[《描写动物蛇的英语作文》1600字]用英语作文描写蛇

作文一:《描写动物蛇的英语作文》1600字

Snakes蛇

The snake is a long and thin animal that lives in grass or other dark places. 蛇是一种又长又瘦的动物,生活在草丛里和阴暗的地方、A snake has no legs or feet, but it can move very fast on its stomach.蛇没有腿和脚,靠胃部飞快的移动前进。 Snakes usually have green, yellow or black skins, which make them difficult for their enemies to find them. 蛇常常有绿色,黄色和黑色的皮肤,使得敌人很难找到他们。Some kinds of snakes live in water. They can swim as freely as fish.有些蛇生活在水里,他们能像鱼一样飞速的游移。

Snakes are cold-blooded animals. In winter they hibernatein holes which are narrow enough only to hold the snakes' bodies. The snakes can sleep through a whole winter without eating and moving. They can not feel any pain. The hibernation period lasts about five months. When spring es, the snakes e out and begin their normal life.

Snakes can take many things as food, such as mice, sparrows, frogs,birds' eggs, pests and so on. People sometimes can see a snake eat a sparrow. First it moves close to the sparrow, then it puts out its tongue and brings the sparrow into its mouth and swallows it, which makes a lump in the snake's body. After some time the lump disappears.

As snakes are dreadful-looking, people are afraid of them. Many people drive them away whenever they see snakes. But in Chinese fairy tales, snakes are by no means bad. They seem to have human feelings. They can change into pretty girls. People like and respect them. The most well-known is the story about the White Snake and the Blue Snake.

In fact, snakes are not as dreadful as they look. They can help us to kill mice and pests. They can provide us with delicious meat. Their blood is a good drink. Poisonous snakes are especially useful. We can make valuable drugs with them.

作文二:《英语描写文写作》25100字

Descriptive writing

The descriptive essay presents a word-picture of persons, places, objects, and emotions. The writer uses a

careful selection of specific and concrete details to make a clear dominant impression on the reader. A

descriptive essay can be objective or subjective and the writer’s purpose is to involve the reader enough so

that s/he can actually visualize what is being described. The best description appeals to the five senses: sight,

sound, touch, smell, and taste. As you work on your own descriptive essay, the main thing to remember is this

rule: show, don’t tell.

1. Description of a person

Principles : Descriptions of people may focus on the various aspects of the people described — their physical

appearance, style of clothing, their character and personality, their interests and behavior. What you select to

describe depends on your topic and purpose.

● Describe clearly. To make a description of a person clear to the reader, the writer must include a sufficient             number of details that are specific. (See Sample A)

● Select only appropriate details. You don’t have to describe every single detail about the person. You should

select only those details that present a dominant impression. A mon plan for arranging details presents the

subject’s most outstanding characteristics first and then fills in the lesser information. (See Sample B)

● Make your descriptions vivid. (See sample C)

Task 1  Read to learn about writing

Sample A

Remember that you can’t write good descriptions without being specific. The following is a typical example

of the descriptive essay, in which the writer Loe Dobbs uses specific details to create a portrait of his father

who has affected his life greatly.

“Terrific Work”

I grew up in Childress, Texas, a town of nearly 8,000, where Dad had a farm-machinery business. I

hauled hay, picked potatoes and did other chores, but  my father always insisted that schoolwork e first.

He may not have had much formal education — Dad left school in the eighth grade — but  he possessed

a world of knowledge. He was a voracious reader who was smarter  about current affairs than  anyone I knew.

At the dinner table he pushed me to think and to defend my opinions. These discussions sparked in me an

intense curiosity about the world and taught me the importance of attaining the best education I could.

It also helped that Dad believed praise was a more  powerful motivator than criticism. When  I brought

home a good report card, he would say, “Terrific work!” and that was enough to inspire me to bring home an

even better one next time. This approach proved successful, and  when it came time for me to go to college, I

was lucky enough to be accepted by Harvard.

Honesty was supremely important to Dad. He stressed that an honest life is an honorable life. I always

remember him telling me, “Say what you mean and mean what you say.”

My father has been gone thirty years now, but he still lives on in me and my children. I tried to raise them

as he raised me, and I have wished countless times that he could see us now. (Adapted from Reader’s Digest)

Sample B

Read the essay below and notice how the writer uses appropriate details to present an unforgettable professor

to the readers.

My Favorite Professor

In my more ambitious academic days, I was majoring in both mathematics and journalism. I was not a

typical math major; my classes did not e easily to me despite my professors’ most brave efforts. While my peers tended to tackle their homework without too much sweat, I struggled to keep pace. Dr. Rudy Horne taught my differential equations course, which dealt with material I considered quite challenging.

I still remember the first day of class. Dr. Horne had the rare ability to make difficult maths seem simple. Of course, I still failed to keep up, so I attended his open office hours every week to catch up on material that I could not digest in class. Dr. Horne’s office hours were his strongest point. At first, I was concerned that he would not be pleased with how much extra help I was seeking. I was worried for no reason. Not only would he go through any homework problem with which I struggled, but he made sure I knew that he wanted me to be there. After the work on differential equations (微分方程) was finished, we would sit and chat about Carolina sports, the dynamics of the classroom and even his friend’s uping wedding. Needless to say, Dr. Horne became a friend in that mathematical part of my life where I needed the most support.

I had a difficult time telling certain people about my decision to focus solely on journalism. Months after my decision, I still had not told Dr. Horne. I did not want to disappoint him since he had spent so much of his time helping me. I eventually ran into him at a movie theater on Franklin Street. We t out for coffee after the film to catch up with each other. When I told him about my decision and the reasons behind it, he could not have been more supportive. I realized then that even though he was an experienced mathematician who had been dragged into my mathematical struggles, he really wanted what was best for me. That, to me, is the definition of a friend.

catch up with/on: acquire information about sth. belatedly  事后了解对某事的情况

drag into: make sb. take part in an activity against his will 硬拉某人参加…

Sample C

To create a good descriptive essay about a person, you should try to make your description lively. The following is an essay written by Katharine Brush, first published on March 16, 1946, in The New Yorker. As you read it, note how the writer vividly  presents the portraits of the couple who fail to municate well with each other. Discuss the questions after the essay.

Birthday Party

They were a couple in their late thirties, and they looked unmistakably married. They sat on the banquette opposite us in a little narrow restaurant, having dinner. with glasses on it; the woman was fadingly pretty, in a big hat. There was nothing conspicuous (惹人注目的) about them, nothing particularly noticeable, until the end of their meal, when it suddenly became obvious that this was an Occasion — in fact, the husband’s birthday, and the wife had planned a little surprise for him. It arrived, in the form of a small but glossy birthday cake, with one pink candle burning in the center. The played “Happy Birthday to You” and the wife beamed with shy pride over her little surprise, and such few that help was needed, because the husband was not pleased. Instead he was hotly embarrassed, and indignant at his wife for embarrassing him.

Y ou looked at him and you saw this and you thought, “Oh, now, don’t be like that!” But he was like that, and as soon as the little cake had been deposited on the table, and the orchestra had finished the birthday piece, and the general attention had shifted from the man and the woman, I saw him say something to her under his I couldn’t bear to look at the woman then, so I stared at my plate and waited for quite a long time. Not long enough, though. finally glanced over there again. Crying quietly and heartbrokenly and hopelessly, all to herself, under the gay

Questions on content and structure:

1. How does the writer create a striking image of the birthday cake delivered to their table?

Using sensory description to create a vivid image of the wife’s birthday gift for her husband.

2. Why is the husband embarrassed? How does he show his embarrassment?

Because he dislikes being made a public scene. He says something to his wife under his breath — some punishing thing, quick and curt and unkind.

3. Why does the writer present the detail “I saw him say something to her under his breath — some punishing thing, quick and curt and unkind”?

To show that the husband was hotly embarrassed, and indignant at his wife for embarrassing him.

4. Why does the writer make the description: “She was still crying when I finally glanced over there again. Crying quietly and heartbrokenly and hopelessly, all to herself, under the gay big brim of her best hat”?

To create a final image of the heartbroken wife whose well-meant “little surprise” was misunderstood by her husband and the writer expresses sympathy for her.

5.What does the essay reveal about the husband? And about the wife?

Description of the husband’s reaction and the wife’s sadness reveals the couple’s inability to municate well in their marriage.

Task 2   Enlarge your vocabulary

V ocabulary is a crucial factor in producing convincing descriptions of people. The following is a brainstorming map which could help you enlarge your vocabulary on the various aspects of personal descriptions.

1. Character and personal qualities

Personality: warm, friendly, kind, nice, pleasant, easy-going, generous, sensitive, sensible, strong, sociable, ambitious, determined, thrifty, frank, reliable, confident, emotional, broad-minded, inquiring, even-tempered, rude, cold, mean, arrogant, aggressive, extravagant, nosy

Ability: intelligent, bright, clever, smart, gifted, talented, flexible, hard-working, average, simple, slow-witted, stupid, foolish, brainless, cunning, sly

Attitude: optimistic, pessimistic, extroverted, introverted, enthusiastic, eager, motivated, down-to-earth, passive, argumentative, ill-mannered, courteous, trustworthy, sincere, jealous, envious, cruel

2. The following translation practice from Chinese into English could also help you acquire more words that are often used to describe people.

不友善的unfriendly           不讨人喜欢的unpleasant         无抱负的unambitious

不爱/善于交际的unsociable    不可靠的unreliable              刻板的inflexible

麻木不仁的insensitive         不诚实的dishonest              粗鲁的discourteous

不礼貌的impolite

3. The table below lists words that are often used to describe people’s appearances. Look at the words and select those that you can appropriately use when you describe someone in your class in a small-group activity. General : good-looking, beautiful, elegant, handsome, untidy-looking, unattractive

height and build:tall, tallish, short, average, medium height, slim, stout, overweight

hair : black, blond, brown red, light brown, dark brown, shiny, dyed, straight, wavy, curly, bald, red-haired face : attractive, plain, ugly, round, square, long, oval, thin-faced, round-faced

eyes : big, small, round, black, brown, blue, grey, bright, shining

skin : fair, brown, dark, light, black, tanned, red, clear, smooth, rough

Task 3   Write your own essay The descriptive essay is often creative, personal, or artistic. When choosing someone to write about, it should

be a person to whom you have strong emotional ties (positive or negative). Close your eyes and visualize the person in detail. Ydescriptive essay.

1. A different kind of mother              2. My father

3. An unusual but wonderful relative       4. My favorite teacher

5. My idol                            6. My best roommate

7. My ideal husband / wife               8. The person who has influenced me most

2. Description of a place

Principles: While describing places, you should pay attention to the following rules:

● Know your purpose. Tell your readers why the place is important to you and other people.

● Focus on a dominant idea. The arrangement of the details depends on the subject and purpose.

