2024全国中小学生英语作文大赛全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: My Unforgettable Summer AdventureHi there! My name is Emma, and I'm a 10-year-old girl from a small town in the countryside. I've always loved reading adventure stories, and this past summer, I had the most incredible adventure of my own! It all started when my parents surprised me with a camping trip to the nearby national park for my birthday.I was so excited! We packed our bags, loaded up the car, and hit the road. The drive to the park was beautiful, with rolling hills, winding roads, and the occasional farm or small town along the way. When we finally arrived, I couldn't believe how breathtaking the scenery was. Tall trees surrounded us, and the air was crisp and fresh. We set up our tent in a cozy little clearing, and I couldn't wait to start exploring.The first day, we went on a hike through the woods. My parents showed me how to identify different plants and animal tracks. We even saw a few deer grazing in a nearby meadow! Aswe walked, I couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder at the beauty of nature all around us. That night, we roasted marshmallows over the campfire and gazed up at the countless stars in the clear night sky.The next day, we went fishing at a nearby lake. My dad taught me how to bait the hook and cast the line. At first, I didn't have much luck, but after a while, I felt a tug on my line. I reeled it in, and to my delight, I had caught a beautiful trout! We cooked it over the fire for dinner, and it was the most delicious fish I had ever tasted.On the third day, we went on a longer hike to explore a nearby waterfall. The trail was a bit challenging, with steep inclines and rocky paths, but the view at the end was worth it. The waterfall was stunning, cascading down a towering cliff into a crystal-clear pool below. We took a break and splashed around in the refreshing water, feeling completely at peace in the midst of nature's beauty.As the days passed, I found myself becoming more and more in tune with the rhythm of the outdoors. I learned to appreciate the simple pleasures of being in nature – the sound of a babbling brook, the gentle rustling of leaves in the breeze, andthe warmth of the sun on my face. I also learned valuable skills like starting a campfire, pitching a tent, and reading a map.One evening, as we were sitting around the campfire, my dad told us a story about a legendary treasure hidden deep in the forest. According to the tale, a group of explorers had stumbled upon a cave filled with precious gems and gold, but they were never able to find it again. Of course, my adventurous spirit was immediately piqued, and I begged my parents to let us search for the treasure.The next day, we set out on our quest, armed with a map and a sense of excitement. We hiked deeper into the forest than we had ever gone before, carefully following the clues from the story. After hours of trekking, we came across a narrow crevice in the side of a cliff that seemed to match the description from the tale.Cautiously, we made our way inside, our flashlights illuminating the dark cave. As we ventured further in, I couldn't believe my eyes – the cave opened up into a vast chamber, and scattered around us were piles of glittering gems and golden artifacts! We had found the legendary treasure!Overcome with joy and disbelief, we carefully collected a few small souvenirs before making our way back out of the cave. Onour hike back to the campsite, I couldn't stop grinning. Not only had we discovered a real-life treasure, but I had also gained an appreciation for the true treasures that surrounded us in nature.As our camping trip came to an end, I felt a twinge of sadness at having to leave this magical place behind. But I also knew that the memories and lessons I had learned would stay with me forever. This summer adventure had sparked a newfound love for the outdoors and a deeper connection to the natural world.Now, whenever I feel stressed or overwhelmed, I close my eyes and picture myself back in that peaceful forest, surrounded by towering trees and the gentle sounds of nature. It reminds me to slow down and appreciate the simple beauty all around us. I can't wait for my next adventure, but for now, I'll cherish the memories of this unforgettable summer.篇2My Wonderful Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of the year! No more waking up early, no more homework, and no more boring classes. Just two whole months of pure fun and freedom! Thissummer was extra special because my family took an amazing trip to a beach resort. I'm going to tell you all about it!We left for our vacation on the first day of summer break. My little sister Lily and I could barely contain our excitement as we packed our suitcases. We made sure to bring all our favorite beach toys – buckets, shovels, frisbees, and bouncy balls. The car ride seemed to last forever, but we tried to pass the time by playing road trip games like "I Spy" and the license plate game.Finally, after what felt like ages, we arrived at the resort. My jaw dropped when I saw how beautiful and huge it was! The main building looked like a fancy palace, with large arched windows and a big fountain in front. There were several separate villages of bungalows and villas spread out across immaculately landscaped grounds filled with palm trees, flowers, and winding paths.Our villa was incredible! It had multiple bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and even our own private pool in the backyard. Lily and I squealed with delight and immediately cannonballed into the pool in our clothes. Mom and Dad didn't seem too happy about that, but we were on vacation so they let it slide.The next morning, we walked down to the main beach area. The beach itself stretched as far as the eye could see in bothdirections, with soft golden sand and gently rolling turquoise waves. There were tons of beach