她才能来我家住，我们才能在一起多玩几天，也只有这几天我觉得我是最快乐的。

哎！到底是过去好还是现在好呢？过去与现在作文2我们现在的科学技术日新月异。

生活便捷舒适。

而过去，爸爸、妈妈小时候的生活又是怎样的呢？妈妈告诉我，过去大家的衣服、鞋子都是自己的妈妈亲手做的。

过去与现在作文范文5篇

过去与现在作文范文5篇您觉得是现在的生活好还是过去的生活好呢?我想您一定说当然是现在的生活好。

这是以大人的视角从某方面看。

但以我的视角看，我认为是过去好。

这里给大家分享一些关于过去与现在作文，供大家参考，希望对大家有所帮助。

过去与现在作文1过去，现在，未来。

惆怅。

窗外慢慢的聚拢着大片大片的云，我看着它们渐渐地变成一个扭扭曲曲的爱心，又渐渐散了去。

浅笑，生活总是那么现实，爱心，爱情，都是那么的短暂，不一会儿，就像忘记了刚才的美好般，消失了。

我的过去，就像德芙巧克力，轻轻一嚼满嘴的香甜便溢了出来。

小时候，总是太顽皮。

大人们常说：“囡囡，要像个女孩子家的样子，别皮。

”甜甜的答应了。

一转身，又追着伙伴们骑马马，捉泥虫，当弄得一身尘土站在大人面前时，就急急地将脑袋埋在领子里，待他们说的差不多时，再抬起焐热的脸，可怜巴巴的说：“嗯，知道了。

”“嗯，知道了。

”已经不记得说过几次这四个字了，又仿佛从没记得过，一次次一次次乐此不疲。

我的现在，像是在喝一杯香气四溢的热咖啡，一口接着一口慢慢地品尝，入口虽苦涩，但入喉却是甘甜的生活，总是那么的现实。

初中生的我，每天的日子面对着一叠叠的作业，左脑装着修辞手法古诗古文，右脑装着奥数函数角角边边边边角角边。

上嘴唇嘀咕着过去式现在时，下嘴唇对李白白居易李商隐念念不忘。

N次有放弃的念头，曾抓起课本想要狠狠地撕去，理智却命令我放下揉皱的课本，脑海里浮现父母望女成凤的期待，一滴晶莹的泪水毫无声息的落在手背，轻轻舔去咦，为什么是苦的?现实的我却被现实玩弄了，现实就是如此，总被丰承自己的人所迷惑。

