五年级下册英语作文第二单元答案全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Awesome Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of the year! School is out and the warm weather makes it perfect for all kinds of fun activities. This past summer was one I'll never forget because I went on an amazing adventure with my family. We went camping for two whole weeks!It took a lot of planning and packing to get ready for our big camping trip. We made sure to pack all the essentials like a tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, cooler with food, flashlights, life jackets, fishing poles and lots of other gear. My dad hitched up our little trailer to the back of his pickup truck and we were ready to hit the road.After what felt like a bajillion hours of driving, we finally arrived at the campground nestled in the beautiful mountains. We quickly set up our campsite and I was so excited to finally be there! The campground had a huge lake for swimming, hikingtrails through the woods, a playground, and lots of other fun things to do.One of my favorite parts was going fishing with my dad. We'd wake up bright and early while it was still cool outside, grab our poles and a bucket of worms, and head down to the lake. Sitting there in the peaceful quiet, patiently waiting for a fish to bite was so relaxing. I was overjoyed when I finally felt a tug on my line and reeled in a cute little sunfish! Catching that fish made me feel like a pro angler.We also went on some awesome hikes through the shady forest. My little brother and I loved searching for cool rocks, pinecones, feathers and other treasures along the trail. One time we even spotted a deer quietly drinking from a stream! Getting a little glimpse of nature like that was just magical. Hiking up to the tops of the mountains was hard work with all the uphill climbing, but it was so worth it for the incredible views at the summit.Another fun activity was roasting marshmallows and making s'mores over the campfire in the evenings. There's nothing quite like watching the sunset behind the mountains while cozied up next to the warm, crackling fire. We'd eat our gooey, messys'mores and then mom and dad would tell us scary stories thatmade me jump. I'd stay up late watching the bright stars twinkle in the inky night sky before crawling into my sleeping bag and quickly falling into a deep, peaceful sleep.Still, my very favorite part of the whole trip was swimming in the refreshingly cold lake. After a hot day of hiking and exploring, I'd cannonball off the little pier and let the cool water wash over me. Floating on my back, I'd gaze up at the brilliant blue sky and puffy clouds drifting by as the water gently rocked me. Sometimes I'd swim out to the middle of the lake just because I could. I felt so free and buoyant in that water without a care in the world.Before I knew it, our two week camping adventure was over and it was time to pack up and head home. I was really sad to leave behind all the fun we had. But I also felt grateful. Grateful to be disconnected from technology and truly experience nature for once. Grateful to spend quality time bonding with my family away from the distractions and stresses of everyday life. Most of all, I was grateful for the magical memories that I'll forever cherish.As we drove back into the city, I gazed out the window at the tall buildings, traffic lights and crowds of people. I thought to myself how crazy it is that just a little while ago I was surroundedby lush forests, serene lakes and crisp mountain air. Those quiet, simple moments of camping made me appreciate the beauty in the world and the importance of unplugging once in a while. This summer adventure wasn't just an escape, it was a whole new way of living that opened my eyes. I can't wait until next summer so I can go camping again!篇2My Summer VacationHooray! School is finally out for summer vacation! I'm so excited to have three whole months off from school. Last summer was lots of fun, but this year is going to be even better.My family and I went on an amazing trip to the beach for two weeks in July. We stayed at a really nice beach house right on the ocean. Every morning I would wake up and look out the window at the bright blue waves crashing on the sandy shore. The salty sea air smelled so refreshing. For breakfast we'd have pancakes or waffles out on the patio overlooking the water.After breakfast, my brother and I would run straight down to the beach to play in the ocean and build sandcastles. The water was pretty cold at first but felt great once we got used to it. We spent hours splashing around, riding the waves, and buryingeach other in the sand. My baby sister couldn't go too far in the water yet, but she loved making sand pies and drizzles in her bucket. Mommy and Daddy would sit on their beach chairs reading books and keeping an eye on us.For lunch, we'd have picnic sandwiches, fruit, and