chairs, umbrellas, volleyball nets, and all sorts of fun activities set up. We spent the entire day splashing in the warm ocean water, building sandcastles, and burying Dad up to his neck in the sand. He pretended to be upset, but we could all see he was having a blast.Over the next couple weeks, we got to experience so many amazing things at the resort. We went snorkeling and saw incredible schools of tropical fish and coral reefs. We took a guided nature walk through the forest and spotted colorful birds, iguanas, and tiny tree frogs. There was a huge water park at the resort with dozens of different slides, a lazy river, and a gigantic wave pool that simulated real ocean waves. My favorite activity though was the dolphin encounter, where we got to swim and play with real bottlenose dolphins in a contained lagoon area! Those dolphins were just as friendly and intelligent as everyone says.The resort also put on different events and activities every night. One night was a circus performance with acrobats, clowns, and even fire dancers. Another night was an outdoor movie screening under the stars on the beach. But my absolute favorite was the beach bonfire party, where there was a steel drum bandplaying island music, hula dancers, and the most delicious jerk chicken and pineapple skewers I've ever tasted. We all danced for hours on the beach as the bonfire crackled and glowed.After two weeks, it was finally time to leave paradise and head home. Lily and I moped and dragged our feet, trying to delay the inevitable. We made our parents promise to take us back to the beach resort again next summer. In the car, I gazed wistfully out the window at the tropical scenery slowly disappearing in the distance.Those two weeks flew by in what felt like a blink of an eye. Yet at the same time, I have so many vivid memories that I know I'll cherish forever – the salty ocean breeze, the warm sunshine on my face, the incredibly blue water and soft sand between my toes. Most of all, I'll always remember the joy of experiencing such an amazing trip with my whole family. We made so many fun memories that brought us all closer together. I'm already dreaming about our next beachy vacation!篇3My Incredible Summer AdventureSummer vacation is the best time of the year! No school, no homework, just endless days of fun and adventure. This pastsummer was especially amazing because my family went on an incredible trip to a place I had only dreamed about – the Canadian Rockies!It all started when my dad announced at the dinner table one night, "Kids, get ready for the adventure of a lifetime! We're going to take a road trip through the Canadian Rockies this summer!" My younger sister Lily and I squealed with excitement. We had seen pictures of the majestic snow-capped mountains, sparkling turquoise lakes, and incredible wildlife, but to actually go there seemed too good to be true.The next few weeks were a flurry of planning and packing. We loaded up our trusty minivan with tents, sleeping bags, hiking gear, and enough snacks to feed a small army. Finally, the big day arrived, and we hit the road, waving goodbye to our little town as we embarked on our grand adventure.Our first stop was Banff National Park, and it took my breath away. Towering peaks reached up to the sky, their rugged faces carved by ancient glaciers. We went on a hike to the brilliant blue waters of Lake Louise, surrounded by a stunning amphitheater of mountains. I felt like a tiny speck in the vastness of nature's splendor.One of the highlights was our visit to the Columbia Icefield, where we stepped onto the surface of the Athabasca Glacier. Our guide taught us about how glaciers form and how they're melting due to climate change. It was both fascinating and a little scary to think about the impacts of global warming on these incredible natural wonders.We also had some amazing wildlife encounters. One evening, we were driving along the road when a huge grizzly bear ambled across the pavement right in front of us! My heart raced as we watched the massive creature lumber into the woods, reminding us that we were just visitors in its domain.Another time, we came across a herd of bighorn sheep lazily grazing on a hillside. Their majestic curved horns and calm demeanor made them seem almost regal. I felt so lucky to see these iconic animals in their natural habitat.One of my favorite memories was sitting around the campfire at night, roasting marshmallows and gazing up at the brilliant stars shining so clearly in the dark mountain sky. The Milky Way stretched across the heavens like a shimmering ribbon, and we even saw a few shooting stars streak by. It was pure magic.As amazing as the sights were, what I'll cherish most from this trip are the simple moments spent together as a family. We played endless rounds of road trip games, sang silly songs at the top of our lungs, and created memories that will last a lifetime.All too soon, it was time to head back home. As we drove away, I looked back at the towering peaks fading into the distance and felt a pang of sadness mixed with gratitude for the incredible adventure we had just experienced.The Canadian Rockies left an indelible mark on my heart and soul. The grandeur of those ancient mountains humbled me and instilled a deeper appreciation for the wonders of our natural world. More than that, this trip reminded me of how fortunate I am to have a loving family who values creating special experiences together.I know this incredible journey is just the beginning of many more adventures to come. The mountains have sparked a sense of wanderlust in me, fueling my dreams of exploring more of the world's staggering landscapes and diverse cultures. For now, I'll carry the memories of this magical summer tucked away in my heart, forever grateful for the chance to witness nature's majesty in all its glory.篇4My Summer AdventureHello everyone! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I just finished 4th grade and I had the most amazing summer adventure that I want to tell you all about!It all started at the end of the school year when my parents surprised me and my little brother Tommy with the news that we were going on a big family road trip across the country! I was so excited because I love going on trips, seeing new places, and having adventures. Tommy wasn't quite as thrilled because he doesn't like being stuck in the car for too long, but Mom and Dad promised we'd stop along the way to do fun activities.We live in California, so our first stop was the Grand Canyon in Arizona. I had learned about the Grand Canyon in school, but I was still totally amazed when I saw it in person. It's absolutely massive - bigger than I could have ever imagined! We went on a little hike along the rim trail and the views were just breathtaking. The canyon seemed to stretch on forever with its vibrant red and orange colors. I felt so tiny standing at the edge!After the Grand Canyon, we drove through New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma. The landscapes were so different fromwhat I'm used to in California - everything was flat with not many trees around. But the wide open spaces were beautiful in their own way. We stopped at quirky roadside attractions like the Cadillac Ranch in Texas, which is just a bunch of old Cadillac cars buried nose-first in the ground. People have spray painted crazy designs all over them. We added our own artistic touches!Our next big destination was St. Louis to see the famous Gateway Arch. It's this massive shiny silver arch that's over 600 feet tall! We took a little capsule all the way up to the top and got to walk around with an amazing view of the city below. I felt like I was on top of the world up there. Just being inside the arch itself was a pretty cool experience. The narrow windows made me feel a bit dizzy though!Then it was on to Chicago, one of my favorite cities we visited. There was so much to do and see there. We went up to the Skydeck in the Willis Tower, which had these totally clear boxes you could stand in that stuck way out from the building. It was scary but amazing being able to look straight down from over 1,000 feet up! I also loved seeing the giant bean sculpture in Millennium Park that looked like liquid mercury. Its reflection was trippy and fun to take pictures with.After Chicago, we made our way to Niagara Falls on the Canadian border. Seeing those massive waterfalls was simply incredible. The amount of water rushing over the edge every second was mind-boggling. We were able to go on a boat tour that took us right up to the base of the falls and we got absolutely drenched from the spray. I've never felt power and force like that before! The night light show they do on the falls was beautiful too.Our final stops were in Philadelphia to see the Liberty Bell and explore historic sites, and then Washington D.C. to visit the Smithsonian museums and monuments. Getting up close to the original Liberty Bell was so cool since I had read about it so much in history class. And the museums in D.C. were amazing - I loved the Air & Space Museum and the Museum of Natural History best. Did you know there's a real mummy there?As we made our way back home to the West Coast, I couldn't believe how much we had seen and done over those few summer weeks. My brain was just overflowing with new sights, experiences, and memories. That road trip really opened my eyes to what an incredibly big and amazing country we live in. There's still so much more I want to explore too!Now that I'm back home, I realize how lucky I am that my parents took us on such an epic adventure for summer vacation. It wasn't all fun and games though - there was definitely a lot of driving, some arguments, and I got a little sick at one point. But overall it was the best trip ever and I have so many hilarious and wonderful memories to last a lifetime. What an unforgettable way to spend my summer before 5th grade! I'm already dreaming about where we might go next...篇5My Awesome Summer VacationThis summer was the best summer ever! I had so much fun and went on so many adventures. First, my family went on a big trip to the beach. We stayed in a rental beach house right by the ocean for a whole week. Every morning I would wake up and run straight outside to feel the warm sand between my toes and watch the waves crash against the shore. The salty ocean air smelled so fresh and clean.My dad taught me how to surf and I caught my very first wave! It was harder than it looks on TV. I fell off my surfboard a bunch of times and swallowed so much salty seawater. But I didn't give up and finally stood up on the board. Riding thatwave was the most amazing feeling – the wind in my hair, the sun on my face, the saltwater spray. I yelled "Cowabunga!" at the top of my lungs. I can't wait to go surfing again.We also went snorkeling and saw so many cool tropical fish. The water was crystal clear and you could see all the way to the bottom. I saw clownfish hiding in the anemones just like Nemo! I even spotted a sea turtle slowly munching on some coral. My little brother freaked out when he saw a small shark in the distance but it just swam away, not interested in us at all. Snorkeling in the ocean is way better than going to any aquarium.In the evenings, we would make bonfires on the beach and roast marshmallows for s'mores. The marshmallows got all golden brown and gooey when you held them over the flames. My dad would tell us scary stories about pirates and sea monsters that used to roam those waters. My brother and I would clutch our stuffed animals tightly, totally creeped out, but we loved it. The stars seemed to shine extra brightly over the peaceful, lapping waves. I've never seen a more beautiful night sky.After our beach vacation, we went to summer camp for two weeks. I was a little nervous at first because I didn't know