● Know your audience. The audience will determine what kind of writing style and approach you must adopt. ● Base your description on observation.

Task 1  Read to learn about writing

Sample A

Descriptions of places can be found in travel brochures, tourist magazines, letters, etc. The style you use usually depends on the situation and the intended reader. For example, in a magazine, you could use a semi-formal style and a polite, respectful tone. You normally use present tenses to describe a place. You use past tenses to write about historical facts.

Read the passage below, pay attention to the organization of the details in the three parts, and figure out the purpose of the writer. Who do you think he/she is writing for?

Peace Hotel

A  Shanghai landmark for nearly a century, the Peace Hotel is known as one of the most famous hotels in China. The hotel is located in prime downtown Shanghai — situated at the doorstep to the Bund — Shanghai’s most famous landmark. The stretch of road outside the hotel is called Nanjing Road, which is the busiest pedestrian shopping mall in Shanghai.

The Hotel, formerly known as the Cathay Hotel, was built in 1929 and is still symbolized as the most luxurious “No.1 Mansion in the Far East.” The Hotel is posed of two former hotels separated by a street. The North and the South Buildings were built in 1929 and 1906. After the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, the North Building reopened in 1956, and the South Building in 1965, both operating under the name of the Peace Hotel. Since recent renovation, all the rooms and restaurants are furnished with first-class facilities to provide guests with the best fort and convenience. In the Peace Hotel, you may either sit for a fragrant coffee in the Jazz Bar , enjoying the Jazz music, popular in the 1930’s and 1940’s, or enjoy a cocktail and the excellent view of the Bund and river in the Shanghai Night Bar. After recent renovation, guests here will enjoy a full range of facilities that include a fully equipped gymnasium, beauty saloon, massage, and business center.

Truly a fusion of classic and modern, Eastern and Western, the Peace Hotel is an ideal place for work, stay, leisure, entertainment and shopping.

Sample B

In a subjective description of a place, the writer can convey feelings. About the same place, different writers may have different feelings. In a writing course at Arizona State University, USA, the students are required to

construct two descriptions of a place. Read the two sample student essays below, and you will see that one description conveys a favorable impression of the university library, while the other description conveys an unfavorable impression, making the library seem unpleasant.

Hayden Library

I am walking down a long and impressive flight of silky smooth concrete stairs. I e up to one of the many grand doors with a shiny brass handle that shows the age of the library by being slightly worn (用旧的). I enter the majestic (庄严的) Hayden Library and find that it is quite large.

I feel as if I am in the Arizona Mills mall (购物中心) where everything is within my reach. The glistening colors of the gray tiles and white walls create an open and spacious feeling for the library. The dim yet sufficient lighting allows for the right amount of brightness for all the activities that are taking place. I notice the homelike cushy (舒适的) leather chairs and love seats with matching ottomans (长椅), which

allows me to fall into a trance-like state (出神), so I am focusing on what I am doing and not what surrounds me. There is an essence of being a studious (好学的) student by being in the library. The subtle sounds of the people reading and studying to themselves, as if they are not in the library, but in their own imaginary worlds. I look around at all the people reading, studying, getting information from references, working on puters, and the many other activities that they are doing which shows me that I am in a place of great knowledge.

There is a certain intensity that I get from the library that is like going to a football stadium and watching the home team dominate the opposing team. All of the people in the library are extremely kind. The clerks at the information desks are anxious to help anyone who is looking for information. The people there are mostly students, and yet there are several individuals of all ages and backgrounds who, for various reasons are simply using the library resources. These people are very considerate to each other, respecting each other’s privacy and respecting the purpose of the library as a tool for those who need it.

Task 2   Write your own essay

The following topics are suggested for you to practice writing descriptive essays of places. When you write the essay, you should bear the question in mind: Why should my reader care about the place?

1. My hometown                         2. My bedroom / dorm

3. One of our college canteens

5. A gym

7. A tea house

9. A favorite place in childhood             4. One of our college classrooms 6. My favorite clothing store 8. A local grocery store 10. A city I have visited

3.  Description of feelings

Principles: The focus of this unit is on the description of feelings. In writing essays to describe your feelings, you should note the following principles:

● As with any other type of descriptive writing, you write with a purpose — you write to share your happiness or sorrow with someone; you write about an emotion or a character trait which is very strong in you, e.g., a quick temper, intense jealousy, a tendency to get frustrated, cry easily, or laugh at embarrassing moments. ● While you are writing a descriptive essay, you should know that it is always more powerful to let facts speak for themselves. You should use illustrations and examples instead of generalizations with sentimental language to make your feelings clear.

● Y ou should build up the vocabulary needed to describe your feelings.

Task 1   Read to learn about writing

Sample A

Here is an essay written by a college freshman about the first three months of college. Read it and decide for whom this essay is most likely written. It is also suggested that you pay attention to the writer’s description of the different feelings aroused in her when she was in the new college situation.

College: The First Three Months

As I followed my parents up to college on move-in day, I really thought I was prepared to handle the whole new life I knew was just two short hours away. Even as they helped me move all of my stuff into my small brick room, I felt responsible and as though I was ready to say goodbye. All of that changed when they left my room to return home and I realized I wasn’t going with them. I cried, which surprised me, because I didn’t think I would be sad to see them go; however, a wave of panic overtook me and I wish I had known at the time that this turmoil was normal.

After three months, I have e to the conclusion that there is no way to prepare yourself for the change chance to adjust to this total different life, you’re bound to discover things about yourself that you never knew existed and e to terms with this new life you will eventually learn to love.  Right after my parents left, I became extremely upset. To this day I don’t really know why, but as I sat in my room too upset to wander around the halls and make friends, I thought I was the only one in this position. So I decided that college was not the place for me. The added embarrassment that I thought I was the only freshman who was this upset did not ease my pain. Eventually, I came to my senses and realized that if I made some friends this whole experience might be a lot easier. So I t down the hall and knocked on the door of a friendly girl I had met the day before. She took a second to get to the door, but when she did, it was obvious she was just as upset as I was. So we cried together about all of our insecurities about our new lives. I know any high school senior that is reading this will think to themselves “That’s not gonna happen to me ... I’m ready to move out,” but that’s what I thought too. It hits you like a ton of bricks and it’s something you really can’t prepare for.

This bad feeling doesn’t just go away quick, either. It takes a little while to get fortable and stop thinking seriously about dropping out. I thought I had picked the wrong college, the wrong major, the wrong way of life. It probably took me about two to three weeks after being here to finally realize that I liked it. To all you high school seniors out there, one piece of advice I can give you is to wait it out and don’t expect to make your best friends the first few days of being here. My best friend, Lisa, and I didn’t hang out until the third week of being here, but once I found her, it made my whole experience a lot easier. The good thing about college is that there’s someone for everyone. It doesn’t matter what you’re into, there’s always going to be at lea st one other person who’s into the same thing.   While I began to transition from hating my life here to loving it, I was overe with a huge sense of ge student does; however, I was extremely stupid about it. The first weekend I was here, my boyfriend and two of our friends came up to visit. I didn’t care about anything in the world except for having those familiar faces there with me. I knew my parents weren’t there to tell me when to be home or what I could or couldn’t do, so I t crazy. I got in trouble when they were there for having alcohol in my room. I didn’t really think it would be a big deal, until I t to my meeting and was told that my housing license had been revoked (撤回) but held in abeyance (搁置). Basically, I was in a lot of trouble but I didn’t really worry about it. I t on with my crazy college life and the third weekend I was here, I proceeded to drink with Lisa at a frat (兄弟会) party. However, this wild sense of freedom was quickly ripped away when I found a note on my door a few mornings later saying I had been written up again. I panicked and didn’t know what to do, and apparently there was really nothing I could do since I tried everything but still found myself getting kicked out of the

dorms after three weeks of being here. I never thought that when I sadly said goodbye to my parents that first weekend that the next time they would be up to visit

would be to help me move all of my stuff back out of my room in disappointment. I know now that it is normal to feel a sense of freedom when you move out, but you have to use responsibility with it in order to stay out of trouble.  My sense of responsibility kicked in the second I found that note on my door. I knew I had to get my act together, and quick. I actually stayed home for two weekends in a row and did absolutely nothing. I worked on homework and tried to focus on the important thing: school. But then I realized that although school was the reason I was here, it wasn’t the most important thing in my life. I wanted to be happy. That was all that really mattered in the long run. So I t on with my life while trying to take care of all of my hearings and meetings and appeals with the judicial system. I moved out and into my new apartment, which I absolutely love. Instead of dwelling on the obvious fact that I had failed horribly, I tried to concentrate on the positive aspects of having my new place. I steered clear and got my act together and used my previous experience as an example for how I didn’t want to turn out.  I really loved it here. I have found new people to hang out with and I’m in the process of dating, something that I wasn’t expecting when I arrived. I always thought my happiness was partly at home, with my family, friends, and ex-boyfriend. But now I know that my happiness is here, at Cal Poly, along with the rest of my life and my new friends and new possible boys to learn to like. I t from always thinking of myself as a failure to now knowing that I can succeed and make life happen for myself instead of always relying on others help me. And sometimes I think back to high school, when everything was just so easy. I thought the transition that easy. It takes a lot of getting used to, but in the end it’s the best experience of your life. There’s really nothing that can prepare you for going off to college, so just know that once you’re here and crying all alone in your dorm room, you’re really not alone. We all know how you feel. (Adapted from the College of Liberal Arts website, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, 2001)

Task 2   Enlarge your vocabulary

Here is a translation exercise that will help you build up your vocabulary about feelings. Translate the words in the table from Chinese into English, and for each word, the initial English letter is provided. Since the list is

Task 3   Write your own essay

1. Recall your “firsts” — first day / night away from home, first travel by train / plane, first visit to the city / countryside etc. Write an essay to describe how you felt on one of these occasions.

2. Write a letter to an imaginary friend telling about a time you really felt good about something. Describe the feeling as fully as possible. Do the same for a time you really felt bad about something.

3. Describe a time you had a hard time coping with the way you felt about something. What made it difficult? What did you do about it? Is there something you could have done that would have made it easier?

4. Sometimes in our lives, we would feel like an outsider. Write about an incident when you felt alienated (脱离) from your family, peers, or social group. You may focus on key scenes that show what happened, why it was important, and how it affects you now.

5. Go through old photographs and select one person — your grandmother or grandfather. You could write an essay using specific memories of scenes that show how you feel about this person.