每当父母带我出去，他们总是拉着我骄傲的说：“你瞧，这是我女儿，成绩可不错了!”虚荣心乘机占据了我的心，幸福感包围着我。

原来，努力了这么久，辛苦了这么久，一句由衷的赞美就可以像阵痛剂一样，使我忘记了之前的苦楚我的未来，付出了我的期待，付出了我的`希望，付出了我的信心。

可却始终像团雾气似的，永远不知道，它从何发生，从何结束。

【四年级作文】过去,现在_750字

【四年级作文】过去，现在_750字过去，现在过去，指的是从很久以前到现在的一段时间。

而现在，指的是现在正在进行的时间。

虽然过去和现在都是时间的概念，但是它们之间有很多变化。

过去的时候，人们的生活条件很差。

没有电、没有自来水，连最基本的生活用品都很难得到。

人们只能用牛、马来耕田，用柴火来做饭。

而现在，随着科技的发展，我们的生活条件变得越来越好。

我们有了电、有了自来水，有了很多方便的电器和设备。

现在，我们可以用电脑来学习、用电视来观看节目。

过去的时候，人们的生活节奏比较慢。

人们早上起得早，晚上睡得早。

大家都有时间陪伴家人，一起聊天、一起吃饭。

而现在，人们的生活节奏变得越来越快。

大家都忙于工作、学习，很少有时间和家人在一起，交流也变得越来越少。

我们常常需要快速地解决问题，抓住每一分钟的时间。

过去的时候，人们的知识水平比较低。

他们大多数人只读过一些简单的书和报纸，所以对世界了解的不多。

而现在，随着教育的发展，人们的知识水平普遍提高了。

现在的孩子们可以通过互联网学习世界各地的知识，了解更多的事情。

过去的时候，人们的交通方式比较简单。

大家常常步行、骑自行车出行。

而现在，我们有了汽车、高铁等快速交通工具，出行更加方便快捷。

过去和现在之间有很多变化。

随着科技的发展和社会的进步，我们的生活发生了很大的改变。

我们的生活条件变得越来越好，生活节奏变得更快，知识水平也提高了，出行更加方便。

虽然有些变化是好的，但是我们也要注意保护环境，珍惜和家人的交流时间，使我们的生活更加美好。

以前的我和现在的我对比作文

以前的我和现在的我对比作文以前的我和现在的我。

以前啊，我简直是个闷葫芦，一见到人就害羞得不行，感觉所有人都在盯着我。

那时候的我，没事就躲进书里，跟书中的角色交朋友，心里想着哪天能像他们那样勇敢。

现在嘛，我还是喜欢看书，但不再那么胆小了。

我敢抬头跟人说话了，甚至还能在大家面前发言呢！我发现，原来与人交流也是一件很有趣的事情。

小时候，我对那些古老的故事特别着迷，总幻想着自己是个探险家，能穿越时空去探秘。

每次看到书上描述的那些神秘文明，我都恨不能立刻飞过去看看。

不过现在啊，我还是对未知的东西好奇，但更关心现实生活中的问题了。

我开始思考，我怎么能用自己学到的知识去帮助别人，让这个世界变得更美好。

以前的我，经常一个人晚上看星星，想着宇宙那么大，我们人
生这么短，到底有什么意义呢？
但现在，我依旧喜欢看星星，但不再那么迷茫了。

我开始期待未来，想着自己将来能做成什么事，能让生活更加精彩。

过去与现在对比的作文

过去与现在对比的作文过去与现在对比。

时光荏苒，岁月如梭，转眼间，我们已经走过了许多年。

回首往昔，我们不禁感慨万千，因为过去与现在的对比，让我们看到了社会的巨大变化，也让我们深刻体会到了时代的进步。

下面，我就来谈谈过去与现在的对比。

首先，从生活方式上来看，过去的生活是简朴而朴实的。

那时候，人们的生活水平较低，物质匮乏，大部分人都过着艰苦的生活。

而如今，随着社会的发展，人们的生活水平大大提高，物质丰富，生活条件也变得越来越好。

人们开始追求品质生活，注重健康和环保，生活方式也变得多样化和丰富多彩。

其次，从科技发展来看，过去的科技水平相对较低，人们的生活方式也比较单一。

而现在，科技的发展日新月异，人们的生活受益于科技的进步，出行更加便捷，通讯更加便利，医疗更加先进，人们的生活质量得到了极大的提升。

再者，从教育水平来看，过去的教育相对落后，学校条件简陋，教学手段单一，学生学习氛围不够浓厚。

而现在，随着教育的改革和发展，学校的条件得到了大大改善，教学手段也日益先进，学生的学习氛围也变得更加浓厚。

最后，从人们的思想观念来看，过去的人们思想相对守旧，传统观念较为浓重，人们的心态也比较保守。

而现在，随着社会的发展和进步，人们的思想观念也在不断更新，开放，包容，创新的思想观念逐渐成为主流。

总的来说，过去与现在的对比，让我们看到了社会的巨大变化，也让我们深刻体会到了时代的进步。

我们应该珍惜现在的幸福生活，也要不忘过去的艰辛历程，更要为未来的发展而努力奋斗。

愿我们的社会越来越美好，人民生活越来越幸福！。

【四年级作文】过去,现在_750字

【四年级作文】过去，现在_750字过去，现在过去，妈妈总是说：“过去的事情就让它过去吧。

”可是我总是喜欢回忆过去的事情，因为它们总是充满了美好的回忆。

现在，我不再追忆过去，而是开始努力活在当下。

在过去，我总是害羞胆怯，不敢跟同学们交流，也不敢在老师面前表达自己的观点。

可是现在，我变得更加自信，不再害怕和别人交流，也能够大胆地说出自己的看法。

在过去，我总是认为数学难以理解，总是害怕数学考试。

现在，我明白了：只要努力，数学并不是那么难。

数学老师的耐心教导和同学们的互帮互助，使我慢慢地变得喜欢数学。

在过去，我总是把午饭吃得很慢，导致下午总是觉得疲惫不堪。

现在，我懂得了吃饭要慢慢咀嚼，不仅有助于消化，还能够更好地吸收营养，增强体力。