juice boxes right there on the beach. Sometimes the seagulls would try to steal food right out of our hands! In the afternoon, we'd take a break inside with air conditioning to rest and watch movies or color in our activity books. I took some really awesome pictures with my new camera that I got for my birthday. I can't wait to get them printed out into a photo album.In the evenings, we'd go back out to the beach. The sunsets over the ocean were absolutely breathtaking - the sky would turn bright orange and pink. We'd collect seashells in little plastic buckets as we walked along the shoreline. Daddy would fly a kite and we'd take turns running along the beach trying to keep it in the air. For dinner we'd have barbecue hamburgers or hotdogs right on our patio. We'd laugh and joke around together as we ate. Some nights we'd finish up with s'mores around the fire pit.On the last day of our trip, I felt so sad to leave the beach house. I didn't want our vacation to end! But we promised we'd come back again next summer. We took one last long walk onthe beach, found a few more pretty seashells, and watched the sunset before packing up the car to drive home. I fell asleep on the way thinking about all the wonderful memories we made. It was the best beach vacation ever!Back home, we had just a week before I went away to summer camp for two whole weeks! I was a little nervous at first since I'd never spent the night away from my family before. But once I got to camp and saw how much fun it was going to be, I forgot about being homesick.There were dozens of other boys and girls my age at the camp. We stayed together in a huge log cabin in the woods next to a beautiful lake. The camp counselors were really nice and made sure we had a great time. We went swimming and canoeing in the lake every day, learned to build fires and put up tents, sang silly camp songs, and did all sorts of arts and crafts.My favorite activities were the ropes course and archery. On the ropes course, we had to walk across tightropes while harnessed up, climb up nets, and zipline through the trees! It was a little scary at first but I felt so proud after conquering my fears. Archery was really fun too - I loved learning the proper technique to shoot arrows at the bulls-eye targets.We had campfires with s'mores and ghost stories every night.I made lots of new friends and by the time camp ended, I didn't want to leave! My parents were so impressed by how independent I was. I can't wait to go back to camp again next year.After getting back from camp, we had a few weeks at home before school started up again. I spend lots of time riding my bike, going to the pool with friends, picking fresh vegetables from our little garden, and playing outside until the sun went down. We took a fun family day trip to the zoo one weekend and saw all the amazing animals.My cousins came to visit for a week too so we had big sleepovers and stayed up late watching movies and playing games. Even though it's been a jam-packed summer, I'm actually starting to look forward to going back to school to see my friends and teachers again. I had such an awesome summer though packed full of so many incredible memories. I feel refreshed and ready to start a brand new year!篇3My Summer VacationWow, I had such an awesome summer vacation this year! It was so much fun and I got to do all kinds of cool stuff. I'll tell you all about the best parts.First of all, my family went on a big trip to the beach for a whole week! We stayed in this really nice beach house right by the ocean. Every morning I would wake up and run down to the beach to play in the waves and build sandcastles. The water was so refreshing and clear blue. I loved jumping over the waves as they rolled in. My little brother was too scared to go in the deep water, but I'm a great swimmer so I could go out really far. One day, I even saw some dolphins swimming by! They were beautiful and graceful as they leapt out of the water.In the afternoons, we would have picnics on the beach and fly kites. My kite was bright red and it soared so high up in the sunny sky. I also went beachcombing every day to look for cool seashells and shark teeth fossils in the sand. I found some amazing shells -- conches, sand dollars, scallops, and even a huge whelk shell! My favorite was an orange and white striped sun-ray venus clam shell. It looked just like art. I kept all my treasures in a special bucket to bring home.At night, we would have a bonfire on the beach and roast marshmallows. I still have a sticky s'mores stain on my favoritet-shirt! We would watch the sunset over the ocean and the colors were brilliant shades of pink, purple, and gold. Sometimes we would see the green flash right as the sun dipped below the horizon. After dark, we would lay out beach blankets and look up at the bright stars filling the night sky. I even saw a few meteors streak