作文三:《描写活动作文》7000字

一、要认真回忆。比较选材。活动与游戏都是群体行为,写作前,应认真回忆哪次活动、哪个游戏使自己印象深、最愉快,当时的心情怎样,有什么收获,要进行必要的比较和筛选。

二、要讲求顺序,列出提纲。活动与游戏有始终,如何开始、怎么结束、哪些人参加、在什么地点,游戏是什么名称、如何玩法、有哪些规则,都要一一交代清楚。写作时要将材料排个队,列个简要提纲。这样,才能使人感到亲切、自然、有条理。

三、要重点突出,描写得当。场面描写有点有面,气氛渲染要再现场面情绪。把精彩的地方展示给读者,而不是浮光掠影,一味平铺直叙。

四、要展现“自我”。把自己置于活动或游戏过程之中,把从情趣中激发的特有感受表达出来,那么,点明意义、揭示中心也就水到渠成了。锤词炼句

同步训练

1. “捉迷藏”是小朋友熟悉的游戏,根据自己的亲身体会和想象,在下列语段中填上合适的词和句子,使它成为精彩有趣的片段。

我被手帕(   )眼睛,大家把我(   )中间。顿时,(   ),什么也看不见,我唯恐摔倒,(   )。我伸出双臂,(   ),突然,(   )是谁呢?(   ),噢,(   )。不对,(   )我肯定地说。(   )手帕一看,(   )原来是(   ),气得我(   )。

2. 阅读下面写军事游戏活动的一段话,把写错的字和句子有毛病的地方改过来。

活动开了,总指挥严肃地说:“敌人潜入我国领土,敌人的司令部和军旗就隐蔽在山顶上,周围布满了‘地雷’和‘手榴弹’。我们要排除它。给大部队开劈道路,以便全歼敌人。”总指挥刚落的话音,立刻生龙活虎似的冲向山坡,分散到各处搜寻和寻找。

老鹰捉小鸡

“哈——又做游戏了!”老师的话刚说完,操场上顿时沸腾起来,欢笑声、鼓掌声响成一片。我们班又要做游戏了。

“老鹰捉小鸡”的游戏活动在阵阵欢呼声中开始了。周老师做“老鹰”,十个小同学做“小鸡”,中队长陆倩做“老母鸡”。只见“老鹰”扇动着有力的翅膀,一会儿向左,一会儿向右,盘算着怎样才能把“小鸡”捉到手。突然,“老鹰”猛一转身,扑向“小鸡”,善良的“母鸡”连忙张开双臂,用整个身体挡住“老鹰”的去路。“老鹰”扑向哪里,“母鸡”就挡到哪里,机警地保护着自己的“孩子”。“小鸡”一个拉一个,跟在“母鸡”背后,敏捷地左躲右闪,蹦来跳去,不让“老鹰”捉住。“老鹰”几次没捉到小鸡,急得像热锅上的蚂蚁团团转。“老鹰”假装休息,趁“母鸡”不防,一下子从“母鸡”的手臂下钻了过去,来了个“海底捞月”。“小鸡”一看“母鸡”没有挡住“老鹰”,慌了手脚,向四处逃散。一只“小鸡”跑慢了一步,被“老鹰”抓住了,成了“俘虏”。

“老鹰”就这样一只一只,把十只“小鸡”全抓走了,并高兴得眼睛眯成了一条线。我们围着她,一个劲地对她拍手叫好。

点评:老鹰捉小鸡的游戏,可能每个人都玩过,但是小作者把它写得妙趣横生。你看“老鹰”多狡猾,“一会儿向左,一会儿向右”,“假装休息”......来了个“海底捞月”,“母鸡”呢,“机警地保护着自己的‘孩子’”;“小鸡”们则“一个拉一个,跟在‘母鸡’背后,敏捷地左躲在冈,蹦来跳去”。师生们打成一片,玩得多欢畅!

建校捐款记

清晨,树上的小鸟刚唱出第一声歌,我就穿戴整齐地来到了学校。今天是我们村不平常的一天,为修建学校的捐款活动将在学校举行。

我们学校是10年前盖的,已经很久没有整修了,每天下雨的日子,课都上不下去,满教室都是漏雨的滴哒声和同学们的叹气声。村民委员会经过协商决定,在全村搞一次集资捐款活动,捐款仪式就在学校举行。     今天校园里打扫得特别于净,花儿摇摆着手,小鸟唱着歌,都在欢迎乡亲们的到来。主席台是用两张课桌拼起来的,书记和张老师站在桌子后边墙上张贴着“人民教育人民办,办好教育为人民”的标语,桌子上放着一红纸箱,上面写着“建校捐款箱”几个字。     乡亲们三三两两地走来了,大家脸上都洋溢着笑

容。第一个走上台来的是五保户李奶奶。她把一篮子鸡蛋放在主席台上,说:“我虽然没儿没女,可我老婆子盼着全村的娃子都能成才。我没有几个钱,把这些鸡蛋捐上吧。”书记和张老师给李奶奶一个深深的鞠躬。

第二个走上台的是4岁的小英子,她是由她妈妈领来的。小英子是王二叔的女儿,王二步在东北当兵。王二婶说:“从今年起,俺和小英子应去东北随军了,户口虽然迁去了,但俺的根还在这里。这里俺准备翻修房子用的300元钱,捐上吧。”话还没说完,小英子把“瓷老虎”存钱罐“啪”地放在桌子上,说:“这是我平时节省下来的25元钱,也捐给咱学校。”

第三个走上台来的是“钱大叔”。“钱大叔”姓李,村里不管有什么事,他从未捐过一分钱,“钱公鸡”的外号就这样叫起来了。乡亲们都说:“看,怎么飞来一只‘钱公鸡’。”“铁大叔”脸一红,对众人说:“你们别拿老眼光看人,这几年这外号压得我抬不起头来,两个儿子一对光棍。我想透了,人的名,树的影,没有好名声,光攒钱有什么用?”说着他把500元大票“啪”地放在桌上,大喊一声:“我‘铁公鸡’今天要拔毛了!”话音未落,院子里响起了一阵热烈的掌声。     乡亲们争先恐后地向主席台拥去。院墙上“人民

教育人民办,办好教育为人民”的标语在清晨阳光的照耀下,显得格外耀眼,格外醒目......

点评:开头先简略地介绍了集资捐款的背景,然后详写捐款过程,着重描写了李奶奶、小英子、王二婶、“铁大叔”等代表人物,表现了乡亲们对教育事业的关心和无私奉献的精神。文章条理清楚,详略得当,对话描写各具特色,符合人物身份,确为一篇佳作。

“猫”捉“老鼠”

下午最后一节是课外活动。

老师把我们四十多名同学带到操场,告诉我们这节课做“猫捉老鼠”的游戏。我们高兴得跳了起来。老师让我们排成一个圆圈儿。两手侧平举,手扣手地挽成一个大圆圈儿。比赛规则是:一人当“猫”,一个人当“老鼠”,在两圈内,捉住“老鼠”为赢,否则算输,输了要答题。(点明游戏名称、规则及玩法。)     游戏开始了。第一轮是调皮的小亮当“老鼠”,李晓红当“猫”。

只见“猫”和“老鼠”都躬着腰,左手撑着膝盖,右手向前伸着,像在摸索什么似的。机灵的小亮探头探脑,躲躲闪闪,一内一外地窜进窜出,嘴里偶尔还发出“吱吱”的叫声,活像一只老鼠。而李晓红在后面一声小跑,紧追不舍。(角色的动作描写有声有色,突出了趣味性。)我们牵着手,一齐唱啦啦词:“小老鼠,真讨厌,要想捉住你,转眼就不见。”“老鼠”钻进钻出,“猫”则紧追不舍,越追越紧张。我们的手拉得更

紧,啦啦词也越唱越响亮。(场面描写,烘托气氛。)     追呀,追呀“老鼠”贪玩,精力不集中,“猫”一扑而上,捉住了“老鼠”,“猫”赢了!

圆圈中,事先准备好了一叠题单。“猫”拿起一张由“老鼠”来完成。第一个题目是:朗读《亡羊补牢》。平常,小亮的朗读能力较差,我真替他捏把汗。可真没想到,他今天却读得非常流利,还很有感情。(照应前文,印证游戏规则。)尤其是他最后那句“我也要去补牢了”的话和扮的那个鬼脸儿,逗得大家哈哈大笑。(激发情趣,渲染气氛。)

游戏结束了,大家还沉浸在欢乐之中,“小老鼠,真讨厌......”仍荡漾在我的脑海里。(余兴未尽,抒发感情。)

总评:习作通过人物角色动作及场面描写,把游戏过程写得具体生动。做到了点面结合,既烘托了气氛,又显示了童趣,使人有身临其境的感觉。   技法点拔:

活动与游戏都重在写事,而不重在写人。然而“事不离人”,写事必须写人。如果活动与游戏没有群体参加,简直不可想象。

《建校捐款记》《老鹰捉小鸡》都是重在写事的文章,既有相似之处,也有一定的区别。两相比较,二

者都选择了有意义的材料,表现积极健康的主题。都把事情整个过程写得很清楚。然而,写活动重在以事情线索,或以空间位置转换体现发展过程;写游戏重在突出怎么玩,通过活动场面激发情趣,体现发展过程。因此,在写法上有所不同。

《建校捐款记》是以捐款建校为线索展开活动的。学校陈旧漏雨,需要修建,这是原因;五保户李奶奶捐鸡蛋,活动开始;4岁的小英子和她妈妈捐款,活动发展;“铁公鸡”——李大叔捐款,活动高潮。通过三个典型材料及人物生动的语言描写,展现了捐款人高贵的思想品格。同时对捐款环境布置的描写,以及群众情绪的表现烘托了捐款的场面气氛,揭示了:“人民教育人民办,办好教育为人民”的深刻主题。

此外,参观游览活动往往则以空间(方位、地点)位置的交换表现事情发展过程。如《记金华的双龙洞》(人教版第十册)按游览时间地点的变化(去游双龙洞——路上见闻——游洞外——由外洞进内洞——游内洞——出洞)来写的。此外写活动时,要注意抓住重点写,要详略得当,通过人物的动作、语言、神态、心理活动等描写,激发思想感情,从而达到揭示活动意义的目的,使人从中受到教育。

写游戏要把游戏活动的发展变化过程写出来,要交代参加游戏的人、地点和方法,又要交代游戏规则。重点要写出游戏是如何一步一步进行的,从准备到开始、怎么进行、怎么结束,要按顺序写清楚。同时,还要突出游戏的趣味性,通过描写反映游戏者的动作、神态,以及自己的心理活动表现出来。在《老鹰捉小鸡》,中游戏过程侧重抓住“老鹰”一系列动作描写,表现其凶猛、狡猾;“母鸡”也正是通过动作、神态的描写,表现其善良、慈爱,从而激发出游戏的情趣。再如《猫捉老鼠》既对人物动作做点的描写,又对观众的情绪作面的表现,从而渲染场面气氛,突出了趣味性,给人一种身临其境的感觉。

家长参与

1. 双休日,有准备地创设一定的情境和氛围,和孩子一同做游戏,并邀请亲友的孩子一同参加。从准备到开始,要引导孩子注意游戏变化过程,完成习作,要写出趣味来。

2.