在过去，我总是和同学们争吵，给老师添麻烦，得罪了很多人。

现在，我懂得了沟通的重要性，尊重他人，团结同学，不再和别人吵架。

在过去，我总是将作业拖到最后一天才开始做，浪费了大量时间，也影响了其他事情的进行。

现在，我学会了合理规划时间，每天及时完成作业，让生活变得井井有条。

在过去，我总是对动物采取冷漠的态度，总是觉得它们离我很远，不值得我去了解。

现在，我打开心扉，开始关注动物的生存环境，主动参与各种动物保护活动，希望能够为它们尽一份力。

在过去，我总是被手机游戏吸引，总是花费大量时间在手机上。

现在，我开始控制自己，合理分配时间，将更多的时间用在学习和锻炼身体上。

在过去，我总是觉得看书很无聊，总是推脱着不想看。

现在，我开始喜欢读书，因为书中蕴含着无限的智慧和乐趣，我也变得更加聪明和开朗。

过去，现在，都是我成长的足迹。

过去的点滴经历，让我明白坚持努力的重要性；现在的每一天，都是我向着目标不断迈进的动力。

我要珍惜现在，珍惜当下，将过去的经验融于心中，继续向前走。

这就是过去和现在的意义所在。

过去的我现在的我未来的我作文

过去的我现在的我未来的我作文过去的我，现在的我，未来的我。

过去的我，曾经是一个懵懂无知的孩子，对世界充满好奇和向往。

那时的我总是在想象未来的自己会是一个怎样的人，会有怎样的生活。

我总是幻想着未来的自己能够成为一个成功的人，能够过上幸福美满的生活。

但是，那时的我并没有意识到，想要成为未来的自己，需要经历许多的挫折和困难，需要不断地努力和奋斗。

现在的我，已经不再是那个懵懂无知的孩子了。

经过了多年的学习和成长，我已经逐渐明白了成功并不是一蹴而就的，需要付出汗水和努力。

我努力学习，不断提升自己的能力和素质，为了成为未来的自己而不懈努力。

我知道，未来的路还很长，但我会坚定不移地走下去，直到实现自己的梦想。

未来的我，是一个充满信心和勇气的人。

我相信，通过自己的努力和坚持，一定能够实现自己的梦想。

未来的我会成为一个成功的人，会过上幸福美满的生活。

我会努力工作，不断提升自己的能力，为自己和家人创造更好的生活。

未来的我还会回馈社会，为社会做出自己的贡献，让世界变得更加美好。

过去的我，现在的我，未来的我，是一个连贯的过程。

过去的我是种子，现在的我是成长中的树，未来的我将是茁壮成长的大树。

我相信，通过自己的努力和坚持，未来的我一定会实现自己的梦想，成为一个成功的人，过上幸福美满的生活。

未来的我，我期待着你的到来。

我会努力成为你想要的样子，为了我们共同的梦想，我会不断努力，直到实现我们的梦想。

未来的我，我会更加努力，更加坚定地走向成功的道路，直到我们的梦想成真。

未来的我，我相信你一定会出现，因为我会为你努力，为了我们的梦想，我会一直努力下去。

过去的我，现在的我，未来的我，我们是一个整体，我们共同努力，共同奋斗，最终实现我们的梦想。

未来的我，我会更加努力，更加坚定地走向成功的道路，直到我们的梦想成真。

未来的我，我相信你一定会出现，因为我会为你努力，为了我们的梦想，我会一直努力下去。

过去的我，现在的我，未来的我，我们是一个整体，我们共同努力，共同奋斗，最终实现我们的梦想。

小学生以前低年级和现在的对比作文

小学生以前低年级和现在的对比作文示例文章篇一：《我长大了，世界也变了》哎呀呀，想想我刚上小学低年级的时候，那日子跟现在比起来，可真是大不一样！以前低年级的时候，我每天早上都得妈妈叫好几遍才能从被窝里爬出来。

妈妈总是一边拉我一边说：“小懒虫，快起床，要迟到啦！”我呢，迷迷糊糊地揉着眼睛，心里一万个不情愿，还嘟囔着：“再让我睡一会儿嘛！”现在可不一样啦，我每天早早就能自己起来，还会把被子叠得整整齐齐，妈妈都忍不住夸我：“宝贝长大啦！”这难道不是一个巨大的变化吗？以前在课堂上，老师讲的知识我有时候听不懂，急得直想哭，就像一只迷路的小兔子找不到回家的路。

那时候作业也写得慢吞吞的，字还歪歪扭扭，像小虫子在爬。

现在呢，我上课认真听讲，积极回答问题，作业也能很快完成，而且写得工工整整，老师经常给我打优呢！我就像一只学会了飞翔的小鸟，在知识的天空中自由自在地翱翔。

低年级的时候，课间我总是一个人在角落里玩，不敢和同学们一起。

看到别人在一起玩得那么开心，我心里又羡慕又害怕。

现在可不同啦，我有好多好朋友，课间我们一起跳绳、踢毽子、做游戏，笑声在校园里回荡。

这不就像从黑暗的小屋里走到了阳光灿烂的花园吗？还有啊，以前放学回家，我总是等着爸爸妈妈给我安排做什么，自己一点主意都没有。

现在我会主动安排好自己的时间，先完成作业，再看看课外书，还会帮爸爸妈妈做一些力所能及的家务，比如扫地、擦桌子。

他们都说我变成了一个懂事的小大人，我心里美滋滋的。

以前我遇到一点小困难就会哭鼻子，觉得天都要塌下来了。

现在我会勇敢地面对困难，想办法解决它。

就像上次参加演讲比赛，我紧张得心跳加速，可我还是鼓起勇气走上台，大声地把准备好的内容讲出来。

这不就是一种成长吗？低年级的时候，我觉得长大是一件很遥远的事情。

可现在我明白了，长大就在这一点一滴的变化中。

就像小树苗慢慢长成了大树，我也在不知不觉中变得更加坚强、更加自信、更加独立。

我想说，长大真好！我要继续努力，让自己变得更优秀，去迎接未来更多的挑战和精彩！示例文章篇二：《低年级和现在，我不一样啦！》哎呀呀，说起我低年级的时候和现在，那差别可真是大得像从地球到月球那么远！低年级的时候，我就像一只胆小的小兔子，每天上学都紧紧拽着妈妈的衣角，生怕一松手妈妈就不见了。