across! It was all just so magical.Another part of my vacation that was super fun was going to a waterpark called Splashworld. They had these incredible waterslides that looped and twisted in crazy ways. My favorite was the Python Plunge - it went straight down at first in a total freefall, then curved around in a huge snaking loop before shooting you out into the pool. I went on it over and over because it was such a rush! The lazy river was great too when I got tired from the slides. I would just float along in my tube, breathing in the fresh air and feeling the warm sunlight. Splashworld also had games, restaurants, and even a giant wave pool that simulated real ocean waves rolling in. We spent two full days there and I didn't want to leave!One of the last highlights of my summer that I'll never forget is when we went camping up in the mountains. We hiked deep into the forest on a long trail surrounded by towering pine trees and wildflowers blooming everywhere. The fresh mountain airsmelled so clean and piney. At night in our tent, we could hear the hooting owls, chirping crickets, and a nearby stream babbling over the rocks. We toasted s'mores over the crackling campfire and my dad told us scary stories that made me huddle up in my sleeping bag! In the morning, I loved waking up to the soft sunlight filtering through the tent and the singing birds greeting the new day. We saw tons of wildlife too - chipmunks, deer, foxes, and even a black bear off in the distance! Spending time in nature was so peaceful and refreshing.Between all the adventures, I also had plenty of time to just chill out at home. I spent lots of warm sunny days just playing outside with my friends - having water balloon fights, jumping on the trampoline, rollerblading around the neighborhood, and making lemonade stands. We didn't have any school, so we stayed up late watching movies, reading books, and having sleepovers too. Those simple days with no schedule were actually some of the best days ever.Summer vacation was awesome from start to finish! I got to experience so many amazing things. The beach, the waterparks, the camping, the outdoor fun...I made a million fantastic memories that I'll never forget. It was the best summer ever and Ican't wait for next year's adventures! I definitely don't want summer to end.篇4My Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of year! School is out and you get to do fun things for two whole months. This summer was one of the most exciting ever.It started off with a big trip to visit my cousins in Florida. We drove down from New York and it took forever. My little brother kept asking "Are we there yet?" like a million times. When we finally made it, I was so happy to see my cousins David and Emma again. We don't get to see them that often since they live so far away.David is 9 years old like me and Emma is 6, the same age as my brother Michael. The four of us had a total blast playing at the beach every single day. We would run around in the water and bury each other in the sand. One time we even saw a crab crawling around! It was pretty cool.Another fun thing we did in Florida was go to Disney World. I had been there before when I was really little but I didn't remember much. This time everything seemed so huge! We rodeon tons of rides like Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, and the Haunted Mansion. My favorite was probably the Jungle Cruise though because it was really funny with all the jokes the tour guide told.After a week hanging out with my cousins, we headed back home to New York. I was a little sad to leave but also excited because we were going to sleep away camp for the rest of the summer! My best friend Jake was going too which made it even better.The first few days of camp were kind of hard. I was a little homesick and missed my parents. But after that it was non-stop fun! We did so many awesome activities like archery, rock climbing, canoeing, arts and crafts, and more. Archery was my favorite because I was actually pretty good at it. I hit the bull's eye quite a few times!One really fun night was the camp talent show. Jake and I did a silly magic act where I pretended to saw him in half. We worked on coming up with all the jokes for weeks! Everybody thought it was hilarious when the two halves of Jake started arguing with each other. We ended up winning second place!Towards the end of camp, we went on a multi-day hiking and camping trip out in the woods. We had to carry ourbackpacks with all our supplies and sleep in tents. One night a racoon actually got into our campsite and started rummaging through the garbage! A counselor had to scare it away. I was a little scared but it made a pretty funny story.After what felt like no time at all, it was the last day of camp.I was really sad to leave but also excited to go home and see my family again. My mom and dad were so proud of me for going away to camp and having such a good time on my own. I missed them a lot too.Now that I'm back home, summer is almost over. School starts again in just a couple weeks. Part of me is bummed because I'll miss staying up late, sleeping in, and having zero homework. But I'm also really excited to see all my friends again and start learning new things in 5th grade. This was definitely one summer vacation I'll never forget!