家长有目的地编写童话剧或文艺小品,让自己和孩子一同担任角色,邀请邻居和亲友参加“家庭晚会”。指导孩子表演时的动作、神态、语言对白,帮助他演好角色。邻居、亲友也要营造气氛。表演之后,完成习

作。

发散题库

1. “将军”,我赢了

下象棋是常见的一种娱乐方式。棋场如战场,小小棋盘变化莫测。交战双方,既斗智,又斗勇。课余可以和家长、同学杀上几盘,别有一番情趣。“观棋不语真君子”,说不定观棋者还会插上三言两语,往往会给棋战平添几分乐趣。以三局两胜进行比赛,之后写出精彩的习作。

2. 啊,家乡变了

这是发自内心的赞美。久别故乡,你一定耳闻目睹许多新鲜事:宽阔的马路在延伸,一排排农民新居展新姿,新建的小学传来悠扬的琴声,敬老院里老人们在愉快地休闲娱乐......这美好祥和的情景怎能不使人感慨?以空间位置转换为线索,可以完成一篇《XX参观记》。

3. 知识竞答真有趣

澳门是祖国的神圣领土。它的回归,牵动着亿万人民的心,让每一个炎黄子孙感到无比幸福与自豪。迎回归、庆回归,学校一定组织了有关澳门知识竞答活动,场面精彩纷呈、激动人心。回味一下,以事情发展为线索,突出主持人对节目的串连,写出精彩的活动来。

迁移训练

1.  阅读《“猫”捉“老鼠”》,找出文中描写“猫”“老鼠”动作的句子,读一读,然后用曲线划出来。

2. 照样子各写出四个叠词。

探头探脑(    )(    )(    )(    )

躲躲闪闪(    )(    )(    )(    )

3. 阅读《建校捐款记》,将下列句子中带点的字和词语的正确意思选填在括号内。

(1).俺的根还在这里。(    )

A.能够把植物固定在土地上,吸收土壤里的水分和养分的部分。

B.比喻子孙后代。

C.家乡是养育“我”的地方,“我”永远不忘。

(2).“铁公鸡”的外号就这样叫起来了。(    )

A.用铁制作的公鸡

B.比喻吝啬、舍不得花钱。

C.大家给他另起了一个名字。

名师范文

风筝

最后一场春雪刚刚从枯黄转青的草地上融化,风,开始从尖利转得柔和,最早的几只风筝就出现在天空。

在我的童年,生活是那样困苦,能吃饱肚子已是最大的幸福,玩具是根本没有的。唯一的例外是在春天,我们可以玩风筝。

在六岁以前,我没有独立地放过风筝,妈妈怕我在山岗上摔断腿,只让我跟着隔壁的贵松哥哥,做他的“跟昆虫”。

贵松哥哥比我大三岁,在村里以掏鸟巢和打架著名,大人们甚至把他作为顽皮的典型来告诫自己的孩子。但他从来不欺负我,相反的,倒是我的保护人。“跟我去玩好了,”他总是这样对我的妈妈说,“我会管他的。”真的,跟着他,我从来没有吃过亏。

跟贵松哥哥去放风筝,我的任务是用两手捧住风筝,平直地举着,只等他大叫一声:“放!”我就赶紧松开

手,让他把风筝拉着向前冲去,越冲得快,风筝越易飞高,等他跑开三四丈路模样,在山岗尽头收住脚步,风筝往往已经飞到天空,“站稳”了。这时,我就欢呼着,奔跑过去,贵松哥哥就让我拿一根儿绕线的竹筷。竹筷是重重的,拿在手上,就像拿着只宝贵的野白鸽,稍稍疏忽它就会飞走。贵松哥可用一只脚擦另一只脚(他终年赤脚),得意地望着他的风筝,一面叮嘱我:“拿牢啊!拿牢啊!”遇到风大时,我更是用全部精力来拿牢这根竹

筷,连心也激奋地跳动起来。——这一刻,我体会到放风筝的真正乐处。

我七岁那年,有了第一只风筝,这是一只最简陋的小小的“衣鹞”(鹞就是风筝)于是,我和童年伙伴们一块举着风筝,在村中走过,看到有些孩子羡慕得把手指放在嘴里,有些孩子用绳拖着块碎纸,也当风筝在放,心里不觉充满了自豪感。我在高低不平的山岗上奔跑,亲手把风筝放上天空,学着贵松哥哥的样,把绕线的竹筷插在地上,自己躺在旁边,悠闲地嚼着“酸茎草”。有时候,贵松哥哥还敢来一手冒险勾当:故意让竹筷脱手,风筝就像断线似的飘去,竹筷像野兔一样,在地上一跳一跳地逃去,等它跳得相当远,他才

发一声喊,追上去补住竹筷。——不过那时我还不敢这样冒险。

在春天明朗的蓝天中,风筝是各色各样的:从四角方方的“瓦片鹞”,到气概华美的“老鹰鹞”和“蝴蝶鹞”,高高低低、远远近近的地在空中飘荡。我的“衣鹞”,只有半张报纸那么大,在两边用红水印着“福”字,这种风筝是最普通的,你只要花三个铜子就可以在杂货铺里买一只。我的童年伙伴们大都是放这种风筝的,仅仅在尾部的装饰上有些不同:有的挂上一丝细纸条,有的贴上一串彩纸圈。对着那些华丽的风筝,我们只能用羡慕的眼光,久久地望着,欣赏、评论、叫好。

赏析:春雪,融化了;春风,柔和了;风筝,飞起来了。“我”跟着贵松哥,亲手把风筝送上天空,拿着绕线的竹筷飞快地奔跑,或把竹筷插在地上,悠闲地嚼着“酸茎草”;大风时,“我更是用全部精力来拿牢这根竹筷,连心也激奋地跳动起来”,这就是放风筝真正的乐趣。“我”的童年是属于风筝的,属于天空的,属于那份无拘无束、自由自在的快乐。

知识点睛

写出场面 烘托气氛

没有艳丽的花朵,便没有花园;没有百花盛开、姹紫嫣红,就没有春色满园。写活动与游戏,进行场面描写,表现主要人物活动与群体的关系,不就像一种花和百花的关系那样相互映衬吗?

开展一项活动,进行一个游戏,总是围绕着一定的目的和意义,通过人物活动过程,把集体精神风貌形象地展现出来。显然,场面描写就显得极为重要。怎么进行场面描写呢?

一、抓住人物特征。突出人物形象,尤其重要人物的动作、神态描写要细致、逼真,使活动和游戏的过程生动地再现出来。在活动过程中要注意显示不同人物的个性。如事无巨细,面面俱到,势必杂乱无章,令人乏味。如《建校捐款记》写的是乡亲们为修建学校进行的有意义的捐款活动。作者抓住典型人物五保户李奶奶、军属王二婶及四岁的女儿小英子,以及外号叫“铁公鸡”的李大叔的动作、语言进行了生动形象的描写,突出了人物个性,活跃了捐款场面的热烈气 氛。

二、要点面结合。“点”指活动过程中突出的人或事物。“面”是措整个场面。二者结合,相互映衬。既要统览整体,勾画活动全貌,又要着力描写其中某个精彩动人的镜头,这样写既不空泛,又能显示人物个性特征。如《“猫”捉“老鼠”》,通过“猫”“躬着腰”“撑着膝盖”“紧追不舍”;“老鼠”“探头探脑”“躲躲闪闪”,还发出“吱吱”的叫声等“点”的动作描写,显示了“猫”的机灵、“老鼠”的狡猾个性特征;对场面中的群体,通过“我们牵着手,一齐唱啦啦词:‘小老鼠,真讨厌,要想捉住你,转眼就不见’......我们的手拉得更紧,啦啦词也越唱越响亮”等描写,渲染了游戏的氛围。

三、要烘托气氛。场面描写,往往通过说、笑、鼓掌、喝彩等声音的描绘、灯光布景的运用、服装道具的配合,起到一定的衬托作用,像《建校捐款记》中的典型人物,4岁的小英子把“瓷老虎”存钱罐“啪”地放在桌子上;“铁公鸡”李大叔把500元大票“啪”地放在桌上,又大喊一声:“我‘铁公鸡’今天要拔毛了!”话音未落,院子里响起了一阵热烈的掌声。这些绘声绘色的描写,既能渲染气氛又能造出声势。

拓展训练

1. 阅读《风筝》,看看作者是怎么描写“我”和贵松哥哥的活动的。

2. 你有没有放过风筝?如果有,也写一篇《风筝》;如果没有,写一次给你深刻印象的活动或游戏。注意吸取范文优点,写好场面和气氛。

, 相关作文教学讲座 : 影视图画观后感 名著作品读后感 读一篇课文有感 我爱...... 我的小家当 家庭新成员 我来到了XX建筑物前 XXX(植物)赞

我最熟悉的一种小动物 我爱...... 家乡的...... 秋天的景色 游...... XXX的一角 记一次制作(或实验) 写特定环境下的事

写节假日发生的事 写有趣的事 写难忘(或印象深刻)的事 写有意义的事 写家务劳动 难忘的一位校园人物 夸爸爸(或妈妈) 我敬佩的一个人

写一个对你影响最大的人 记一个熟悉的人 记一位伙伴 他(她)给我留下了美好的印象 序——致小读者与大

作文四:《描写活动作文》1000字

【活动篇】(刘金俊提供)

“猫”捉“老鼠”

下午最后一节是课外活动。(交代内容)

老师把我们四十多名同学带到操场,告诉我们这节课做“猫捉老鼠”的游戏。我们高兴得跳了起来。老师让我们排成一个圆圈儿。两手侧平举,手扣手地挽成一个大圆圈儿。比赛规则是:一人当“猫”,一个人当“老鼠”,在两圈内,捉住“老鼠”为赢,否则算输,输了要答题。(点明游戏名称、规则及玩法。)

游戏开始了。第一轮是调皮的小亮当“老鼠”,李晓红当“猫”。只见“猫”和“老鼠”都躬着腰,左手撑着膝盖,右手向前伸着,像在摸索什么似的。机灵的小亮探头探脑,躲躲闪闪,一内一外地窜进窜出,嘴里偶尔还发出“吱吱”的叫声,活像一只老鼠。而李晓红在后面一阵小跑,紧追不舍。(角色的动作描写有声有色,突出了趣味性。)我们牵着手,一齐唱啦啦词:“小老鼠,真讨厌,要想捉住你,转眼就不见。”“老鼠”钻进钻出,“猫”则紧追不舍,越追越紧张。我们的手拉得更紧,啦啦词也越唱越响亮。(场面描写,烘托气氛。)

追呀,追呀“老鼠”贪玩,精力不集中,“猫”一扑而上,捉住了“老鼠”,“猫”赢了!