过去和现在的我作文

过去和现在的我作文过去和现在的我。

过去的我是一个胆小怕事的孩子，总是害怕失败和挫折。

小时候，我总是在自己的小世界里，不敢去尝试新的事物，总是害怕被别人嘲笑和批评。

我记得有一次，老师让我上台表演，我却躲在角落里不敢出来，因为我害怕被同学们嘲笑。

在学校里，我总是选择安全的方式，不敢冒险尝试新的事物，因为我害怕失败和挫折。

我总是把自己封闭在自己的小世界里，不敢去面对外面的挑战和困难。

然而，随着时间的推移，我慢慢地改变了。

我开始尝试去接受挑战，勇敢地面对困难。

我明白了失败并不可怕，可怕的是不敢去尝试。

我开始尝试去做一些自己以前不敢做的事情，比如参加学校的演讲比赛、参加社团活动等。

虽然一开始我还是会感到紧张和害怕，但是我慢慢地发现，只要我勇敢地去尝试，就会有意想不到的收获和成长。

我开始慢慢地走出了自己的小世界，勇敢地去面对外面的世界。

现在的我已经不再是那个胆小怕事的孩子了。

我敢于挑战自己，敢于面对困难。

我明白了，只有勇敢地去尝试，才能收获成功和成长。

我不再害怕失败和挫折，因为我知道，失败并不可怕，可怕的是不敢去尝试。

我开始尝试去做一些自己以前不敢做的事情，比如尝试新的运动、学习新的知识等。

我变得更加开放和积极，愿意去面对各种挑战和困难。

过去的我和现在的我有着明显的不同，我已经不再是那个胆小怕事的孩子了。

我敢于挑战自己，敢于面对困难。

我明白了，只有勇敢地去尝试，才能收获成功和成长。

我不再害怕失败和挫折，因为我知道，失败并不可怕，可怕的是不敢去尝试。

我变得更加开放和积极，愿意去面对各种挑战和困难。

我相信，未来的我会变得更加勇敢和坚强，愿意去迎接更多的挑战和困难。

我会努力去成为一个更加勇敢、坚强和自信的人。

四年级英语作文以前的我和现在的我

四年级英语作文以前的我和现在的我全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Journey of Growth: The Me Before and Me NowWhen I look back at who I was just a few years ago, it feels like I'm remembering a different person entirely. The "me" from back then and the "me" of today have gone through so many changes and experiences that have shaped us into vastly different individuals. It's almost hard to believe how far I've come!The Me BeforeLet's start by taking a trip down memory lane to the "me" of the past. Back in those days, I was a carefree, energetic little kid with boundless curiosity about the world around me. Everything was new and exciting, and I wanted to explore and learn as much as I possibly could.I remember spending countless hours playing outside, running around the neighborhood with my friends, climbing trees, and pretending to be a superhero or a brave explorer. Wewould make up elaborate games and scenarios, fueled by our wild imaginations. Those days were filled with pure joy and happiness, unburdened by the worries and responsibilities that come with growing older.In school, I was that kid who always had a million questions for the teacher. I wanted to know the "why" behind everything we learned, and I was never satisfied with just memorizing facts. I loved diving deep into topics that fascinated me, whether it was learning about dinosaurs, space exploration, or the mysteries of the ocean.However, the "me" back then also had a lot of room for growth. I struggled with patience and attention span, often getting distracted by the slightest thing. Sitting still for extended periods was a real challenge, and my mind would wander off on adventures篇2My Past Self and My Present SelfHi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a 4th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today, I want to share with you how much I've changed and grown over the past few years. It's crazy to think about how different I was back then compared to who I amnow. Let me take you on a little journey through my transformation!Back when I was in 1st grade, I was a tiny little thing. I can still remember how everything seemed so big and overwhelming to me. The school building itself looked like a gigantic castle, and the older kids towered over me like giants. I even had trouble reaching the water fountains without asking for help! But you know what? I didn't let my small stature get me down. I was a bundle of energy, always running around and getting into mischief.One thing I vividly recall about my younger self is how shy I used to be. Whenever my teacher would call on me in class, I would freeze up like a deer in headlights. My face would turn bright red, and I could barely squeak out a word. Public speaking was my worst nightmare! I much preferred staying in the background and letting others do the talking.Another thing that's changed a lot is my interests and hobbies. Back then, I was obsessed with dinosaurs. I could spend hours poring over books about T-rexes, Triceratops, and Velociraptors. I even had a huge collection of plastic dinosaur figures that I would play with all the time. My parents must havethought I was destined to become a paleontologist or something!Fast forward to the present day, and I'm a completely different person in so many ways. For starters, I've shot up like a weed! I'm one of the tallest kids in my class now, and I can reach those water fountains with no problem at all. In fact, sometimes I even have to duck my head to avoid hitting the doorframes!My shyness has also melted away over the years. These days, I have no problem raising my hand in class and speaking up confidently. I've even joined the school drama club, and I love being on stage performing for an audience. Who would have thought that the timid little girl from 1st grade would grow up to be such a ham?As for my interests, well, let's just say that my dinosaur phase is long gone. Now, I'm totally obsessed with science and technology. I can't get enough of learning about things like coding, robotics, and renewable energy. My dream is to one day become a famous inventor and create cool new gadgets that will change the world.Looking back, it's amazing to see how much I've transformed over the years. From a tiny, shy dinosaur fanatic to a tall, confident tech enthusiast, I've come a long way. And you knowwhat? I can't wait to see what the future holds and how I'll continue to grow and evolve. One thing's for sure – my journey is far from over!Well, that's my story of how I've changed from my past self to my present self. I hope you enjoyed taking a little trip down memory lane with me. Who knows, maybe in a few years, I'll write another essay reflecting on how different I was back when I was a 4th grader. For now, though, I'm just going to keep on being my awesome, ever-changing self!篇3The Old Me and The New MeWow, has time flown by quickly! It feels like just yesterday that I was a tiny little kid, waddling around in diapers and drooling all over the place. Those days are long gone though. I'm a big fourth grader now! As I've grown up over the years, so many things about me have changed. The "old me" is really different from the "new me" in a lot of ways.Back when I was a baby and toddler, the old me was pretty clueless about the world. I had no idea what was going on half the time. Everything was new and confusing. Why did the sky look so big? What were those weird lumpy things on my feetcalled? (Toes, I later learned.) Why did my parents seem to enjoy those bitter brown liquid drinks so much? (Coffee, another thing I figured out eventually.) The world was one giant mystery back then.The new me has gained a much better understanding of how things work. After years of experience and lots of questions, I've learned the answers to the easy stuff at least. I know what toes, noses, trees, and cars are now. I've got the basics covered. There's still plenty more advanced things I'm fuzzy on though. Like why do we pay taxes? What actually is gravity? How does the internet work? I'll get there one day!As a little kid, the old me loved to run around outside with boundless energy. My parents said I was a ball of kinetic energy that never ran out of batteries. I'd spend hours upon hours playing at the park, running laps around the backyard, or riding my little trike up and down the street. I was like a perpetual motion machine that never got tired!These days, the new me still likes being active and playing sports. But I definitely run out of energy faster. After a long day at school, a bunch of soccer practice, and finishing my homework, I'm usually pretty beat. By bedtime, I'm zonked outon the couch, wiped from my busy schedule. I'll never have the same inexhaustible energy I did as a rambunctious little kid.Speaking of being a rambunctious kid, the old me sure knew how to throw a tantrum back in the day! Whether it was being denied a cookie before dinner or having a toy taken away as punishment, I'd erupt like a volcano. I'd scream, cry, pound my fists, and make all sorts of loud noises. In hindsight, I'm sure my tantrums were absolutely maddening for my parents to deal