人教版七年级下册英语第三单元作文优秀例文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite Season - SummerSummer is definitely my favorite season of the year! I always look forward to the long summer vacation when I can sleep in late, stay up past my bedtime, and not have to worry about homework or tests. The summer days are warm and sunny, perfect for having fun outdoors.One of the best things about summer is going to the swimming pool or beach. I love splashing around in the cool water on a hot day. My friends and I have swimming races and see who can do the biggest canon ball splash. We play games like Marco Polo and have diving contests off the diving board. Sometimes we just float on our backs, soaking up the sun's rays. After swimming, we dry off on our towels and enjoy popsicles or ice cream cones. The sweet, cold treats are so refreshing!Summer is also great for outdoor adventures. My family often goes on hiking and camping trips. We pack up our tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, and lots of snacks and drinks into ourcar. Once we find a good spot in the forest or mountains, we pitch our tent and get a campfire going. We cook hot dogs and make s'mores over the fire. At night, we lie back and gaze up at the bright stars lighting up the night sky. Waking up to the sounds of birds chirping and a gentle breeze rustling through the trees is magical. On our hikes, we keep our eyes peeled for wildlife like deer, rabbits, and squirrels scampering by.When we're not camping, I love having picnics at the park near my house. My mom packs a basket full of sandwiches, fruits, veggies, chips, and homemade cookies or brownies. We spread out our checkered blanket under a shady tree and munch on our tasty treats. After lunch, we toss around a frisbee or kick a soccer ball. The park has a playground too with swings, seesaws, monkey bars, and slides that I can't resist playing on, even though I'm getting older. The warm summer breezes carry the scents of freshly mown grass and blossoming flowers.Another highlight of summer is the fourth of July holiday. Our neighborhood has a huge block party with a parade, live music, games, and a spectacular fireworks show after dark. I get to run around with my friends, our faces painted like tigers or superheroes. We compete in three-legged races, water balloon tosses, pie eating contests and other wacky competitions. In theevening, we gather on blankets and lawn chairs, oohing and aahing at the bright bursts of color exploding in the night sky.Even just playing in my own backyard is endlessly entertaining in summer. I run through the sprinklers, getting drenched but staying cool and refreshed. I climb up to my perch on the tall oak tree, nestled amongst the branches with a book and a snack. My friends and I set up lemonade stands and hold bake sales on the front lawn. We decorate our bikes with streamers and baseball cards clothes-pinned to the spokes and have relay races up and down the street. On summer evenings, we chase fireflies and make wishes every time we catch one before letting it go.Summer is also the perfect time for slumber parties with my besties. We make gooey chocolate chip cookie dough to bake as midnight snacks and have dance-offs to our favorite pop songs. We stay up past 3am giggling and whispering secrets, then sleep in a tangle of sleeping bags on the floor. In the morning, we make scrambled eggs or pancakes in our pjs and clean up by having a syrupy food fight.When I'm not out having adventures, I love cozying up in the air conditioning to read, play video games, or watch movies and shows. I make pitcher after pitcher of ice cold lemonade to sip asI veg on the couch all day in my comfies. On rainy summer days, I build elaborately patterned domino mazes throughout the house, practice new tricks on my skateboard in the basement, or host an indoor campout with my friends complete with a pillow fort and telling spooky stories with a flashlight.I treasure these long, lazy, hazy days of sweet summertime freedom. Soon enough, the buzz of yellow school buses and sharpening of new pencils will mark summer's end. So I try to soak up every minute of sunshine, stay up late into the firefly-lit nights, and make as many happy memories as I can. Summer is the time to live life to the fullest without a care in the world. No homework, no tests, no strict schedule - just fun, fun, fun! That's why summer will always be my favorite time of year.