四年级下册英语第二单元我的一天计划表做全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Day ScheduleHi there! I'm so excited to tell you all about the "My Day" schedule we just learned in our English textbook. This unit is really fun because it lets me share what a typical day is like for me. I think it will help you understand my life a little better!I'll start by describing my morning routine. I usually wake up around 7:00 AM during the school week. The first thing I do is get out of bed and brush my teeth. After that, I get dressed for the day by putting on my school uniform - a white polo shirt and navy blue pants or skirt.Next, I head to the kitchen for breakfast. My mom or dad typically makes me something simple but yummy like cereal with milk, toast with jam, or a boiled egg. I don't like to skip breakfast because it gives me energy for the morning ahead. While I'm eating, my parents remind me to pack my backpack with my books, notebooks, pencil case, water bottle, and healthy snacks for recess.Once I finish eating, I double check that I have everything I need for school. If the weather is nice out, I walk the short distance to my elementary school. But if it's raining or cold, my parents give me a ride. School starts promptly at 8:30 AM, so I have to be there on time!My first few classes in the morning are always the toughest subjects like math, science, and language arts. We cover a lot of new material, so I take careful notes and raise my hand if I need help from the teacher. Around 10:30 AM, we get a short snack break where I can quickly eat something from home like an apple or crackers. Then it's time for more learning until lunch at 12:00 PM.During the lunch period, I meet up with my friends in the cafeteria to eat the lunch my mom packed for me. Some of my favorite meals are a sandwich, baby carrots, a yogurt cup, and a juice box. We all chat and joke around for the 45 minutes we have. Once we're done eating, we can go outside to the playground and run around for a little while before afternoon classes.In the afternoon from around 1:00 PM to 3:15 PM, we have more low-key lessons like art, music, gym class, and social studies. These are some of my favorite subjects because they'reso much fun and not just sitting at a desk the whole time. I really look forward to art class each week because I love being creative and making projects.Finally, it's time to go home once the final bell rings at 3:15 PM. Unless I have an after-school activity that day, I meet my parents outside and we walk home together. Once I'm home, I change out of my uniform into comfy clothes and start on my homework for the night. I take a short break around 5:00 PM to have an after-school snack like fruit or pretzels.My evenings are pretty relaxing after getting my homework done. We have dinner as a family around 6:30 PM, and then I have some free time to play outside if it's nice out or watch a TV show I like. I always take a bath and get ready for bed around 8:00 PM since I'm a kid and can't stay up too late. Finally, I'm asleep by 9:00 PM to rest up for another day just like this one tomorrow!That's been a sneak peek into my typical day during the school year. As you can see, I'm constantly on the move - from waking up early to doing different activities nonstop until bedtime. Even though it's an exhausting schedule sometimes, I really appreciate getting to learn new things, spend time with my friends, and just be a kid overall. A day in my life is pretty great!So there you have it - my daily routine spelled out from start to finish. I hope reading this essay gave you a better understanding of what my days are typically like as an elementary school student. Let me know if you have any other questions! I'm always happy to share more about my life and experiences.篇2My Daily ScheduleHi there! My name is Emma and I'm a 4th grader. In my English class this semester, we're learning about daily routines and schedules. Our teacher asked us to write about our own typical day and all the things we do from morning until night. I'm really excited to share my daily schedule with you!I wake up every morning at 7am. My mom is usually already up making breakfast for me and my little brother Jack. We eat together as a family before getting ready for school. My favorite breakfast is pancakes with syrup and bananas! After breakfast, I brush my teeth and get dressed. I put on my school uniform - a white shirt, navy blue skirt, and black shoes.At 8am, my dad drives me and Jack to Pine Grove Elementary. I'm in Mrs. Appleton's class this year and she is the best teacherever! As soon as I get to my classroom, I put away my backpack and lunchbox. Then I like to read a book quietly at my desk until the morning bell rings at 8:30.Our first class of the day is always English. We start by going over the vocabulary words for the week. This week we're learning words related to daily routines like "wake up," "get dressed," "eat breakfast" and so on. After vocabulary, we practice speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. Sometimes we work independently and sometimes we do partner or group activities. My best friend Sophia sits next to me so we always team up when we can.After English, we have Math class at 9:45. Math is probably my favorite subject because I'm really good at it. We've been learning about fractions and decimals this semester which I find pretty easy so far. At 10:30 we have a 15 minute snack and recess break. I like to eat an apple or granola bar and play on the swings or jump rope with my friends.When we come back inside, we have Science until 11:30. In Science this semester, we're learning all about plants and ecosystems which is really interesting. After Science is my least favorite subject - Social Studies. We've been learning about early American history and explorers like Christopher Columbus. Ihave kind of a hard time paying attention during this class to be honest.At 12pm, we finally get to eat lunch! I pack my own lunch which usually consists of a sandwich, carrot sticks, a granola bar, and a juice box or bottle of water. After I'm done eating, I like to run around and play tag or hopscotch with my friends until the bell rings at 12:45.Our last two classes of the day are Reading at 12:50 and Art at 1:45. We just started a new book called The BFG by Roald Dahl which is really fun and imaginative so far. I absolutely love Art class - we get to do all sorts of