圆圈中,事先准备好了一叠题单。“猫”拿起一张由“老鼠”来完成。第一个题目是:朗读《亡羊补牢》。平常,小亮的朗读能力较差,我真替他捏把汗。可真没想到,他今天却读得非常流利,还很有感情。(照应前文,印证游戏规则。)尤其是他最后那句“我也要去补牢了”的话和扮的那个鬼脸儿,逗得大家哈哈大笑。(激发情趣,渲染气氛。)

游戏结束了,大家还沉浸在欢乐之中,“小老鼠,真讨厌......”仍荡漾在我的脑海里。(余兴未尽,抒发感情。)

总评:习作通过人物角色动作及场面描写,把游戏过程写得具体生动。做到了点面结合,既烘托了气氛,又显示了童趣,使人有身临其境的感觉。

写活动作文的方法

一、按照顺序,写出过程。  记一次活动必须按照活动的先后顺序,写出活动的开展过程:

①活动的时间、地点、参加的人员。

②活动是怎样开始的。

③活动有哪些内容。

④当时有关方面的情况怎样。

⑤参加活动对自己的心情或他人有什么反映。

⑥活动是怎样结束的。

⑦参加活动后有什么收获或感受。

二、抓住重点,有详有略  重点是显示某一活动特色的关键。只有抓住重点,详细描述,才能显示活动的特色。

①内外结合。活动场合的情景是文章的主要部分,应当从不同的角度加以详写,而场外的情况只是起烘托作用,可以略写。

②点面结合。有些活动参加的人多,可以详写二三个“点”,让读者具体了解活动的详细情况,获得鲜明的印象;也应略写整体及面上的情况,以起到一定的衬托作用。

作文五:《描写活动作文》500字

“猫”捉“老鼠”

下午最后一节是课外活动。

老师把我们四十多名同学带到操场,告诉我们这节课做“猫捉老鼠”的游戏。我们高兴得跳了起来。老师让我们排成一个圆圈儿。两手侧平举,手扣手地挽成一个大圆圈儿。比赛规则是:一人当“猫”,一个人当“老鼠”,在两圈内,捉住“老鼠”为赢,否则算输,输了要答题。

游戏开始了。第一轮是调皮的小亮当“老鼠”,李晓红当“猫”。只见“猫”和“老鼠”都躬着腰,左手撑着膝盖,右手向前伸着,像在摸索什么似的。机灵的小亮探头探脑,躲躲闪闪,一内一外地窜进窜出,嘴里偶尔还发出“吱吱”的叫声,活像一只老鼠。而李晓红在后面一阵小跑,紧追不舍。(角色的动作描写有声有色,突出了趣味性。)我们牵着手,一齐唱啦啦词:“小老鼠,真讨厌,要想捉住你,转眼就不见。”“老鼠”钻进钻出,“猫”则紧追不舍,越追越紧张。我们的手拉得更紧,啦啦词也越唱越响亮。

追呀,追呀“老鼠”贪玩,精力不集中,“猫”一扑而上,捉住了“老鼠”,“猫”赢了!

圆圈中,事先准备好了一叠题单。“猫”拿起一张由“老鼠”来完成。第一个题目是:朗读《亡羊补牢》。平常,小亮的朗读能力较差,我真替他捏把汗。可真没想到,他今天却读得非常流利,还很有感情。(照应前文,印证游戏规则。)尤其是他最后那句“我也要去补牢了”的话和扮的那个鬼脸儿,逗得大家哈哈大笑。

游戏结束了,大家还沉浸在欢乐之中,“小老鼠,真讨厌......”仍荡漾在我的脑海里。

作文六:《描写活动作文》7000字

一、要认真回忆。比较选材。活动与游戏都是群体行为,写作前,应认真回忆哪次活动、哪个游戏使自己印象深、最愉快,当时的心情怎样,有什么收获,要进行必要的比较和筛选。

二、要讲求顺序,列出提纲。活动与游戏有始终,如何开始、怎么结束、哪些人参加、在什么地点,游戏是什么名称、如何玩法、有哪些规则,都要一一交代清楚。写作时要将材料排个队,列个简要提纲。这样,才能使人感到亲切、自然、有条理。

三、要重点突出,描写得当。场面描写有点有面,气氛渲染要再现场面情绪。把精彩的地方展示给读者,而不是浮光掠影,一味平铺直叙。

四、要展现“自我”。把自己置于活动或游戏过程之中,把从情趣中激发的特有感受表达出来,那么,点明意义、揭示中心也就水到渠成了。锤词炼句

同步训练

1. “捉迷藏”是小朋友熟悉的游戏,根据自己的亲身体会和想象,在下列语段中填上合适的词和句子,使它成为精彩有趣的片段。

我被手帕(   )眼睛,大家把我(   )中间。顿时,(   ),什么也看不见,我唯恐摔倒,(   )。我伸出双臂,(   ),突然,(   )是谁呢?(   ),噢,(   )。不对,(   )我肯定地说。(   )手帕一看,(   )原来是(   ),气得我(   )。

2. 阅读下面写军事游戏活动的一段话,把写错的字和句子有毛病的地方改过来。

活动开了,总指挥严肃地说:“敌人潜入我国领土,敌人的司令部和军旗就隐蔽在山顶上,周围布满了‘地雷’和‘手榴弹’。我们要排除它。给大部队开劈道路,以便全歼敌人。”总指挥刚落的话音,立刻生龙活虎似的冲向山坡,分散到各处搜寻和寻找。

老鹰捉小鸡

“哈——又做游戏了!”老师的话刚说完,操场上顿时沸腾起来,欢笑声、鼓掌声响成一片。我们班又要做游戏了。

“老鹰捉小鸡”的游戏活动在阵阵欢呼声中开始了。周老师做“老鹰”,十个小同学做“小鸡”,中队长陆倩做“老母鸡”。只见“老鹰”扇动着有力的翅膀,一会儿向左,一会儿向右,盘算着怎样才能把“小鸡”捉到手。突然,“老鹰”猛一转身,扑向“小鸡”,善良的“母鸡”连忙张开双臂,用整个身体挡住“老鹰”的去路。“老鹰”扑向哪里,“母鸡”就挡到哪里,机警地保护着自己的“孩子”。“小鸡”一个拉一个,跟在“母鸡”背后,敏捷地左躲右闪,蹦来跳去,不让“老鹰”捉住。“老鹰”几次没捉到小鸡,急得像热锅上的蚂蚁团团转。“老鹰”假装休息,趁“母鸡”不防,一下子从“母鸡”的手臂下钻了过去,来了个“海底捞月”。“小鸡”一看“母鸡”没有挡住“老鹰”,慌了手脚,向四处逃散。一只“小鸡”跑慢了一步,被“老鹰”抓住了,成了“俘虏”。

“老鹰”就这样一只一只,把十只“小鸡”全抓走了,并高兴得眼睛眯成了一条线。我们围着她,一个劲地对她拍手叫好。

点评:老鹰捉小鸡的游戏,可能每个人都玩过,但是小作者把它写得妙趣横生。你看“老鹰”多狡猾,“一会儿向左,一会儿向右”,“假装休息”......来了个“海底捞月”,“母鸡”呢,“机警地保护着自己的‘孩子’”;“小鸡”们则“一个拉一个,跟在‘母鸡’背后,敏捷地左躲在冈,蹦来跳去”。师生们打成一片,玩得多欢畅!

建校捐款记

清晨,树上的小鸟刚唱出第一声歌,我就穿戴整齐地来到了学校。今天是我们村不平常的一天,为修建学校的捐款活动将在学校举行。

我们学校是10年前盖的,已经很久没有整修了,每天下雨的日子,课都上不下去,满教室都是漏雨的滴哒声和同学们的叹气声。村民委员会经过协商决定,在全村搞一次集资捐款活动,捐款仪式就在学校举行。     今天校园里打扫得特别于净,花儿摇摆着手,小鸟唱着歌,都在欢迎乡亲们的到来。主席台是用两张课桌拼起来的,书记和张老师站在桌子后边墙上张贴着“人民教育人民办,办好教育为人民”的标语,桌子上放着一红纸箱,上面写着“建校捐款箱”几个字。     乡亲们三三两两地走来了,大家脸上都洋溢着笑

容。第一个走上台来的是五保户李奶奶。她把一篮子鸡蛋放在主席台上,说:“我虽然没儿没女,可我老婆子盼着全村的娃子都能成才。我没有几个钱,把这些鸡蛋捐上吧。”书记和张老师给李奶奶一个深深的鞠躬。

第二个走上台的是4岁的小英子,她是由她妈妈领来的。小英子是王二叔的女儿,王二步在东北当兵。王二婶说:“从今年起,俺和小英子应去东北随军了,户口虽然迁去了,但俺的根还在这里。这里俺准备翻修房子用的300元钱,捐上吧。”话还没说完,小英子把“瓷老虎”存钱罐“啪”地放在桌子上,说:“这是我平时节省下来的25元钱,也捐给咱学校。”

第三个走上台来的是“钱大叔”。“钱大叔”姓李,村里不管有什么事,他从未捐过一分钱,“钱公鸡”的外号就这样叫起来了。乡亲们都说:“看,怎么飞来一只‘钱公鸡’。”“铁大叔”脸一红,对众人说:“你们别拿老眼光看人,这几年这外号压得我抬不起头来,两个儿子一对光棍。我想透了,人的名,树的影,没有好名声,光攒钱有什么用?”说着他把500元大票“啪”地放在桌上,大喊一声:“我‘铁公鸡’今天要拔毛了!”话音未落,院子里响起了一阵热烈的掌声。     乡亲们争先恐后地向主席台拥去。院墙上“人民

教育人民办,办好教育为人民”的标语在清晨阳光的照耀下,显得格外耀眼,格外醒目......

点评:开头先简略地介绍了集资捐款的背景,然后详写捐款过程,着重描写了李奶奶、小英子、王二婶、“铁大叔”等代表人物,表现了乡亲们对教育事业的关心和无私奉献的精神。文章条理清楚,详略得当,对话描写各具特色,符合人物身份,确为一篇佳作。

“猫”捉“老鼠”

下午最后一节是课外活动。

老师把我们四十多名同学带到操场,告诉我们这节课做“猫捉老鼠”的游戏。我们高兴得跳了起来。老师让我们排成一个圆圈儿。两手侧平举,手扣手地挽成一个大圆圈儿。比赛规则是:一人当“猫”,一个人当“老鼠”,在两圈内,捉住“老鼠”为赢,否则算输,输了要答题。(点明游戏名称、规则及玩法。)     游戏开始了。第一轮是调皮的小亮当“老鼠”,李晓红当“猫”。

只见“猫”和“老鼠”都躬着腰,左手撑着膝盖,右手向前伸着,像在摸索什么似的。机灵的小亮探头探脑,躲躲闪闪,一内一外地窜进窜出,嘴里偶尔还发出“吱吱”的叫声,活像一只老鼠。而李晓红在后面一声小跑,紧追不舍。(角色的动作描写有声有色,突出了趣味性。)我们牵着手,一齐唱啦啦词:“小老鼠,真讨厌,要想捉住你,转眼就不见。”“老鼠”钻进钻出,“猫”则紧追不舍,越追越紧张。我们的手拉得更

紧,啦啦词也越唱越响亮。(场面描写,烘托气氛。)     追呀,追呀“老鼠”贪玩,精力不集中,“猫”一扑而上,捉住了“老鼠”,“猫”赢了!

