介绍上周三,英语读书会的英语作文

介绍上周三,英语读书会的英语作文

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Last Wednesday was the English Reading Club! I was super

excited because I just love the reading club. It's my favorite thing

ever!

We always start by sitting in a circle on the big rug in the

library. There are so many of us that the circle is really huge. Ms.

Martin, our teacher who runs the club, sits in the middle. She has

a big basket full of books that we're going to read.

"Hello my little bookworms!" Ms. Martin said in her warm,

smiley voice. "Who is ready for another adventure through the

magical world of books?"

We all cheered and raised our hands, wiggling with

anticipation. Reading books is just the best.

"Wonderful!" Ms. Martin laughed. "Well, we have a very

special book to explore today. Can anyone guess what it might

be about?" We all started shouting out guesses about what kind of book

it would be. Jordan thought it would be about dinosaurs. Lily

hoped it was a princess book. Samuel was sure it had to be about

outer space.

Ms. Martin held up her hand for quiet. "While those are all

excellent genres, today's book is actually about...animals!"

A lot of us gasped with delight. I just love books about

animals. They're my total favorite kind of book, besides maybe

books about candy!

"Yes, indeed," Ms. Martin continued. "A very special

collection of stories all about our friends in the animal kingdom.

Who's ready to hear the first tale?"

We all clapped and cheered, so excited to hear what

amazing animal we'd be learning about first. I could hardly sit

still, I was so eager.

Ms. Martin reached into the basket and pulled out a big,

colorful book. She held it up for us all to see the cover, which

showed a bunch of different jungle animals.

"Today we'll be traveling deep into the rainforest to meet the

mighty jaguar with the book 'The Lurking Hunter' by Amanda

Delrio," Ms. Martin told us. "Let's dive right in!" She opened up the book and began reading the first page in

her wonderful storytelling voice that made you feel like you were

really there. The words painted such a vivid picture in my mind of

the dense, sweltering jungle and the sleek, powerful jaguar

padding silently through the undergrowth.

The story followed the jaguar, who was the "lurking hunter"

of the title, as it skillfully stalked and caught different prey

animals like a tapir and a capybara. We learned all about how

good jaguars' senses of sight, smell and hearing are for hunting.

And how they can even climb trees and swim in rivers looking for

food!

I was completely captivated the whole time, hanging on Ms.

Martin's every word. The story was just so exciting and

fascinating. I felt like I was right there with the jaguar, using my

own eyes and ears to spot the next meal.

When Ms. Martin got to the last page and closed the book,

we all let out a disappointed "awwwww!" We never wanted the

adventure to end!

"What did you all think? Did you enjoy meeting the jaguar

and seeing how it hunts?" Ms. Martin asked with a smile.

"Yes!" we all yelled eagerly. We just loved that book. "Wonderful," Ms. Martin said happily. "I'm so glad you found

it interesting and fun. Learning about different animals and their

behaviors is one of the most amazing things we can do."

She looked around the circle at all of us. "Now, who would

like to share what their favorite part was or something new they

learned?"

Lots of hands went up, kids eager to talk about the story. Ms.

Martin started calling on us one by one.

Jacob talked about how he loved the descriptions of the

jaguar's spots and rosettes in its fur coat. Isabelle shared that she

learned jaguars are actually pretty good swimmers. Liam's

favorite part was when the jaguar finally pounced on the tapir

and made the catch after all that patient stalking.

When it was my turn, I talked about how wild it was that

jaguars live in such a hot, humid environment like the rainforest. I

couldn't even imagine getting all sweaty and icky like that! The

jaguar must have felt so sticky and gross. Though I guess maybe

big cats don't really get too hot and sweaty.

Everyone laughed at my observation about the jaguar

sweating. Even Ms. Martin got a case of the giggles imagining a jaguar having to use pit stick deodorant before going hunting in

the jungle.

Once we'd all gotten our turn to share our thoughts, Ms.

Martin put the book back in the basket. "Alright my little

roaming readers, should we dive into another animal adventure

today?" she asked.

"Yes!" we all cheered eagerly.

And so we spent the rest of our reading club time being

transported to the chilly Antarctic to learn about penguins, and

then following a pack of African wild dogs as they worked

together to take down a much bigger prey animal.

I just can't get enough of these amazing animal stories!

Reading about all their incredible behaviors and survival skills in

their natural habitats is always the biggest thrill. I seriously count

down the days until the next reading club meeting every week.

Books are just the most magical things ever. Getting lost in

their pages is like going on the most epic adventures right from

my comfy spot on the rug. Wild habitats, faraway lands,

legendary beasts - I experience them all through books!

That's why the English Reading Club is pretty much the

ultimate best thing in the world to me. We all get to come