anyonethere. But I quickly made a bunch of new friends and we had a total blast together. We went hiking, had scavenger hunts, did crazy skits, sang wacky camp songs, and stayed up late every night telling stories and whispering secrets after lights out.My favorite activity was defiantly the ropes course. We climbed up these huge wooden poles and walked across tightropes while harnessed in for safety. Even though I was nervous up there so high off the ground, I faced my fear and made it all the way across the ropes! I've never felt braver. My heart was beating a million times a minute but I did it. When I got to the other side, all my friends were cheering me on loudly and giving me high fives.We also had a huge talent show on the last night of camp. Some kids sang, some kids danced, some told jokes or did magic tricks. I decided to enter my ventriloquist act with my dummy Buster. We didn't win, but everyone laughed really hard at our funny routine. We got a huge round of applause when we took our bows. I felt like a star up on that stage!Summer always goes by too fast. Before I knew it, it was time to go back home. I was sad to leave camp and all my new friends, but I made awesome memories that will last forever. I got tons of new experiences under my belt – surfing, snorkeling, hiking,ropes courses, and more. This was one summer vacation I'll never forget!When I think back on summer, I feel so happy and grateful. Happy that I got to spend quality time with my family, making cookies and playing board games on rainy days. Grateful that my parents worked hard all year and scrimped and saved so we could go on our incredible beach vacation. Happy that I stepped out of my comfort zone, faced my fears, and tried daring new adventures at summer camp. Most of all, I feel excitement for next summer - to see what fun, new experiences it will bring!篇6My Most Adventurous Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of the year! No school, no homework, just fun in the sun. This past summer, my family went on an amazing adventure that I'll never forget. We went camping in the great outdoors!My dad has always loved camping and spending time in nature. He's an expert at pitching tents, starting campfires, and cooking over an open flame. My mom isn't as enthusiastic about "roughing it" but she's a really good sport. My little brotherTommy and I were super excited when dad said we were going camping at Yellowstone National Park.Yellowstone is huge - over 2 million acres of forests, mountains, rivers, and lakes. There are tons of hiking trails and places to see wildlife like bison, elk, bears, and wolves. Dad said we might even see Old Faithful, the famous geyser that shoots scorching hot water hundreds of feet into the air. I couldn't wait!We loaded up our SUV with a ton of camping gear - tents, sleeping bags, cooking supplies, and enough food to last for days. The drive took forever but I didn't mind because the scenery was breathtaking. We saw snow-capped mountain peaks, deep canyons, and wide open plains. Even the air smelled fresher and cleaner.When we arrived at Yellowstone, we stopped at the visitor center first. Dad wanted to get maps and ask the park rangers for advice on the best places to camp, hike, and see the spectacular sites. The ranger recommended the Canyon Campground since it was right next to the incredible Grand Canyon of Yellowstone with its majestic waterfalls. Sounded perfect to me!Setting up our campsite was hard work but kinda fun too. Dad put us all to work - Tommy and I helped hammer in tent stakes while mom organized our gear. Once the tents were up,dad built us an awesome campfire ring with rocks. He showed us how to gather dry tinder and stack the firewood just right for optimal air flow. Watching him use a flint striker to make a spark and get the fire going was amazing.That first night around the campfire was magical. We roasted hot dogs and made gooey s'mores for dessert. With no city lights around, the stars blazed brilliantly. Laying on my back, I spotted the Big Dipper, Orion's Belt, and even a shooting star! After we were good and tired, we zipped ourselves into our cozy mummy bags and fell fast asleep to the hootings of an owl and other night critters.Over the next few days, we hiked on different trails around the canyon. The views were unbelievable - with the bright blue river snake through yellow rock formations. We spotted a big billy goat up close and watched an elk nibbling on leaves. We even heard the "wake up" call of a bull elk bellowing nearby! Our ranger-led walk took us right past the famous lower falls - that thundering curtain of water was mind-blowing.The real highlight was catching the eruption of Old Faithful. We staked out a spot on the viewing benches about an hour ahead of the predicted time. Right on schedule, the ground started rumbling and thick plumes of steam started rising. Thenthe main event - a powerful surge launched a huge column of boiling hot water at least 180 feet into the bright sky for a couple minutes. Everyone cheered in amazement. What an incredible force of nature!On our last day, we drove around the park some more. We saw herds of bison grazing along the roads, seemingly oblivious to the stopped cars. A coyote pup ran right by our car, quickly followed by four more siblings. Up in the mountains, we spotted a grizzly bear and her two cubs feasting on berries. We had to keep our distance but it was still super cool to see these animals in the wild like that.Camping at Yellowstone with my family was an experience I'll never forget. We spent quality time together, got exercise on scenic hikes, learned tons about nature and conservation, and made crazy awesome memories. I don't think I'll ever look at a campfire, night sky, or even a hot geyser the same way again without thinking back to our amazing summer adventure. Camping is the way to go - I'm already counting down the days until next summer!。