圆圈中,事先准备好了一叠题单。“猫”拿起一张由“老鼠”来完成。第一个题目是:朗读《亡羊补牢》。平常,小亮的朗读能力较差,我真替他捏把汗。可真没想到,他今天却读得非常流利,还很有感情。(照应前文,印证游戏规则。)尤其是他最后那句“我也要去补牢了”的话和扮的那个鬼脸儿,逗得大家哈哈大笑。(激发情趣,渲染气氛。)

游戏结束了,大家还沉浸在欢乐之中,“小老鼠,真讨厌......”仍荡漾在我的脑海里。(余兴未尽,抒发感情。)

总评:习作通过人物角色动作及场面描写,把游戏过程写得具体生动。做到了点面结合,既烘托了气氛,又显示了童趣,使人有身临其境的感觉。   技法点拔:

活动与游戏都重在写事,而不重在写人。然而“事不离人”,写事必须写人。如果活动与游戏没有群体参加,简直不可想象。

《建校捐款记》《老鹰捉小鸡》都是重在写事的文章,既有相似之处,也有一定的区别。两相比较,二

者都选择了有意义的材料,表现积极健康的主题。都把事情整个过程写得很清楚。然而,写活动重在以事情线索,或以空间位置转换体现发展过程;写游戏重在突出怎么玩,通过活动场面激发情趣,体现发展过程。因此,在写法上有所不同。

《建校捐款记》是以捐款建校为线索展开活动的。学校陈旧漏雨,需要修建,这是原因;五保户李奶奶捐鸡蛋,活动开始;4岁的小英子和她妈妈捐款,活动发展;“铁公鸡”——李大叔捐款,活动高潮。通过三个典型材料及人物生动的语言描写,展现了捐款人高贵的思想品格。同时对捐款环境布置的描写,以及群众情绪的表现烘托了捐款的场面气氛,揭示了:“人民教育人民办,办好教育为人民”的深刻主题。

此外,参观游览活动往往则以空间(方位、地点)位置的交换表现事情发展过程。如《记金华的双龙洞》(人教版第十册)按游览时间地点的变化(去游双龙洞——路上见闻——游洞外——由外洞进内洞——游内洞——出洞)来写的。此外写活动时,要注意抓住重点写,要详略得当,通过人物的动作、语言、神态、心理活动等描写,激发思想感情,从而达到揭示活动意义的目的,使人从中受到教育。

写游戏要把游戏活动的发展变化过程写出来,要交代参加游戏的人、地点和方法,又要交代游戏规则。重点要写出游戏是如何一步一步进行的,从准备到开始、怎么进行、怎么结束,要按顺序写清楚。同时,还要突出游戏的趣味性,通过描写反映游戏者的动作、神态,以及自己的心理活动表现出来。在《老鹰捉小鸡》,中游戏过程侧重抓住“老鹰”一系列动作描写,表现其凶猛、狡猾;“母鸡”也正是通过动作、神态的描写,表现其善良、慈爱,从而激发出游戏的情趣。再如《猫捉老鼠》既对人物动作做点的描写,又对观众的情绪作面的表现,从而渲染场面气氛,突出了趣味性,给人一种身临其境的感觉。

家长参与

1. 双休日,有准备地创设一定的情境和氛围,和孩子一同做游戏,并邀请亲友的孩子一同参加。从准备到开始,要引导孩子注意游戏变化过程,完成习作,要写出趣味来。

2.

家长有目的地编写童话剧或文艺小品,让自己和孩子一同担任角色,邀请邻居和亲友参加“家庭晚会”。指导孩子表演时的动作、神态、语言对白,帮助他演好角色。邻居、亲友也要营造气氛。表演之后,完成习

作。

发散题库

1. “将军”,我赢了

下象棋是常见的一种娱乐方式。棋场如战场,小小棋盘变化莫测。交战双方,既斗智,又斗勇。课余可以和家长、同学杀上几盘,别有一番情趣。“观棋不语真君子”,说不定观棋者还会插上三言两语,往往会给棋战平添几分乐趣。以三局两胜进行比赛,之后写出精彩的习作。

2. 啊,家乡变了

这是发自内心的赞美。久别故乡,你一定耳闻目睹许多新鲜事:宽阔的马路在延伸,一排排农民新居展新姿,新建的小学传来悠扬的琴声,敬老院里老人们在愉快地休闲娱乐......这美好祥和的情景怎能不使人感慨?以空间位置转换为线索,可以完成一篇《XX参观记》。

3. 知识竞答真有趣

澳门是祖国的神圣领土。它的回归,牵动着亿万人民的心,让每一个炎黄子孙感到无比幸福与自豪。迎回归、庆回归,学校一定组织了有关澳门知识竞答活动,场面精彩纷呈、激动人心。回味一下,以事情发展为线索,突出主持人对节目的串连,写出精彩的活动来。

迁移训练

1.  阅读《“猫”捉“老鼠”》,找出文中描写“猫”“老鼠”动作的句子,读一读,然后用曲线划出来。

2. 照样子各写出四个叠词。

探头探脑(    )(    )(    )(    )

躲躲闪闪(    )(    )(    )(    )

3. 阅读《建校捐款记》,将下列句子中带点的字和词语的正确意思选填在括号内。

(1).俺的根还在这里。(    )

A.能够把植物固定在土地上,吸收土壤里的水分和养分的部分。

B.比喻子孙后代。

C.家乡是养育“我”的地方,“我”永远不忘。

(2).“铁公鸡”的外号就这样叫起来了。(    )

A.用铁制作的公鸡

B.比喻吝啬、舍不得花钱。

C.大家给他另起了一个名字。

名师范文

风筝

最后一场春雪刚刚从枯黄转青的草地上融化,风,开始从尖利转得柔和,最早的几只风筝就出现在天空。

在我的童年,生活是那样困苦,能吃饱肚子已是最大的幸福,玩具是根本没有的。唯一的例外是在春天,我们可以玩风筝。

在六岁以前,我没有独立地放过风筝,妈妈怕我在山岗上摔断腿,只让我跟着隔壁的贵松哥哥,做他的“跟昆虫”。

贵松哥哥比我大三岁,在村里以掏鸟巢和打架著名,大人们甚至把他作为顽皮的典型来告诫自己的孩子。但他从来不欺负我,相反的,倒是我的保护人。“跟我去玩好了,”他总是这样对我的妈妈说,“我会管他的。”真的,跟着他,我从来没有吃过亏。

跟贵松哥哥去放风筝,我的任务是用两手捧住风筝,平直地举着,只等他大叫一声:“放!”我就赶紧松开

手,让他把风筝拉着向前冲去,越冲得快,风筝越易飞高,等他跑开三四丈路模样,在山岗尽头收住脚步,风筝往往已经飞到天空,“站稳”了。这时,我就欢呼着,奔跑过去,贵松哥哥就让我拿一根儿绕线的竹筷。竹筷是重重的,拿在手上,就像拿着只宝贵的野白鸽,稍稍疏忽它就会飞走。贵松哥可用一只脚擦另一只脚(他终年赤脚),得意地望着他的风筝,一面叮嘱我:“拿牢啊!拿牢啊!”遇到风大时,我更是用全部精力来拿牢这根竹

筷,连心也激奋地跳动起来。——这一刻,我体会到放风筝的真正乐处。

我七岁那年,有了第一只风筝,这是一只最简陋的小小的“衣鹞”(鹞就是风筝)于是,我和童年伙伴们一块举着风筝,在村中走过,看到有些孩子羡慕得把手指放在嘴里,有些孩子用绳拖着块碎纸,也当风筝在放,心里不觉充满了自豪感。我在高低不平的山岗上奔跑,亲手把风筝放上天空,学着贵松哥哥的样,把绕线的竹筷插在地上,自己躺在旁边,悠闲地嚼着“酸茎草”。有时候,贵松哥哥还敢来一手冒险勾当:故意让竹筷脱手,风筝就像断线似的飘去,竹筷像野兔一样,在地上一跳一跳地逃去,等它跳得相当远,他才

发一声喊,追上去补住竹筷。——不过那时我还不敢这样冒险。

在春天明朗的蓝天中,风筝是各色各样的:从四角方方的“瓦片鹞”,到气概华美的“老鹰鹞”和“蝴蝶鹞”,高高低低、远远近近的地在空中飘荡。我的“衣鹞”,只有半张报纸那么大,在两边用红水印着“福”字,这种风筝是最普通的,你只要花三个铜子就可以在杂货铺里买一只。我的童年伙伴们大都是放这种风筝的,仅仅在尾部的装饰上有些不同:有的挂上一丝细纸条,有的贴上一串彩纸圈。对着那些华丽的风筝,我们只能用羡慕的眼光,久久地望着,欣赏、评论、叫好。

赏析:春雪,融化了;春风,柔和了;风筝,飞起来了。“我”跟着贵松哥,亲手把风筝送上天空,拿着绕线的竹筷飞快地奔跑,或把竹筷插在地上,悠闲地嚼着“酸茎草”;大风时,“我更是用全部精力来拿牢这根竹筷,连心也激奋地跳动起来”,这就是放风筝真正的乐趣。“我”的童年是属于风筝的,属于天空的,属于那份无拘无束、自由自在的快乐。

知识点睛

写出场面 烘托气氛

没有艳丽的花朵,便没有花园;没有百花盛开、姹紫嫣红,就没有春色满园。写活动与游戏,进行场面描写,表现主要人物活动与群体的关系,不就像一种花和百花的关系那样相互映衬吗?

开展一项活动,进行一个游戏,总是围绕着一定的目的和意义,通过人物活动过程,把集体精神风貌形象地展现出来。显然,场面描写就显得极为重要。怎么进行场面描写呢?