with.Thankfully, the new me has much more self-control over my emotions. While I still get frustrated or upset sometimes, I've learned how to express myself through words rather than screaming fits. The random meltdowns are pretty much a thing of the past now. I have more maturity and can stay calm when things don't go my way. Throwing a gigantic tantrum just isn't my style anymore.One thing that hasn't changed much between the old and new me is my curiosity. From a very young age, I've always been a naturally inquisitive person. I constantly peppered my parents with "why" questions about every little thing. Why is the sky blue? Why do dogs bark? Why can't I have ice cream for breakfast? My desire to learn and understand new concepts knew no bounds.Even today as the new me, I'm still an insatiably curious person. I love learning about how things work, whether it's through reading books, watching documentaries, or just asking a million questions. My teachers have commented that my intellectual curiosity is one of my biggest strengths. As I keep growing up, I know my inquisitive mindset will serve me well in furthering my knowledge about this great big world we live in.Looking back on the old me in those early childhood years, I was a pretty picky eater. I turned my nose up at most vegetables, refusing to touch anything green with a ten foot pole. I strictly stuck to a diet of chicken nuggets, pizza, and mac and cheese. My parents must have dreaded mealtimes, struggling to get me to eat even a single pea or carrot.Nowadays as the new me, I've expanded my palette quite a bit. While I still enjoy some of my old kid-friendly staples, I'm much more open to trying new foods. Broccoli? Love it with some ranch. Sushi? A newfound favorite of mine. Spicy curries? Bring篇4My Past Self and My Present SelfHello! My name is Emma, and I'm a fourth-grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today, I want to talk about how different I am now compared to a few years ago. It's amazing how much can change in such a short time!Let's start with my appearance. When I was in first grade, I was a tiny little thing. I was the shortest kid in my class, and my arms and legs were like twigs! I had these chubby cheeks that my grandma loved to pinch, and my hair was always in pigtails or braids. Nowadays, I've shot up like a bean sprout! I'm one of the tallest girls in my grade, and my arms and legs are getting longer every day. My cheeks have thinned out, and I often wear my hair down or in a ponytail. I even have a couple of loose teeth that will soon make way for my adult teeth. It's like I'm turning into a whole new person!My interests have also changed a lot over the years. Back in first grade, all I wanted to do was play with dolls and dress-up clothes. I had a massive collection of Barbie dolls, and I would spend hours brushing their hair and creating elaborate stories for them. I also loved dressing up as a princess or a fairy, twirling around in my fancy dresses and pretending to cast magical spells. These days, I'm more interested in sports and outdoor activities. I recently joined the school's soccer team, and I practice every dayafter school. I also enjoy riding my bike around the neighborhood with my friends and going on hikes with my family.Another big difference between my past self and my present self is my attitude towards school and learning. In first grade, I absolutely dreaded going to school. I would cry and throw tantrums every morning, begging my mom to let me stay home.I found it incredibly difficult to sit still and pay attention in class, and I would often get in trouble for talking or fidgeting. Now, however, I actually enjoy going to school and learning new things. I look forward to my classes, especially math and science, and I actively participate by raising my hand and asking questions. I've also become much better at focusing and staying on task, which has helped me improve my grades significantly.Another thing that hasn't changed is my close relationship with my family. When I was little, I was an absolute daddy's girl. I would follow my dad around everywhere he went, and we would spend hours playing games, reading stories, and just goofing around together. Nowadays, I'm a bit more independent, but I still cherish my bond with my dad and the rest of my family. We have weekly movie nights where we all pile onto the couch andwatch our favorite films together, and we take annual family vacations to exciting new places.As you can see, I've come a long way since my first-grade days. While some aspects of my personality and interests have remained constant, so much has changed in terms of my appearance, activities, and attitude towards school. I've grown taller, traded dolls for soccer balls, and developed a love for learning. At the same time, I'm still the same animal-loving, family-oriented girl at my core.I can't wait to see how I'll continue to grow and change in the years to come. Who knows, maybe by the time I'm in middle school, I'll be a completely different person once again! For now, though, I'm happy and proud of the person I've become, and I'm excited to keep exploring all the wonderful things life has to offer. Thanks for reading about my journey!篇5My Past Self and My Present SelfWow, when I think back to how I was a few years ago, it's crazy how much has changed! I was such a different person back then. My interests, my abilities, even how I looked – it's like I'vebecome a totally new me. Let me tell you all about the old me versus the me of today.Back when I was in 1st grade, I was really into toys and games for little kids. My favorite things were stuffed animals, action figures, dolls, and board games. I loved using my imagination to come up with fun adventures and stories for my toys to act out. Every day after school, I would dump out my toy box and play make-believe for hours. My stuffed puppy Jack was my very best friend. We went everywhere together!These days, while I still enjoy using my creativity, I'm way more interested in activities for bigger kids. Toys andmake-believe games seem kind of babyish to me now. Instead, I love reading chapter books, riding my bike, swimming at the pool, and hanging out with my friends in real life rather than pretending with toys. My current best friend is Jessica, not a stuffed animal. We have sleepovers, go to the movies, and chat about school, music, and boys we have crushes on. Imagining with toys feels like a waste of time when I could be doing so many other fun things!When I was little, I was pretty clueless about a lot of things. So much of the world was a total mystery to me back then. I didn't understand concepts like telling time, reading maps,doing basic math, or even tying my shoes. Everything was brand new and confusing. I was always asking a million questions about how things worked and why things were a certain way. Sometimes it was kind of embarrassing how little I knew!Now that I'm older and in 4th grade, I've learned so much. I'm starting to feel wise and knowledgeable about the world around me, at least compared to my clueless toddler self. I can read books by myself, I know basic geography, I can add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers, and I've mastered all kinds of life skills like tying laces, making my bed, and bargaining with my parents for things I want. There's still plenty more for me to learn and understand, but I've come so incredibly far from where I started just a few short years ago.Physically, I was a tiny little peanut back then too. I was barely three feet tall, and probably weighed less than 40 pounds when I was 5 or 6 years old. I was so small and fragile. I looked likea little baby doll. My baby teeth were still mostly filling up my mouth, I had chubby little cheeks and legs, and all my clothes were miniature sized to fit my miniature body.These days, I've shot up like a weed! In the last year or two, I've