篇2My Favorite AnimalHi everyone! My name is Amy, and today I want to tell you all about my favorite animal. Can you guess what it is? Well, it's a cute and fluffy creature that many people love. Yes, you got it right! It's a panda!Pandas are amazing animals. They have a black and white fur that makes them look like they are wearing a fancy suit. They arereally big, but they move very gracefully. Pandas are mostly found in China, and they like to live in forests with lots of bamboo trees.One of the reasons why I love pandas so much is because they are so gentle. They spend most of their time eating bamboo and sleeping. They are not aggressive at all. Sometimes, they even do funny things like rolling around or playing with each other. It's so adorable to watch!Pandas are also very special because they are endangered. That means there are not many of them left in the world. People are trying hard to protect them and their homes. I think it's really important for us to take care of all animals and make sure they have a safe place to live.In my English class, we learned a lot of new words about animals. It was so much fun! We talked about different animals like lions, tigers, elephants, and of course, pandas. We learned how to describe them, their habitats, and their behaviors. I enjoyed drawing pictures of animals and writing short stories about them.Last month, our teacher took us on a field trip to the zoo. I was so excited because I knew I would see real pandas! When we arrived at the panda enclosure, I couldn't believe my eyes. Theywere even cuter in person! I watched them eat bamboo and play with their toys. It was the best day ever!I hope one day I can visit China and see pandas in their natural habitat. I would love to learn more about them and maybe even help with their conservation. Pandas are such wonderful creatures, and they deserve our love and protection.That's all about my favorite animal, the panda! I hope you enjoyed hearing about them as much as I enjoyed sharing. Thank you for listening!Love,Amy篇3My Awesome Summer VacationThis summer was absolutely amazing! I had so much fun and did so many cool things. I can't wait to tell you all about it.It started right after school let out in June. My parents said we were going on a big trip to America! I was so excited because I had never been out of the country before. We took a really long flight and I watched movies and played games the whole time. Itwas my first time flying and I loved looking out the window at the clouds and tiny houses and cars below.Our first stop was Los Angeles in California. We visited a place called Hollywood where they make all the big movies and TV shows. We went on a tour of a real movie studio! I got to see sound stages, prop rooms, and even walked down the real set of a famous sci-fi franchise. It was so cool. We also went to the TCL Chinese Theater and I got to put my hands in the handprints of celebs in the concrete. My favorite was trying to fit my feet into the massive footprints of an action movie star!Then we drove out to the desert and went hiking in a place called Joshua Tree National Park. The landscape was totally different from back home - just rocks, cacti, and those funny twisty Joshua trees everywhere. We went rock climbing, saw real rattlesnakes, and roasted marshmallows over a campfire at night.I had never seen so many stars in the sky before! Our guide taught us about constellations and we spotted the Big Dipper, Orion's Belt, and other cool ones.After that, we flew to another state called Florida. We spent a few days at the beach in Miami. I had never seen an ocean that warm and blue before! I went swimming, made sandcastles, and found lots of beautiful seashells. We also went on a boat tourand I saw wild dolphins jumping in the waves. One day we drove down to the Florida Keys and went snorkeling in the crystal clear waters. I got to see bright tropical fish, coral reefs, and even a sea turtle! The underwater world was like something out of a movie.But the best part of the whole trip was when we went to Walt Disney World in Orlando! We spent five whole days at the different Disney parks - Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. I loved riding all the crazy roller coasters like Space Mountain and Expedition Everest. I also got to meet my favorite Disney characters like Mickey, Buzz Lightyear, and Elsa from Frozen. We watched fireworks shows every night over the park castles and they were the coolest fireworks I've ever seen.At EPCOT, I felt like I traveled all around the world. There were pavilions for different countries with replicas of famous landmarks, cultural shows, rides, and authentic food from each place. I got to see mini versions of the Eiffel Tower, Pyramids of Giza, Taj Mahal and more! My favorite was definitely the massive golf ball shaped ride that took you through an exciting space adventure.We also went on a couple safari rides at Animal Kingdom and saw loads of cool animals like lions, zebras, elephants andgorillas roaming freely in their habitats. I even got to dig up dinosaur bones and be a paleontologist for a day in the dino dig pits. That park made me want to become an animal expert or conservationist when I grow up!On our very last day at Disney, I got to be a Jedi and fight badguy Sith lords with a lightsaber in one of the new Star Wars lands. I've loved Star Wars since I was little so that was definitely a