一、抓住人物特征。突出人物形象,尤其重要人物的动作、神态描写要细致、逼真,使活动和游戏的过程生动地再现出来。在活动过程中要注意显示不同人物的个性。如事无巨细,面面俱到,势必杂乱无章,令人乏味。如《建校捐款记》写的是乡亲们为修建学校进行的有意义的捐款活动。作者抓住典型人物五保户李奶奶、军属王二婶及四岁的女儿小英子,以及外号叫“铁公鸡”的李大叔的动作、语言进行了生动形象的描写,突出了人物个性,活跃了捐款场面的热烈气 氛。

二、要点面结合。“点”指活动过程中突出的人或事物。“面”是措整个场面。二者结合,相互映衬。既要统览整体,勾画活动全貌,又要着力描写其中某个精彩动人的镜头,这样写既不空泛,又能显示人物个性特征。如《“猫”捉“老鼠”》,通过“猫”“躬着腰”“撑着膝盖”“紧追不舍”;“老鼠”“探头探脑”“躲躲闪闪”,还发出“吱吱”的叫声等“点”的动作描写,显示了“猫”的机灵、“老鼠”的狡猾个性特征;对场面中的群体,通过“我们牵着手,一齐唱啦啦词:‘小老鼠,真讨厌,要想捉住你,转眼就不见’......我们的手拉得更紧,啦啦词也越唱越响亮”等描写,渲染了游戏的氛围。

三、要烘托气氛。场面描写,往往通过说、笑、鼓掌、喝彩等声音的描绘、灯光布景的运用、服装道具的配合,起到一定的衬托作用,像《建校捐款记》中的典型人物,4岁的小英子把“瓷老虎”存钱罐“啪”地放在桌子上;“铁公鸡”李大叔把500元大票“啪”地放在桌上,又大喊一声:“我‘铁公鸡’今天要拔毛了!”话音未落,院子里响起了一阵热烈的掌声。这些绘声绘色的描写,既能渲染气氛又能造出声势。

拓展训练

1. 阅读《风筝》,看看作者是怎么描写“我”和贵松哥哥的活动的。

2. 你有没有放过风筝?如果有,也写一篇《风筝》;如果没有,写一次给你深刻印象的活动或游戏。注意吸取范文优点,写好场面和气氛。

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我最熟悉的一种小动物 我爱...... 家乡的...... 秋天的景色 游...... XXX的一角 记一次制作(或实验) 写特定环境下的事

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假设你参加了你校组织的 “关爱生命  携手„艾滋‟儿童”的活动。请你根据以下信息,写一篇英文日记,叙述活动情况。

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Today is the World Aids Day, so our school organized an activity called “Take care of our live, hand in hand with Aids children”. At 8:30 am, we volunteers gathered at the school gate and started our bike trips, which took us about one hour and a half. Soon after we got to the Red Cross Hospital, where most Aids children are staying, we began to have close chats with them to see how their life is going, and then we danced happily together. Having got to know them so well, we presented our gifts, took lots of photos and had lunch together before we came back. I feel very great to see the Aids children so happy when they are not ignored and taken good care of.

作文八:《英语描写文》5600字

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描写文Description

描写文常与叙述文连用,而称之为描述文(Description and Narration) 。人门总是对自己周边的人物或环境感到兴趣,特别是对人物的兴趣尤超过对事物。当我们叙述人物或事物时,必将我们视察所得来的细节说出来,这种说出来的方法不是叙述便是描绘。人们喜欢加以述说,这种述说的方式在写作上就靠作者运用文字,藉文字来描写人物或事物便称之为描述文。而描述的内容在日常生活中俯拾皆比的是,例如说,阳光的强弱,水的冷暖,东西摸在手里的感觉,飞机飞过头顶时的尖锐声音所舍人难受的感觉或印象,都是日常生活的经 验中所可以得到的描述题材。

当我们描述一个人物时,我们会将他的高度,体态,脸型,肤发的颜色,嘴角的表情,甚至他的眼神等等都要详加述说,并且要正确。不但要详细要正确,有时为了趣味或为了加强读者的印象,还要尽量的渲染一番。总之,细节的描述不管是对人物或事物都一样,愈详尽愈能给予读者深刻的印象;对地方的描写,有时不是要描写其美丽风景,而是在记述这个地方的特征。这地方可能又窄又脏又乱,人们穿梭其间有若蝼蚁,或谓此地贫瘠,述说其干旱惨状,或谓此地曾为王公贵族的楼台阁榭,如今时过境迁,荒芜无以名状,并托以感伤词句,以给读者极深刻之印象。这样一来,详细资料之搜集是很重要的。但短文又不容许有太多的呆板资料,否则,就会使读者读起来乏味。

人物的素描可分为两个大纲进行,一为外貌,一为个性。当然,一般情形是什么长相就会有什么个性,例如说,三角头的人在性格上多诡诈,圆颅方顶的人多不太灵活,方脸大耳的人多为大智若愚状,但非机智者。性情外向的与性情内向的,或说好动的与好静的,并非有截然不同的外貌,还需要提供详细的资料加以衬托,方可说明其个性。个性之描述大概可从四方面加以述说:㈡家庭背景;㈡学校背景;㈢社会背景;(四) 时代背景。当然这样就涉及到说明文了,然而短的描述文在这一方面就不可过于详细。

一般说来,描写是用文字画一幅图画。它的对象有时是感官的印象--视觉上的、嗅觉上的、触觉上的,或味觉上的;有时候是情感和感觉--喜、怒、哀、乐。描写的内容不外乎人物(persons),地方(places),及事物(things)。

描写可以分成两种:一种叫客观描写(objective description) ,一种叫主观描写(subjective description) 。

客观描写有时又称physical description或scientific description它是将对象的外型冷静、客观地记录下来,要求准确、清楚,不含任何情感成份或主观成份在内。

主观描写又称imaginative description或impressionistic description。它和主观描写不同,并不太注意外在细节的准确,而要求表达一种气氛,一种情绪。因此它是主观的、抽象的。   这两种描写,一种客观的一种主观的,并不是截然分开的,它们也不互相排斥,反而往往是相辅相成的。主观的描写必须以客观的细节做基础、客观的描写里,细节的选择本身也必然会表达某种态度和信念。

描写应注意下列三点:

(1)主要印象(Dominant impression)应加强说明或描绘。

(2)具体的细节(Concrete details)要写得生动明快。

(3)合理发展(Logical development)是指观点(Point of View) 与描写程序的合理性而言。   合理发展里最重要的还是观点问题,因为它决定整篇描写的顺序。观点分两种:一个是

[外在的观点] (physical point of view),一个是『内在的观点』 (mental point of view)。

『外在的观点』也就是作者所站的地方;例如描写一间屋子,作者是站在进门口处呢? 还是站在房间中央? 他是面朝东边还是西边? 者所站的位置和他的描写顺序,远近距离等都

有直接的关系。

[内在的观点]比较微妙,是指作者的心情、态度及眼光。例如一片广场、一个偶而路过的人和一个初次回家乡的游子描写起来就完全不同;一个十岁的小孩和一个成熟的中年人描写起来也会完全不一样。

作者一旦选定了他的观点,不管是外在的和内在的,以后就不能随便无缘无故的加以更改;需要变动时,也得先向读者交代清楚,以避免混乱。

除了观点以外,作者还必须考虑细节大致的顺序;一般说来,这个顺序有三种:(a)从远到近,或近到远;(b)从上到下,或下到上;(c)从左到右,或右到左。

顺序决定以后必须保持一贯,不要随便变更,除非是有特殊的理由,或为达到某种效果。

 My Schoolhouse

My first glimpse(1) of the White Star School in its weed-grown(2) and treeless yard facing north On the south side of a shallow basin is an indelible(3) memory. The building was alone on the prairie(4), a little gray, white-trimmed(5) peaked-roof(6) schoolhouse with two windows on the east and two on the west, fronted by an enclosed entry(7) with a shed roof(8).A white star was painted on the gable(9) of the building; a short flagpole(10) was fastened above that to the ridgepole(11). Back of this were two other buildings, an open shed for children to tie their horses in if they rode to school, and the coal house with the boys' toilet on one end and the girls' on the other. In the yard was the pump(12).

The inside of the schoolhouse was calcimined(13) a pale blue with a whitish ceiling. The floor was a worn gray. Desks and seats were scattered(14) about, the kind that are usually screwed(15) to the floor, with iron grill(16) work on the sides and legs. There was a small teacher's desk, an old round coal stove in the middle of the floor with a pipe going up then back to the chimney(17) at the south end, a water cooler on a stand, a large wooden cupboard where books and supplies(18) were kept, a glove hanging from one corner of the ceiling on a pulley, a map case. There was a blackboard across the front of the room, a kerosene(19) lamp in a bracket(20) on the wall, no blinds(21) at the windows, a picture of Lincoln and another of Washington on the back wall. A  dusty American flag was fastened above the blackboard. There was also the flagpole outside, a prow(22) on the front gable. There was a windup phonograph(23) with six records, an organ(24) rendition(25) of "Always", the "William Tell Overture", a record to teach the identification(26) of various instruments(27), and three lesser numbers. The school smelled of stale(28), locked-in(29) air, as distinctive(30) an oder(31) as that of a beer parlor(32).

The school and its yard were haunted(33) with echoes(34) from a quarter century's children, their pulses(35) and shapeless(36) dreams. It was worn, tragic(37), a country school on the first day following a summer's glad forgetfulness by its young. It had been patient and deserted then but for rare derisive(38) forays(39) made by passing youngsters all through the heat of June, July and August. The building stood there. It did not sit. It stood as the wooden weapon against ignorance(40) and defeat(41), the house of munity hope and of the future. It stood alone on the high upland prairie, braving cold and heat, a land ship on a motionless voyage of discovery into human possibility. It was wholly inspiring(42). Only in separated views was it de-pressing(43). At nineteen, scared(44) as I was, I felt how, above all, upright(45) it was. I was at

last a teacher housed in my own school.

语汇说明

本文为华格纳(Vern Wagner)所作,就描述地方而言是此类文章最佳范例之一。第一段写外观,

第二段写内部情形,第三段写感想。

(1)glimpse: 一瞥      (24)organ:风琴

(2)weed-grown: 杂草丛生   (25)rendition:此处为奏鸣曲

(3)indelible: 难忘的    (26)identification:辨认

(4)prairie: 大草原     (27)instruments:乐器

(5)white-trimmed: 有白边的 (28)stale:空气不新鲜

(6)peaked-roof: 尖顶(屋)   (29)Lcked-in:封闭的

(7)entry: 入口       (30)distinctive:特别刺鼻的

(8)shed roof: 棚盖     (31)oder:气味

(9)gable: 三角形墙面    (32)beer parlor:啤酒吧

(10)flagpole:旗竿      (33)haunted:常至;常访;常有

(11)ridgepole: 边椽木    (34)echoes:回声;回响

(12)pump:水帮浦       (35)pulses:脉搏

(13)calcimine: 粉刷     (36)shapeless:无形的

(14)scatter: 散置      (37)tragic:悲剧的

(15)screwed: 用螺丝钉钉住  (38)derisive:可笑的

(16)grill: 架子       (39)forays:蹂躏

(17)chimney: 烟囱      (40)ignorance:无知

(18)supplies:日常用品    (41)defeat:败北

(19)kerosene:煤气灯     (42)inspiring:有启导性的

(20)bracket: 托架      (43)depressing:不景气的:颓丧的

(21)blinds:窗帘       (44)scared:惊异

(22)prow:船首形状物     (45)upright:正直

(23)phonograph:唱机

作文九:《英语描写文》13200字

(二) 描写的种类回目录

1. 人物描写

(1) 人物外貌描写

(2) 语言行动描写

(3) 心理活动描写

2. 景物描写

(1) 动态描写

(2) 静态描写

3. 场面描写

Sample 1

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on My English Teacher. Remember to write clearly.