grown at least 6 inches taller. I'm approaching 5 feet now, and I weigh around 70 pounds. My body is longer and leaner,with just a little softness left over from my baby chubbiness. I finally lost my two front teeth, making way for my big adult teeth to come in. My face has thinned out, giving me more defined cheeks and making me look more mature, like a young lady instead of a little kid. I can finally fit into clothes and shoes made for bigger kids instead of toddler sizes.Speaking of clothes, my sense of style has definitely changed over the years too. When I was little, I loved dressing as crazy and mismatched as possible. Tutus, wacky printed leggings, shirts with puff sleeves and bows, glittery shoes, all the colors and patterns clashing together – I loved putting together the wildest outfits I could dream up. My mom probably cringed every time I walked out of my room in one of my insane looks. But back then I thought I was just the cutest, most stylish kid around.Nowadays, I put a lot more thought into how I dress. I go for a simpler, more coordinated look, choosing solid colored shirts with jeans or colored pants. Patterns are okay, but nothing too busy or mismatched. And I've finally learned what kinds of styles actually do look good on me instead of just wearing whatever wacky thing I felt like. Looking put together and on-trend is really important to me, especially now that I'm getting interested in boys and want them to think I'm cute. I might still playfully adda fun accessory here and there, but my outfits are a lot more toned down compared to my outrageous kid looks.One thing that really hasn't changed too much is how much I love art, music, and being creative. As a little kid, I was always coloring, cutting out paper dolls, dressing up,singing made-up silly songs, and just generally making messes with crafts and art supplies. I was never afraid to get hands-on creative and do projects, even if they looked a little sloppy or weird.I still have that same creative spark and desire to make art asa 4th grader. However, I've honed my skills a lot more now. These days, I'm really into sketching and painting. I can draw things that actually look pretty realistic, like portraits of my friends, animals, and objects around me. Same with painting – no more just slopped on blobs of color. Now, I can actually create images that resemble what I intended. I write stories with plot lines and character development rather than just nonsensical songs. My projects look intentional and precise rather than messy. I've gained way more control and technique over the years, even if my creativity itself hasn't faded.The biggest difference from then to now is probably my confidence level. As a first grader, I was a super shy, timid little thing. I could barely speak up in class. I was afraid to try newthings or put myself out there. Being the center of attention always made me want to shrink away and hide. I had a really hard time making new friends because I was too nervous and insecure to go up and talk to people. I doubted myself and my abilities at every turn.Fortunately, over the years I've gained a ton moreself-confidence and courage. Sure, I still get a little shy or insecure sometimes, but nothing compared to how paralyzed I used to feel. These days, I raise my hand all the time in class, I signed up to be in the school play, I joined art club where I get to share my creations, and I work really hard to make new friends and put myself out there socially. I know I'm smart, talented, and capable. I'm not as afraid to take risks and go for what I want despite feeling nervous. My self-assuredness has grown so much thanks to all the experiences and challenges I've overcome.Overall, while some parts of my personality have remained constant, I've changed immensely in so many ways between my past little kid self and my current nearly-teenager self. My interests, knowledge, physical appearance, personal style, creativity, confidence – so much about me has transformed. And I'm sure the process of change and growth is far from over. There are still so many ways I'll continue developing and maturing overthe next few years as I get closer to being a full-fledged teenager.I can't wait to see what the future me is like! If the glow-up from past to present is any indication, my future self is going to be awesome. Although I'll always have a soft spot for the cute little girl I once was, I'm really liking the brave, capable, well-rounded person I'm becoming. This is just the start of an incredible journey into my best self.篇6Title: The Old Me and The New MeHi there! My name is Emily and I'm a 4th grader at Sunny Hill Elementary School. Today, I want to share with you how muchI've changed over the past few years. Believe me, the 'old me' was quite different from the 'new me' that you see today!When I was younger, let's say around kindergarten age, I was a really shy kid. I remember feeling so nervous on my first day of school. I clung to my mom's leg and didn't want her to leave me in that big, scary classroom full of unfamiliar faces. The thought of making new friends terrified me. I just wanted to stay in my safe, little cocoon at home.Back then, I was also a really picky eater. I refused to try anything new or "yucky-looking." My diet consisted mainly ofchicken nuggets, french fries, and pizza – the holy trinity of kid food! Veggies? No way! Anything green or remotelyhealthy-looking was strictly off-limits in my book. I'm sure my poor parents had a tough time trying to get me to eat a balanced diet.Another thing about the 'old me' was that I was incredibly clumsy. I constantly tripped over my own feet, dropped things, and somehow always ended up with scrapes and bruises all over my body. My coordination was, let's just say, not the best. Playing sports or any kind of physical activity was a real challenge for me.But you know what? As I grew older, things started to change. The 'new me' began to emerge, and let me tell you, it's been a pretty awesome transformation!Nowadays, I'm a total social butterfly! I love meeting new people and making friends. In fact, I'm often the one who initiates conversations and introduces myself to others. Shyness? What's that? I left that part of me behind a long time ago.My taste buds have also matured a lot. I'm no longer a picky eater at all. In fact, I'll try pretty much anything these days! Sushi, broccoli, spinach – you name it, I'll eat it. My parents are thrilled that I've become so adventurous with my food choices. Theyalways joke that if they had known this 'new me' was coming, they wouldn't have had to struggle so much with getting me to eat my veggies when I was little.And get this – I'm actually pretty good at sports now! I joined the school soccer team last year and discovered that I have a real talent for it. Who would have thought, right? The 'old me' was so uncoordinated, but the 'new me' is nimble, quick on her feet, and can really kick a mean ball.I also haven't lost my goofy, silly side. I still make silly faces, tell corny jokes, and generally just like to have fun and be a little bit weird sometimes. Some things never change, and that's okay with me!Looking back, it's crazy to see how much I've grown and evolved over the years. The 'old me' feels like a distant memory now. I'm sure the 'new me' will keep on changing and growing as I get older, too. Who knows what other surprises and transformations are in store?One thing's for sure, though – no matter how much I change on the outside, my core values and the things that really matter will always stay the same. I'll always be kind, compassionate, hard-working, and grateful for the people and opportunities in my life.So, there you have it – the story of the 'old me' and the 'new me.' It's been quite a journey so far, and I can't wait to see what the future holds. If my past is any indication, it's going to be one wild, wonderful ride!。