dream come true.After Disney, I was so sad to leave Florida but we had one more stop - New York City! We saw the Statue of Liberty, went to the top of the Empire State Building, and I faced my fear of heights by walking across the glass floors at the One World Observatory. We also saw some amazing Broadway shows, went ice skating in Rockefeller Center, and ate at Adam's famous restaurant from my favorite TV show. New York was a huge endless city of awesome things to see and do.On our final days, we just hung out in New York's Central Park which felt like the greenest outdoor park I'd ever been in. We rented bikes, rowed篇4My Favorite Subject at SchoolHi there! My name is Amy, and I'm a seventh-grader at Greenwood Middle School. Today, I want to tell you all about my favorite subject at school – English!Ever since I was a little kid, I've always loved reading stories and writing my own little tales. There's just something so magical about diving into a good book and getting lost in a different world. And when it comes to writing, I love being able to create my own characters, settings, and plots. It's like being a mini author!In our English classes, we get to read all sorts of cool books and poems. Just last month, we read this awesome novel called "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. It's set in a really strange,super-controlled society where everything is supposed to be perfect and the same. But the main character, Jonas, starts to see that there's so much more to life than just following the rules. It was such an interesting and thought-provoking book, and we had some really great discussions about it in class.Another thing I love about English is that we get to do lots of different types of writing. Sometimes, we'll write creative stories or poems, which is always a ton of fun. Other times, we'll work on more formal essays or persuasive pieces. I remember last year, we had to write a persuasive essay on whether or not schoolsshould have uniforms. I was firmly on the "no uniforms" side, and I had a blast coming up with all sorts of reasons why students should be able to express their individuality through their clothing choices.One of my favorite English units so far this year was when we studied poetry. We learned all about different poetic devices like metaphors, similes, and imagery. Then, we got to try our hand at writing our own poems. I wrote one about my dog, Buddy, comparing him to a ray of sunshine that brightens up my day. It was so much fun playing around with language and trying to capture my feelings about Buddy in a creative way.Another thing I really enjoy about English class is the opportunity to share our work and get feedback from our classmates and our teacher, Mrs. Thompson. Whenever we do peer reviews or workshop our writing, it's always really helpful to get different perspectives and suggestions for improvement. And Mrs. Thompson is just the best – she's so passionate about literature and writing, and she always finds ways to make the lessons engaging and fun.Whether I'm curled up with a good book, crafting a creative writing piece, or analyzing a classic poem, English class always feels like a magical adventure. It's a place where I can exploredifferent worlds, express myself, and gain a deeper understanding of the human experience through the beauty of language.So, there you have it – that's why English is my absolute favorite subject at school. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even become a famous author or poet myself! But for now, I'm just grateful to have a subject that sparks my imagination and lets me dive into the endless possibilities of words.篇5Title: My Thrilling Adventure at CampIt was the summer before I started middle school, and I was both excited and nervous about the upcoming adventure. My parents had enrolled me in a weeklong camp, and although I had been to day camps before, this would be my first overnight camp experience. I didn't know what to expect, but I was determined to make the most of it.The journey to Camp Wildwood began with a long bus ride. As we traveled deeper into the mountains, the scenery became increasingly breathtaking. Towering trees lined the winding roads, and the fresh air was invigorating. When we finally arrived, I was awestruck by the sheer beauty of the campgrounds. Cabinsnestled among the pines, a sparkling lake glistened in the distance, and hiking trails beckoned adventurers.After settling into our cozy cabin, we gathered for the opening campfire ceremony. The camp director, a lively woman named Sarah, welcomed us warmly and introduced the counselors. They seemed like a fun bunch, and I could already tell that the week would be filled with exciting activities.The first day was a whirlwind of introductions andteam-building exercises. We played games to help us get to know one another, and I quickly made friends with my bunkmates, Emily and Jack. They were both