fun projects like painting, drawing, sculpting with clay, and more. This week we're making pinch pots out of clay which I'm really excited about.The final bell rings at 2:45pm. My dad is usually there right at 3pm to pick me and Jack up. When I get home, I have a small snack like yogurt or an apple with peanut butter. Then I relax for a little while by reading, playing outside, or watching a show.At around 5pm, I start my homework. I try to get as much done as I can before dinner at 6:30. After dinner, I finish up any remaining homework and then get ready for bed around 8pm. I take a shower or bath, brush my teeth, put on my pajamas, andread a book or do a puzzle to wind down. Finally, I go to sleep at 9pm to rest up for another fun day at school tomorrow!That's my typical daily schedule from start to finish. A lot of kids might think school is boring, but I actually really enjoy it. My teachers are great, the subjects are interesting, and I've made so many friends. I feel like I'm learning something new and important every single day. I hope you enjoyed reading about my daily routine - let me know if you have any other questions!篇3My Day's PlanHi there! My name is Lily and I'm in 4th grade. In our English class, we just started a new unit all about daily routines and schedules. The unit is called "My Day's Plan" and I think it's going to be a fun one!For our first assignment, the teacher asked us to make a schedule showing our typical day from when we wake up to when we go to bed at night. I opened up a fresh page in my notebook and drew out a big table with rows for each hour and columns for the activity and any notes.I started by writing "7:00 AM - Wake Up" in the first row. My mom always comes into my room around 7 to get me out of bedfor school. I don't like waking up that early, but I know it's important to get enough rest. In the notes column I wrote "Make bed" because my parents want me to form that good habit.Next came 7:30 for "Get Dressed" and 8:00 for "Breakfast." Our family usually has cereal, fruit, or yogurt with granola for breakfast. Sometimes on weekends we'll make pancakes or waffles as a special treat! I made a note to write "Ask for pancakes :)" this Saturday.From 8:30 to 3:30 I simply wrote "School" and made a big note that said "Don't forget snack + lunch + books + homework folder!" I never want to show up to school without those crucial items. The hours between 3:30 and 5:00 PM said "After School" and I wrote "Tuesdays = Soccer Practice" since I have my team's practice those days.For the evening, I mapped it out like this:5:30 PM - Homework Time6:30 PM - Dinner7:30 PM - Free Time8:30 PM - Get Ready for Bed9:00 PM - BedtimeI put a star next to "Free Time" because that's my favorite part of the day when I can read, play outside, or just relax. Bedtime does come awfully early, but I know I need lots of sleep to have energy for the next day.Once I finished filling out my typical schedule, I went around the table showing it to my family members. I asked them if there was anything important I was missing or forgot to include. My dad suggested adding a spot for chores, so I made a new row at 7:00 PM for "Chores/Clean Up." My mom reminded me about my weekly violin practice on Thursdays from 4:00-5:00 PM. With those few additions, I felt like my day's plan was complete!The next step for the unit was to compare our schedules with partners and identify the similarities and differences. My best friend Emma and I have very similar mornings since we live nearby and go to the same school. But her afternoon and evenings look quite different since she takes karate lessons twice a week and has an older brother to share chores with.We also had to analyze each other's schedules for a balanced daily routine with enough time for meals, responsibilities, physical activity, and free play. Emma noticed I didn't have any set time for exercise besides my weekly soccer practice. She suggested adding a nightly family walk after dinnera few days a week. I thought that was a great idea to incorporate more movement into my day!Another classmate, Jacob, had scheduled video game time from 7:30 to 9:00 PM every night. Emma and I agreed that seemed excessive and unbalanced. We suggested he adjust the schedule to limit games to just an hour while making room for other productive activities like reading or helping with household chores. Jacob didn't seem too thrilled about our feedback at first, but I think he understood that having balance and variety is important.On the third day of this unit, we learned about schedule vocabulary like "appointment," "deadline," and "schedule conflict." We practiced using these terms to describe different hypothetical situations, like missing a soccer game due to a family weekend obligation. I realized how valuable and challenging it can be to keep everything organized and on track!For the final unit project, we had to create an imaginary dream schedule for our perfect day if we could do absolutely anything we wanted from morning to night. I went all out, filling every hour with my favorite activities and interests:8 AM - Sleep In!9 AM - Pancake Breakfast10 AM - Bike Riding12 PM - Beach Trip2 PM - Massive Ice Cream Sundae3 PM - Arts & Crafts5 PM - Horseback Riding Lesson7 PM - Movie Night & Popcorn9 PM - Campfire with Friends11 PM - Bedtime (No School Tomorrow!)I loved dreaming up this ultimate daily plan with no rules or restrictions. I crammed in all the fun, food, and activities I could imagine. Of course, this schedule isn't very realistic for normal life, but it was an amusing creative exercise. Some of my classmates' dream schedules were even more outrageous, involving video game marathons, trips to Disneyland, or internationally traveling from continent to continent in a single day!Through this unit, I've gained a new appreciation for the thoughtfulness required in plotting and balancing a daily routine.Between essential things like school, meals, chores, and adequate sleep, there's only so much free time available. It's all about finding a healthy balance and making the most of those precious free hours. Thanks to "My Day's Plan," I'm now motivated to be more intentional and organized with how I spend my time each day. Maybe I'll even lobby my parents for that weekly family walk after dinner! Having a structured schedule makes all the difference in fitting everything into one productive, fun-filled day.。