My English teacher is a woman of medium-height. She is in her thirties. She always has a smile on her face and a kind word for her students. As she is also a little plump, she gives people the impression that she is a patient, responsible and easygoing teacher.

This picture of my teacher is true. She devotes herself to the cause of education. She prepares and organizes her lessons so well that we are fully attentive in her class. After class she often gives lessons to the students who have been absent from school because of illness. With her help we have bee more and more interested in our English study. Whenever we have problems we will turn to her for help. As a matter of fact, she is more an intimate friend to us than a respected teacher.

We have learnt a great deal from her devotion to her work, her conscientiousness in teaching, and her readiness to help others.

Sample 2

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on The Spring Festival. Remember to write clearly.

The Spring Festival is the Chinese Lunar New Year. It’s the most important holiday in China. People usually celebrate and spend the Spring Festival together with their parents and children at home.

With the New Year round the corner, every family is busy getting ready for it. All the housewives at this time would give their house an extra cleaning, make al the things clean, tidy and keep everything in its right place.

On New Year ’s Eve, every family makes dumplings and cook many delicious dishes. All the members of the family gather together and have a family dinner. After the big meal, they watch TV to enjoy the programs specially prepared for the Festival. The children let off fireworks, men play Mahjong and cards. They stay up very late. Just a t midnight, when the clock strikes twelve, they let off various firecrackers outdoors to see the Old Year off and the New Year in.

评析:

本文采用三段式的行文形式,首段介绍春节是中国农历新年。随后分别描写节前人们怎样为欢度新春做准备,并详细描述除夕晚上人们以何种方式庆贺新年的到来。这样的构思结构显得自然流畅。

Sample 3

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on Sunset. Remember to write clearly.

Recently I was in a changeable mood. Many troubles were caused by my own random thoughts. How I longed to have a light heart and be in a serene mood.

After school on my way to the dormitory, I saw the sun hanging low above the horizon. The sky was alive with long streaks of red and gold. The sun, at the end of a day’s journey, makes the clouds look like the Garden of Eden. Charmed by the scene, I stood still on the path, conscious neither of time, nor space, nor people who passed by. A feeling of happiness and admiration came over me. I was lost in the beauty of nature.

It seemed a magic world, a world of colors – red, orange, yellow, green and blue. They shone, flashed and changed. Gradually everything was veiled by the purple fog.

I came to the lawn and saw the magic red ball flooding and dying the grass with a rosy color. By and by the golden sunlight faded and fainted. The rose tint vanished and the day cooled. The sunlight was no more. Dusk gathered thicker and thicker.

In my vision is an empty space of fields, so smooth and vast in the distance. The sunset is not as exciting as sunrise, not so hot and warm at dusk as at noon. Yet, it is so quiet and serene. It can put up with everything. You know, even the word “beautiful ” is not enough to describe it. Now I am at peace and in a happy mood. I love sunset.

Sample 4

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on Autumn. Remember to write clearly.

It is autumn. The sky is clear and cloudless. The summer heat is gone. The autumn wind brings up cool. At once the version es to my mind, “Autumn is rich with fruit and grain.” Actually I see pomegranates red and round on the stall in the market and the pears big, yellow and juicy. My mouth waters for them. The grains have been harvested, the rice, wheat and corn.

The laurel trees give off fragrance. The perfume makes its way straight into my nose. The bright red cannas are standing behind rows of tall plane trees. I am waiting for their leaves to turn yellow. Then I can trample on the fallen leaves on both sides of the ground.

At times the autumn rain keeps falling silently on the trees ad flowers and the ground. It washes everything clean. When the sun es out, the droplets shine bright on the yellow leaves.

What a beautiful painting! Autumn is the season for harvest; no pains, no gains. I must study hard so that I can have a big harvest in all my subjects.

Sample 5

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on Country Life in Summer. Remember to write clearly.

The summer days I recently spent with my cousins at my uncle’s in the country filled me with happy memories. I’ll never forget the country life we enjoyed there.

We usually got up at dawn and took a walk along the beautiful meadows of wild flowers. The air was so balmy and fresh, and the scenery so charming that it makes one think of city life with scorn and contempt. The pretty birds had just risen from their sleep and were hopping from branch to

branch, singing their merry songs. Soon the rays of the sun glittered on the rippling brook. We lay under the shade of trees for an hour and then t home. As we seated ourselves in the bower surrounded by tall bamboos, either playing chess or reading poems, we might have entirely forgotten the hot weather, had it not been for the clamor of cicadas, which reminded us that it was summer.

Several hours later, the glorious sun was sitting down in the west. Sometimes, when the shower had stopped, the evening appeared to be more beautiful Boys, girls, men and woman began to enjoy the refreshing breeze. Then out came the bright and lucid moon. Occasionally one or two meteors would dart across the sky as if that were playing with the fireflies.

By and by, the world was wrapped in sleep. The sweet notes of a flute were heard, but at times died away, amid the sigh of the soft wind that was stealing through the woods. Oh, how touching the music was!

Sample 6

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on Olympic Flame. Remember to write clearly.

Now the 26th Centennial World Olympic Games are in full swing in Atlanta. The Olympic flame is burning red and bright in the torch a t the center of the Olympic square. Earlier before the official opening of the games it had been relayed one by one through the hands of runners, among them, students supported by the Chinese hope project. Thousands of people lined the streets to watch the relay.

The relay of the Olympic Flame is the symbol of the continuity between the ancient and modern Games. During the ancient Olympics a sacred flame burned at the altar of Zeus. A modern version of the flame was adopted for the Berlin Games in 1936, and the tradition has been observed ever since. The torch used to kindle the flame is first lit by the sun’s rays at Olympia in Greece, and then carried to the site of the Games by relays of runners. Ships and planes are used when necessary.

The runners are specially chosen. All of them are hard working and as a result bee overachievers. The flame kindles the fire in everyone’s heart to encourage people to go on and on and bring the Olympic spirit into full play.

Sample 7

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on My Favorite Month. Remember to write clearly.

June is the month that I like best. It is the month that stirs the senses. The weather in June is neither too hot nor too cold.

The trees are green again and there are flowers everywhere. The buds of May are in full blossom now and their fragrance fills the air. The birds are back from the South and sing happily all day. The winds of winter were harsh and cold, but the gentle breezes of June are playful and caressing. The colors of winter were somber and gray, but the colors of June are bright and gay. Everyone feels a sense of renewal. People can take off their heavy winter clothes and put on their light summer clothes. Children, who have been kept indoors all winter, are playing outdoors now and anticipating the end of the school term. There is a general feeling of release from care, and

everyone is looking forward to the future with hope. Is it any wonder that June is my favorite month?

Sample 8

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on My New Roommate. Remember to write clearly.

It was my first day at the institute. I got into the building where I was going to live, and looked at door after door for my name. At last I found it. In the room there was already a student making his bed.

After we said “How do you do” to each other, he continued his work, paying no more attention to me. “What a stuck-up fellow,” I thought, I examined the room. It was not different in the fitting and furnishings from any other room I had seen, but it had been thoroughly cleaned – by my new roommate, no doubt.

I looked at him. He was thin, short and dark. His hair was like a bundle of straw. His dirty clothes and tired look were clearly sign s of a long travel. His clothes were made of cheap cloth. The coast was too short and the trousers too loose. And he wore a pair of rubber shoes, which were very unfashionable. He did not look like a smart freshman at all. “A yokel”, I concluded.

The second time he spoke, his accent told me that he was from the south. “Shall I help you get your luggage from the office?”

I did not refuse since I really needed help. He was quick in movement. He walked out of the room and was soon far ahead of me in the corridor.

“A good guy,” I said to myself. “I will make friends with him.” I hurried and caught up with him.

Sample 9

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on Touring in Guilin (or some other place). Remember to write clearly.

It was summer. I came to Guilin by train. As soon as I left the station, a few minutes’ bus ride took me to the “Hill of Elephant Trunk”. The Hill of Elephant Trunk is very big and really like an elephant drinking water. The city of Guilin is small. Looking up, I saw mountains around and in front of me. All of the houses seemed to be at the foot of the mountains.

The water of the Li River is clear and green. Many ships harbor at the port, which is very near, only a few yards’ away. I t to the seven-star park and got on the seven-star rock. Inside the cave is a magnificent sight. The thousand-year-old stone clocks, the stone bamboos, with the explanation of Miss Guide, bee alive and glisten in color.

Then I came to the “Camel Hill”, which is exactly like a camel. I wanted to ride on its back. The wonder of Guilin lies in its natural beauty, without any artificial element. I rowed in the river and enjoyed it greatly. The rain falls and the mountains are enveloped in steam and fog.

Guilin, the small city is unique and like a water color panting, especially a Chinese painting. I want to actualize my potentiality to add to its color.

Sample 10

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a position of no less than 150 words on My Hobby. Remember to write clearly.

My hobby is fishing. I am fond of going fishing, for it is both interesting and instructive —It tempers my willpower.

Last Sunday I t fishing with my friend, He Ping. We started at daybreak. After three hours’ cycling, we arrived at the outskirts of Hefei and came to a stream. The water is clear and clean. One can see fish swimming. The meadow sprinkled with buttercups slopes to the stream. It is a good place for fishing.

In a few minutes everything was ready. Putting the bait of earthworms on the hook, dropping the line into the stream, we sat there fishing with rod in hand. An hour passed. I did not catch a single fish. I lifted the fishing rod time and again. Time and again I was disappointed. There was no fish on the hook. On the other side of the stream, He ping had caught several fish, one of which was very big.

“How es it that you catch fish easily while it is so difficult for me?” I asked.

“It ’s easy. Only you need to be patient.” He Ping answered. “Make sure that you lift the fishing rod when the whole float has sunk. I’m sure a fish will greet your on the hook.”

After a while the floats were swinging. I kept my breath and waited. The floats became still again. “Come on my hook, dear fish.” I was saying to myself. In a moment the floats swung again and then sank abruptly. Just at that moment I lifted my fishing rod. To my delight, I caught a fish. Grinning, I took it off the hook.

This gave me a great revelation: Stamina is what we need to achieve success. And it is more important to young people who usually lack it.

作文十:《描写关于运动会的英语作文》400字

描写关于运动会的英语作文

We had a sports meeting last Friday. All of the students took an active part in it. Our class did very well in the sports meeting. The boys won the boys' 400 metres, and the girls won the girls' 200 metres.

I joined in the sports meeting, too. In the long jump, I won the second prize. But unluckily, I was the last one in the high jump.

Though the sports meeting has been over, I'll always remember the spirit of Faster, Higher and Stronger .