我的过去和现在英语作文,五句话四年

我的过去和现在英语作文,五句话四年全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Past and PresentWhen I was in first grade, I was a little kid who didn't know much about the world. I loved playing with my toys and watching cartoons all day long. My favorite thing to do was to have pretend tea parties with my stuffed animals. I didn't like going to school because I had to sit still for too long. Recess was the best part of the day because I could run around and be free.Second grade was when I started to really love learning. I had the most amazing teacher, Mrs. Johnson, who made everything seem like an adventure. We went on field trips to the zoo and the science museum. I remember being so excited when we hatched baby chicks in our classroom. Math was my favorite subject because I loved solving problems. I also started to make lots of new friends that year.The summer before third grade, my family moved to a new house in a different city. I was really sad to leave my old school and friends behind. On the first day of third grade, I was the newkid and felt really shy. But I soon made some great new friends who helped me feel at home. That year, I joined the school soccer team and discovered my love for sports. I also became a avid reader, devouring book after book from the library.Fourth grade was a tough year for me academically. The schoolwork seemed to get a lot harder, especially math. I struggled with fractions and long division. I had to work really hard and stay focused. My parents got me a tutor who helped me catch up. I'm proud of how I didn't give up, even when I felt frustrated. That year, I also took up playing the violin in the school orchestra. It was challenging at first but so rewarding once I got the hang of it.Now I'm in fifth grade, which is my last year of elementary school before I move on to middle school. I've grown so much as a student and a person over these past few years. I've developed interesting hobbies like soccer, reading, and music. I've become a curious learner who loves tackling new challenges. I've made wonderful friends who brighten my days. While I'll miss elementary school, I'm excited to start the next chapter of my academic journey. I can't wait to see what new adventures and discoveries await me in middle school!篇2My Past and PresentWhen I was a little kid, everything seemed so big and exciting. The world was full of new things to discover and explore.I remember the first time I went to school. It was a huge building with lots of classrooms and playgrounds. I felt so small and nervous, but also curious to learn new things.In kindergarten, my favorite part of the day was story time. The teacher would read us colorful books with amazing adventures about animals, princes, and princesses. I loved listening to the stories and looking at the beautiful illustrations. Afterwards, we would get to draw pictures or make crafts about the story. I wasn't the best artist, but I had a lot of fun creating my masterpieces.As I got older, school became more challenging. We had to learn how to read, write, and do math. At first, it was really hard for me to understand all the new concepts. But with patience and practice, I slowly started improving. My parents and teachers were always there to encourage me and help me when I got stuck.One of my favorite subjects was science. I loved learning about the natural world - from plants and animals to the solar system and beyond. We even got to do fun experiments likemaking volcanoes erupt or creating rainbows with prisms. Science made me realize how amazing our universe is.Now that I'm in the upper grades of elementary school, things have changed a lot. The work is much harder, and we have to study many different subjects like history, geography, and literature. But I've also made some great friends along the way who make school more enjoyable.My best friend Sarah and I have known each other since first grade. We used to play together at recess, chasing each other on the playground and making up crazy games. Now we still have a lot of fun, but we also help each other with our homework and study for tests.One thing that hasn't changed is my love of reading. I've always enjoyed getting lost in the pages of a good book. These days, I'm really into fantasy and adventure novels about brave kids going on epic quests. My favorite series is about a group of friends who discover a secret world of magic and mythical creatures. I can't wait to see what exciting adventures they go on next!Speaking of adventures, my family loves taking trips during summer vacation. We've gone camping in the mountains, visited museums in big cities, and even traveled to other countries. Lastsummer, we went to Mexico and I got to see ancient Mayan ruins and beautiful beaches. It was an amazing experience that taught me so much about other cultures.At home, I also have a lot of hobbies and interests. I'm part of my school's art club, and I love painting and sculpting with clay. My dream is to become an artist or an architect when I grow up so I can design amazing buildings and structures.I'm also really into sports and being active. Every week, I take karate lessons and have already earned my yellow belt. Karate has taught me discipline, focus, and how to defend myself. On weekends, my dad and I like going on hikes to explore the trails and forests near our home.While a lot has changed since I was a little kid, some things have stayed the same. I'm still curious about the world and love learning new things every day. School can be hard work, but it's also rewarding when I finally understand a tricky concept or get a good grade on an assignment I worked really hard on.My friends and family are always there to support me, and we have a lot of fun together making memories. Sometimes I miss the carefree days of being a young child without as many responsibilities. But I'm also excited to keep growing, learning, and experiencing all the adventures that life has in store for me.No matter what challenges or changes come my way, I'll always have my imagination, my passions, and the people I care about by my side. The past has shaped who I am, but the future is full of endless possibilities waiting to be explored. I can't wait to see what amazing experiences are still to come!篇3My Past and PresentSentence 1 (Grade 1):When I was in first grade, my whole world revolved around playing with my toys, running around outside, and making believe I was a superhero or princess or whatever captured my imagination that day.Sentence 2 (Grade 2):Last year in second grade, I started to learn how to read and write, which opened up amazing new worlds for me through books and stories. I loved listening to my teacher read aloud from magical adventure tales and then trying to write my own little stories during free time.Sentence 3 (Grade 3):This year in third grade has been really exciting because I'm finally getting to learn so many new things like multiplication, fractions, and even a tiny bit about ancient civilizations which seems super cool with all the pyramids and mummies and stuff. Every day I come home just bursting to tell my parents everything I learned at school that day.Sentence 4 (Grade 4):Next year when I'm in fourth grade, I know I'll be one of the oldest kids in the whole elementary school which is going to be weird but also kind of awesome. I'm really looking forward to being one of the "big kids" and hopefully getting to join the safety patrol squad or being a lunch monitor or something along those lines. My big goal for fourth grade is to read one of the super thick Harry Potter books from start to finish all by myself!Sentence 5 (Grade 5):As I look ahead to fifth grade and the end of elementary school after that, I can't help but feel a little nervous about the transition to middle school and everything that will entail. Part of me will be sad to leave this familiar place behind where I've spent my entire childhood so far. But the bigger part of me is eager to continue growing, learning, and taking on new challenges and opportunities. While the past few years have been filled withgreat memories and first experiences, I know the present is just the beginning and there is so much more in store for my future!篇4My Past and PresentHi there! My name is Emma and I'm in the 5th grade. I'm going to tell you all about my past and how it's different from my present. It's been quite a journey going from a tiny little kid to the big girl I am now!When I was really little, like 4 years old, my whole world was my house and my backyard. I loved playing make-believe and having tea parties with my stuffed animals. My favorite was Mr. Fluffkins, a purple bear who was the guest of honor at all my fancy parties. We would sit around my little plastic table and I'd serve air for tea while we discussed very important imaginary business. Those were such fun and carefree days!At that age, I didn't have any responsibilities besides picking up my toys when my mom told me to. I could just play all day without a care in the world. Sometimes my parents would take me to the park and I would swing on the swings for hours, reaching my little legs out to try and touch the clouds as I soared through the air. Or I would dig for treasures in the sandbox andbury my toys, only to dig them back up again minutes later in a fit of giggles. Ah, to be that young and innocent again!As I got a bit older, like around 6 or 7, my world started expanding beyond just my house. I started going to school and made my first real friends outside of my family. That was a big change! Suddenly I had all these other kids to play with at recess instead of just my imaginary friends. We would chase each other around the playground and play fun games like tag orhide-and-seek.School itself was kind of hard for me at first. I had to sit still and listen to the teacher for what felt like forever when all I wanted to do was run around. But eventually I got the hang of it and even started to enjoy learning new things. Reading was my favorite subject – I loved getting lost in different storybooks and going on adventures with the characters. Math was pretty confusing at times, but I worked really hard and didn't give up.Now that I'm a big 5th grader, my life looks a lot different than it did when I was a preschooler. I have so many more responsibilities and things to keep track of. I have a lot more homework from all my different classes like science, social studies, and English. I have to write book reports and study fortests on things like state capitals and the planets in our solar system. It definitely keeps me busy!I'm also active in a few after-school activities now. On Mondays I have soccer practice, Tuesdays are for Girl Scouts, Wednesdays I take an art class, and Thursdays are for my book club. The weekends are a blessed break from that chaotic schedule! I love all my activities, but sometimes I get a little overwhelmed with everything I have going on. Luckily I've learned to make a schedule and prioritize so I can get it all done without stressing out too much.Even though there's a lot more on my plate now that I'm older, I still make sure to find time for fun too. I'll always cherish the carefree days of being a tiny tot, but I'm enjoying this stage of being more "grown up" too. I have way more freedom and responsibilities than I did as a preschooler, but I'm rising to the challenge!My friends and I still act silly and goof around, but we like to think we're a lot more mature than those crazy kindergarteners. We'll have deep, philosophical discussions about the latest books we're reading or talk about what we want to be when we grow up. I'm leaning towards being either a marine biologist or a teacher – I'll let you know in a few years which path I decide on!When I look back at how much I've grown and changed over the past few years, it's kind of mind-blowing. From being a small fry who only knew about the world within the four walls of my house, to now learning about atoms and world geography, I've come a long way! My childlike sense of wonder is still there, but now it's blended with a thirst for knowledge about how the world works. I can't wait to see what the future holds and how I'll continue evolving as I go through middle school, high school, and eventually college and a career. The possibilities are endless!So in a nutshell, that's my past and present. My past was filled with imaginary games and blissful days of doing whatever I felt like. My present means more structure and responsibilities, but also way more fun experiences and opportunities to learn and grow. I'm really liking this balanced lifestyle of work and play. If you had asked me a few years ago, I probably wouldn't have handled it as well! But I've matured and am figuring out how to thrive, no matter what life throws my way. Thanks for reading about my journey - I'll check back in in a few more years!篇5My Past and PresentWhen I was a little kid, life seemed so simple and carefree. I didn't have many worries or responsibilities. My biggest concern was deciding which toys to play with or what games to enjoy with my friends during recess. Those were such happy and innocent times.In kindergarten, I loved fingerpainting and making a mess with the colorful paints. I篇6My Past and PresentWhen I was in First Grade:School was totally new and kind of scary at first, but I made some good friends right away. We had lots of fun during recess playing tag and jumping rope. Reading was my favorite subject since I loved hearing all the different stories. Math was hard though with all those numbers to memorize. By the end of the year, I didn't want summer to come because I would miss my teacher and classmates.Now in Second Grade:I'm so excited to be back at school and in a new grade level. Writing has become one of my favorite things to do and I loveearning stickers and prizes for my creative stories. Learning about science is really cool, especially when we get to do experiments. Spelling tests are no fun at all though and sometimes I mix up my letters. Luckily my best friend sits next to me and we help each other out. This year is going by really fast!When I was in Third Grade:Third grade was a big challenge with much harder assignments and tests. Memorizing the multiplication tables was so hard, but my mom hired a tutor to help me. My reading skills improved a lot and I remember having to write detailed book reports. One of the best things was going on my first real field trip to the science museum. Group projects were new that year and taught me how to cooperate better. By the end of third grade, I felt proud of myself for working so hard.Now in Fourth Grade:Being in the highest elementary grade makes me feel so grown up! The schoolwork is pretty intense with longer writing assignments, chapters to read every night, and multi-step math problems. Learning about state history and geography has been fascinating. My teachers have high expectations, but I'm doing my best to meet them. Preparing for the state test at the end ofthe year is stressing me out a little. I'm going to miss elementary school but I'm ready for the new challenges of middle school.Those sentences capture some of the key changes and experiences from the perspective of an elementary student looking back on their past and reflecting on their present grade level. The language aims for an authentic voice of a young student discussing academic subjects, classroom activities, areas of struggle and growth, as well as personal milestones. Moving through the elementary years in this format provides a glimpse into the evolving school experience.。