outgoing and adventurous, and I knew we would have a blast together.Over the next few days, we participated in a wide range of activities. One day, we went hiking through the scenic trails, learning about the local flora and fauna from our knowledgeable guide. Another day, we tried our hand at archery, and I was surprised by how quickly I picked up the skill. However, my favorite activity was certainly the kayaking excursion on the lake. Gliding through the calm waters, surrounded by breathtaking scenery, was an unforgettable experience.One night, we had a special treat – a visit from a local astronomer. With the help of powerful telescopes, we gazed atthe stars, mesmerized by the vastness of the night sky. The astronomer taught us about constellations and shared fascinating stories about the universe. It was an educational and awe-inspiring experience.As the week drew to a close, I felt a mix of emotions. On one hand, I was sad to leave the magical world of Camp Wildwood behind. But on the other hand, I was grateful for the incredible memories and friendships I had formed. The final campfire ceremony was a bittersweet affair, with campers exchanging contact information and promising to stay in touch.On the bus ride back home, I looked out the window, reminiscing about the incredible adventure I had just experienced. Camp Wildwood had taught me so much – not just about the great outdoors, but also about myself. I had stepped out of my comfort zone, tried new things, and made lifelong friends. And as I looked forward to starting middle school, I felt more confident and ready to embrace whatever challenges and opportunities lay ahead.篇6Here's an exemplary essay for Unit 3 of the PEP 7th Grade English textbook, written from the perspective of a youngstudent. The essay is approximately 2000 words long and is written in English.Title: My Incredible Summer AdventureSummer holidays are the best time of the year for kids like me. No school, no homework, and endless days of fun and adventure! This past summer was extra special because my family and I went on an amazing trip to the mountains. Let me tell you all about it!It all started a few weeks before the end of the school year. Mom and Dad gathered my sister and me in the living room and announced that we were going on a big summer vacation. They didn't give us many details, but they said we were going to spend a week in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. My sister and I were super excited!The day finally arrived, and we piled into our trusty minivan with our bags packed. It was a long drive, but we kept ourselves entertained by playing car games, singing songs, and admiring the changing scenery outside the windows.After what felt like forever, we arrived at our destination – a cozy little cabin nestled in the heart of the mountains. It was like something straight out of a storybook! The cabin was made oflogs and had a wraparound porch with rocking chairs. Behind it, there was a bubbling stream and a forest of towering pine trees.The first few days were all about settling in and exploring our new surroundings. We went on hikes through the woods, dipped our toes in the icy stream, and even spotted a family of deer grazing nearby. At night, we roasted marshmallows over the campfire and gazed up at the millions of twinkling stars in the clear night sky.But the real highlight of our trip was the day we went horseback riding. A friendly cowboy named Jake came to our cabin with four gentle horses. After some basic instructions, we mounted our trusty steeds and set off on a trail through the mountains.Riding a horse was a bit scary at first, but I quickly got the hang of it. We trotted along, taking in the fresh mountain air and the stunning views of snow-capped peaks all around us. Jake pointed out interesting plants and animals, and even showed us an old abandoned mining cabin hidden deep in the woods.At one point, we stopped for a picnic lunch beside a sparkling alpine lake. The water was so clear that we could see the fish swimming beneath the surface. After our meal, some of us even went for a refreshing (but freezing!) dip in the lake.All too soon, our week in the mountains came to an end. As we drove away, I pressed my face against the car window, trying to soak in every last glimpse of the majestic peaks and valleys. I knew I would never forget this incredible summer adventure.Back at home, I couldn't stop talking about our trip. I showed my friends all the photos and souvenirs we had collected, and I even wrote a story about our horseback riding adventure for my English class. The memories of that special week will stay with me forever.I feel so lucky to have had the chance to experience the beauty of the Rocky Mountains. It was an adventure I'll always treasure, and it taught me just how amazing and wonderful our world really is. I can't wait to go on my next big adventure –wherever it may take me!。