篇5My Most Exciting Summer Vacation Ever!Summer vacation is the best time of the year for kids. No school, no homework, just lots of fun and freedom! Last summer was definitely the most exciting one I've ever had. Let me tell you all about it!It started off pretty normal. My family and I went to our usual summer cabin up in the mountains for a week. We did typical cabin things like hiking, swimming in the lake, roasting marshmallows over the campfire, and playing board games in the evenings. It was relaxing and fun like always.Then my dad surprised us by saying we were going on a big adventure for the rest of the summer! He had secretly planned a cross-country road trip to see some of the biggest and coolest sights in America. We were all totally stunned but super excited too!Our first stop was the jaw-droppingly enormous Grand Canyon in Arizona. We took a donkey ride down into the canyon itself, which was both a little scary with the steep trails, but also gave us an amazing up-close view you could never get otherwise. The scale of those massive red-rock cliffs and formations was just unbelievable.Next up was a tour of some national parks out west like Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Zion. We saw incredible geysers erupting with hot waters blasting hundreds of feet into the air. There were fields and fields of those cute furry prairie dog creatures popping their heads out of burrows everywhere. Andthe hiking trails took us past thundering waterfalls, towering sequoia trees, and sandstone cliffs with hanging gardens.One of the wildest parts was when we went whitewater rafting down a fast-moving river cutting through the Rocky Mountains. Our raft tipped over at one point during a rapid and we all went tumbling out into the freezing cold water! But we had our life jackets on and the rafting guides helped fish us out quickly. What an adrenaline rush!As we drove across the Great Plains, we stopped at the site of Oklahoma's former Dust Bowl during the 1930s. It was crazy to imagine those huge black dust storms blowing in and burying entire towns and farms. Such a tragic but fascinating part of history.Then it was on to Chicago, one of my favorite cities we visited. We went up to the observation decks of the tallest skyscrapers there and looked out over the vast urban sprawl and winding rivers. The downtown area was jam-packed with people, museums, parks, shops and restaurants. We tried the city's famous deep-dish pizza which was incredibly cheesy and delicious.From there, it was just a few hours to Niagara Falls on the Canadian border. Seeing the massive powerful waterfalls inperson was simply breathtaking. You could feel the moisture and rumbling from just how forcefully the millions of gallons were spilling over every minute. We took a boat tour that went right up to the base of the falls and got absolutely soaked, but it was worth it.On our final big stretch before heading home, we stopped at various places along the East Coast like Philadelphia, New York City, Boston, and Washington D.C. There was so much pivotal American history in those cities from the founding fathers, to iconic landmarks like the Liberty Bell, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and White House. It really made me appreciate how far our nation has come.After six amazing weeks on the road, we finally made it back home to California. That summer road trip gave me so many unforgettable experiences and expanded my understanding of the vast diversity we have in this country. From deserts to mountains, plains to big cities, every stop revealed new landscapes, cultures, and perspectives.I took hundreds of photos and videos to document the journey. But more importantly, I made countless memories with my family that I'll cherish forever. It may sound cheesy, but traveling across America like that really made me proud to be anAmerican kid. This country is packed with incredible natural wonders and important historical sites every citizen should experience for themselves.I know I'm just a kid and have so much more of the world left to explore still. But that cross-country road trip last summer kick-started my passion for travel and adventure. It opened my eyes to all the possibilities and opportunities out there just waiting to be discovered. Maybe I'll become an explorer or photographer someday who knows! But I'm definitely going to keep seeking out new frontiers and creating my own exciting adventures whenever I can.。