过去的我和现在的我作文关于学习

过去的我和现在的我作文关于学习《过去的我和现在的我》
哎呀呀，想起过去的我在学习上的那些事儿，可真是好笑又好气呀。

以前，我一看到书就犯困，特别是上那些枯燥的数学课，那简直就是我的噩梦呀。

记得有一次上数学课，老师在上面讲得津津有味，我呢，在下面直打瞌睡。

头就跟小鸡啄米似的，一会儿点一下，一会儿点一下，最后实在撑不住了，直接趴在桌子上呼呼大睡起来。

结果，被老师发现了，把我狠狠批了一顿，那场面，真是尴尬极了。

但现在的我可不一样啦！我居然爱上了学习，特别是对那些以前觉得难搞的知识有了浓厚的兴趣。

我会主动去预习功课，遇到不懂的就缠着老师和同学问个不停。

每天早早起来背单词、背课文，晚上还会认真做练习题。

现在上数学课我可精神啦，眼睛死死盯着老师，积极回答问题，感觉学习数学还挺好玩的呢。

我发现呀，只要自己愿意努力，真的能看到很不一样的自己。

嘿嘿，过去的我已经远去啦，现在的我要在学习的道路上一路向前冲！我相信以后的我会越来越好，越来越棒！加油哟！。

自己的过去和现在作文

自己的过去和现在作文朋友！今天来跟您唠唠我这一路走来的过去和现在。

过去的我呀，那简直就是个小迷糊蛋。

记得小时候，每次出门都能迷路，搞得爸妈哭笑不得。

在学校里，我也是个调皮捣蛋鬼，成绩嘛，也就那样，总是让老师又好气又好笑。

那时候的梦想也特别天真，一会儿想当飞行员，在天空自由翱翔；一会儿又想当科学家，搞出什么惊天动地的大发明。

可实际情况是，作业都还经常写得乱七八糟。

再说说过去的兴趣爱好，那可真是五花八门。

一会儿迷上收集邮票，把零花钱都砸进去了；一会儿又对画画感兴趣，家里的墙壁都差点被我当成画布。

而现在呢，我可算是长大了点儿，懂事了不少。

虽然偶尔还是会犯迷糊，但已经能自己找到回家的路啦！对于学习和工作，也知道要认真对待，努力去争取更好的成绩和机会。

现在的梦想变得更加实际和坚定，不再是那些天马行空的幻想，而是想要通过自己的努力，让生活过得更有品质，能照顾好家人，实现自己的小目标。

兴趣爱好方面，也变得更加专注和深入。

比如喜欢读书，从书里汲取知识和力量；喜欢运动，保持健康的身体和积极的心态。

过去的我是青涩懵懂的，现在的我正在努力成长和进步。

未来嘛，我相信会更加精彩！这就是我的过去和现在，您觉得怎么样？。

【四年级作文】过去,现在_750字

【四年级作文】过去，现在_750字
过去，现在
过去的时光，仿佛若隐若现，仿佛一眨眼就已经过去了。

那时我还是一个毛头小伙子，四处尽是好奇心和探险心。

每天早上，我都会拉着妈妈的手走到河边，看着天边的云彩，
感受着清新的空气，心情格外的愉悦。

在河边，我可以看到老爷爷们在钓鱼，女姑娘们在
晒衣服，还有小狗在嬉戏着，好不热闹。

而我，总是会大声地喊着：“妈妈，看那是什么呀？”有了妈妈的陪伴，我觉得整个世界都充满了神奇和宝藏。

如今的时光，却变得快速而匆忙。

我已经长大了，不再是那个阳光少年，而是一个成
熟的大学生。

每天都要紧张地面对着各种考试和挑战，精神紧绷得像琴弦一样。

周末的时候，我不再是玩闹的孩子，而是变成了上网做论文、敲代码的码农。

不时，我会回忆起过
去的美好时光，想把那些纯真的日子重新捉住。

但现在的我，只能默默地忍受着时间的磨炼，期待未来能有更好的日子。

过去和现在，好像是两条不同的道路，却又是相互去联系的。

我们不会忘记过去追求
的理想和热情，也要珍惜现在的成果和经历。

过去的一切，都是我们成长的珍贵财富，它
们会在生命的路程中为我们指引方向。

而现在的一切，则是我们成长的昭示，提醒我们不
断前进和进步。

无论过去还是现在，我们都要用心去感受、去品味，把每一段时光都过得精彩而有意义。

让过去成为现在成长的土壤，让现在带着感激的心态，勇敢地闯出一条独一无二的人
生路。

以前的我和现在的我的变化作文

以前的我和现在的我的变化作文以前的我和现在的我的变化作文「篇一」在时间长河中，我从一个嗷嗷待哺的小孩，慢慢长大，开始在思考、处事方面有了变化。

也从一个幼稚的小屁孩变成了可以独立思考的小大人了。

正所谓女大十八变，从最明显的外貌上，我就有许多变化了。

儿时的我雪白雪白的，跟白雪公主一般，而且不是一般的胖，全身上下肉肉的。

现在的我瘦了一些也变黑了，和之前的我没有半分相像。

我的思考也在时间长河中日渐深入，从一个看绘本故事，漫画书，什么都不懂的小孩儿，成了喜爱文学作品的姑娘。

时间在不停流淌，我在成长时，已不知不觉成熟了。

我的成长清晰可见，这一些文学作品教会了我许多。

在成长历程中，我的思考成熟了，深入了，但我的有一性格却不那么“听话”了。

那就是我变得不那么爱干净、整洁了，还记得在我一年级的时候，书桌整整齐齐、一尘不染。

书包没有一天是乱的，早上一起床就叠被子，床上干净的如还没人入住的酒店一般―――这一切都是我整理的。

而现在呢，起床从来不会叠被子，桌子乱得和鸡窝有的一拼，书包也不会按大小放置书本。

一对比下，当下的自己可真是懒惰啊。

可是肩上背负了那么多学业，我真是想勤快也勤快不起来了啊！我真想回到过去啊，天天无忧无虑的，开心快乐的生活，不用被学习压力所困扰。

可是人不可能永远活在过去，永远不成长啊，对于未来，现在的自己也会成为过去，所以一定要做好当下，让未来的自己没有可留的遗憾。

成长过程，我收获了与日俱增的思考处事能力，可学习打压也让我变得懒惰，可又有什么办法呢？过好当下最重要！以前的我和现在的我的变化作文「篇二」我在小的时候，总是幻想着快点长大，长得像哥哥姐姐那样，有学问，每天背着个书包。

哥哥姐姐们知道我这个想法后都笑我傻，现在这样不好吗，自由自在，无忧无虑！小时候的我执着而单纯，依旧那么想着，不理会他们那‘无知’的嘲笑，依旧歪着脑袋痴想---快点长大就好了！转眼间，2年过去了，我上小学了，开始时，好奇心让我的学习生活既快乐又充实，也没有哥哥姐姐说的那么苦啊！老师的教导，同学的友谊，让我巴不得一天到晚都呆在学校这个充满书香的地方！日子在一天一天流逝，我慢慢感觉到了学习的压力，那么重，那么重。

自己和过去的对比作文

自己和过去的对比作文你有没有想过，自己就像一个不断更新的软件，每个阶段都有不同的版本？我就常常这么觉得，现在的我和过去的我，那可真是有着天壤之别呢。

小时候的我，那就是个超级胆小鬼。

晚上睡觉必须得开着小夜灯，哪怕有一点点黑影晃悠，我就会脑补出各种妖魔鬼怪，然后像个受惊的小兔子一样，把头蒙在被子里，大气都不敢出。

有一次，我半夜尿急，可是看着黑乎乎的房间，硬是憋了好久，直到实在忍不住了才鼓起勇气冲向厕所，那速度简直比火箭发射还快。

再看看现在的我，走夜路都不带怕的。

黑灯瞎火的小巷子，我就哼着小曲儿大摇大摆地走过去，心里想着：“哼，什么妖魔鬼怪，有本事出来和我大战三百回合啊！”以前我还是个超级挑食的家伙。

绿色的蔬菜在我眼里就像毒药一样，每次吃饭看到它们就皱眉头。

我妈为了让我吃口青菜，那真是使出了浑身解数，又是哄又是骗的。

她会说：“吃了青菜就能像大力水手一样强壮哦。

”我就会回她：“我才不要当大力水手，我要当只吃肉的小老虎。

”可现在呢？我简直就是个“蔬菜爱好者联盟”的忠实成员。

什么西兰花、菠菜、芹菜，我都吃得津津有味。

要是一顿饭没有蔬菜，我还觉得缺点啥呢。

这转变，我妈都说像是换了个人似的。

在学习方面，过去的我那就是个典型的“拖延症患者”。

老师一布置作业，我心里想着：“时间还早呢，先玩一会儿再说。

”然后就把作业抛到九霄云外去了。

等到快上学了，才开始慌慌张张地赶作业，那字写得就像鬼画符一样，自己都不认识。

现在可不同喽，我就像个学习小达人。

每天放学后，第一件事就是规规矩矩地坐在书桌前，把作业按照难易程度列个清单，然后一项一项地完成。

而且我还会主动找一些课外书来看，扩充自己的知识储备。

我都佩服自己现在这么爱学习呢。

以前我在社交场合也是个小透明。

一到人多的地方，就害羞得恨不得找个地缝钻进去。

别人跟我说话，我就低着头，小声得像蚊子哼哼一样回答。

参加集体活动的时候，总是躲在最后面，就盼着活动快点结束。

现在呢？我可是个社交小能手。

我的过去和现在作文

我的过去和现在作文
我的过去和现在作文
在平凡的学习、工作、生活中，说到作文，大家肯定都不陌生吧，作文是通过文字来表达一个主题意义的记叙方法。

相信写作文是一个让许多人都头痛的问题，下面是店铺整理的我的过去和现在作文，供大家参考借鉴，希望可以帮助到有需要的'朋友。

我的过去和现在真是大不相同，过去的我很不听话，可是现在我是一个优秀的三好学生。

过去我是上课不认真听讲。

上二年级，我上课的时候，经常和同桌说话，老师也经常批评我，我忍了。

回到家第一件事就是玩手机和看电视，妈妈和爸爸也会说我，打我，可是我就是改不了。

我非常马虎，写卷子的时候，不管是对还是错，问题该会的题不会，不会的题胡写一气，这样我考得非常不好，老师也就不管我了。

现在我上课问总是不转睛地看着老师在讲解问题，让读书的时候好好读，看书的时候一目十行。

上课举手回答问题非常积极。

现在我的妈妈和爸爸不仅不骂我也不打我，还会给我买好吃的。

现在我非常心细，写卷子和写作业的时候会做的题先做，写完了以后，不会的题用心问家长和老师，现在老师非常喜欢提问我。

这不其中考试考试结束我考了一个全班第3名，爸爸和妈妈都很爱我。

考试考完了，开了家长会，老师发了奖状，我得了喜报和三好学生奖老师还发了50元钱给我。

我和过去大不一样了，我希望以后可以再考上第一名，加油吧！
【我的过去和现在作文】。