英语周报外研七年级下册32期作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Summer VacationThis summer was the best summer ever! I had so much fun and did so many exciting things. I can't wait to tell you all about it.The summer started off with a bang on the last day of school. My friend Tommy's mom took us all out for pizza to celebrate being done with 7th grade. Tommy, Michael, Aidan and I stuffed ourselves with pepperoni and sausage pizza. We were so hyper from too much sugar in the sodas that we could barely sit still. Tommy's mom had to yell at us a few times to calm down. I don't think any of us heard a word she said though! We were just too excited that summer was finally here.The next morning I slept in really late. When I finally woke up, my mom was vacuuming the hallway outside my bedroom. The loud noise made me jump out of bed. "Hey! Do you have to do that right now?" I shouted. She just laughed at me. I guessparents never really understand how awesome it is to sleep in during summer.A few days later, my family went on our annual camping trip to the mountains. My dad loves setting up the tent and building the campfire. He makes us all help though, which isn't my favorite part. I liked when it got dark and we could roast marshmallows over the fire though. My little sister accidentally set her marshmallow on fire and it turned into a big flaming ball! We all cracked up laughing at her. She wasn't too happy about it.The best part of the camping trip was going hiking every day. The forest near our campsite had a cool creek running through it. My brother and I loved walking along the creek, picking up rocks and tossing them in to make a splash. We also saw a family of deer one morning while hiking. They just stared at us for a while and then bounded off into the trees. I tried to follow them but my dad stopped me because he didn't want us to scare them or get lost.When we got back home, I met up with my friends again. We spent a lot of time riding our bikes around the neighborhood and going to the pool. My neighborhood pool has a really cool waterslide that twists around before you drop out of it into the deep end. I must have gone down that slide a hundred times! Myarms got so tired from hauling myself back up the ladder every time.One week, I went to soccer camp in the mornings. I love playing soccer so it was awesome to spend a whole week just focusing on skills and drills. I definitely improved a ton that week. The coaches worked us really hard though and I was exhausted by the end of each day. I had to take a nap as soon as I got home before meeting up with my friends in the afternoon.My friends and I discovered this amazing place to explore over the summer too. It was this big empty field that connected to some woods behind a shopping center near our houses. We made fort after fort back there out of branches and leaves, setting up a little camp just for us to hang out in all day. We brought snacks and frisbees and extra t-shirts to use as flags for our made-up games. I got scratched up pretty bad from all the bushes and brier patches but it was worth it to have our awesome hidden hideout.Towards the end of the summer, my family took a trip down to the beach for a week. I was so excited since we hardly ever go to the beach. It's kind of a long drive to get there from our house inland. The beach house we rented was perfect - just a short walk from the ocean. Every morning I could run down to the beachand play in the waves for hours. I worked on my boogie boarding skills and even tried some short surfing sessions. The ocean was pretty rough that week so I didn't have too much luck staying up on the surfboard. But I'll keep practicing!My mom took us to the aquarium one day on our beach trip too. That was really cool - we saw sharks, dolphins, rays, and all sorts of other marine animals. My favorite were the seals though. Those guys were so funny and goofy. It made me want one as a pet! We also went deep sea fishing one day on a charter boat. As soon as we got far out from shore, I got seasick and had to lie down the whole time. I didn't catch a single fish, but at least I have an excuse!Before I knew it, summer was over and it was time to start back to school. I was really sad to see it end, but I guess all good things have to come to an end eventually. This school year I'm going to be in 8th grade, which is crazy! Where did the time go? I'm actually kind of excited though to be one of the oldest kids in the school and to start preparing for high school soon.This summer was absolutely jam-packed with fun adventures and great memories. I spent so much time outside, staying active and hanging out with friends. We explored new places, tried new things, and made the most of our time off from school. I know I'lllook back on this summer for years to come and smile thinking about it. I already can't wait for next summer!篇2Title: My Unforgettable Summer AdventureIt was the first day of summer vacation, and I was feeling both excited and a little bored. School had just ended, and I had no idea how I would spend the next two months. My parents were still working, so I couldn't go on any big trips or anything. I thought it was going to be a long, boring summer. Little did I know, an adventure was just around the corner!One morning, I was lazily watching cartoons when my best friend, Jake, called me. "Hey, did you hear about the old abandoned house in the woods?" he asked excitedly. I hadn't heard anything about it, but my interest was immediately piqued."No, what about it?" I asked, sitting up straighter on the couch."Rumor has it that it's haunted!" Jake said, his voice dropping to a spooky whisper. "They say that a family used tolive there, but they all disappeared one night, and no one knows what happened to them."I gulped. I've never been a big fan of ghost stories, but I have to admit, this one sounded pretty intriguing. "Really? That's crazy! Where is this house?"Jake gave me the directions, and we made a plan to meet up the next day and go explore the supposedly haunted house. I didn't sleep very well that night, tossing and turning as I imagined all sorts of spooky scenarios.The next day, Jake and I set off into the woods, armed with flashlights, snacks, and a sense of adventure (and maybe a little fear, too). After about an hour of hiking, we finally stumbled upon the old house. It was even creepier than I had imagined – a dilapidated two-story building with boarded-up windows and a sagging roof. Vines and weeds had overgrown the entire property, making it look like something straight out of a horror movie."Are you sure we should go in there?" I asked Jake, suddenly having second thoughts."Of course!" he said bravely. "That's the whole point! Don't be a scaredy-cat."Swallowing my fear, I followed Jake as he pushed open the creaky front door. The inside of the house was dark and musty, with debris scattered everywhere. As we explored the different rooms, I couldn't shake the feeling that we were being watched.Suddenly, we heard a loud crash from upstairs, like something heavy had fallen. Jake and I froze, our hearts pounding. Was it a ghost? Or maybe some kind of wild animal? We stood there in silence for a few minutes, but the noise didn't repeat itself."Let's get out of here," I whispered to Jake, my voice trembling.He nodded, looking just as spooked as I felt. We turned around and practically ran out of the house, not stopping until we were back on the main trail.As we caught our breath, we couldn't help but laugh at how scared we had been. "That was intense!" Jake exclaimed. "But also kind of awesome."I had to agree. Sure, it had been terrifying at the time, but now that the adrenaline had worn off, I felt proud of us for being brave enough to explore the haunted house.The rest of the summer was filled with more adventures, though none quite as spooky as that first one. Jake and I went camping, built forts in the woods, and even started our own lemonade stand business. But no matter what we did, I knew I would never forget the day we explored the haunted house in the woods.As summer came to an end and it was time to go back to school, I felt a little sad that our adventures were over (for now, at least). But I also felt grateful for the memories we had made and the life lessons we had learned along the way. Like how it's important to face your fears sometimes, and how adventures are always more fun with your best friend by your side.Who knows what next summer will have in store? I can't wait to find out!篇3My Awesome Summer VacationOh, hey there! I'm so glad the summer break is finally here. It feels like I've been counting down the days forever! I've got a ton of stories to share about my summer adventures, so let me dive right in.First up, my family and I went on this epic road trip across the country. We loaded up our trusty minivan with snacks, games, and enough luggage to last us a month. The first stop was my aunt's house a few states away. It was awesome catching up with my cousins and playing in their gigantic backyard. We had epic water balloon fights and raced each other on the swingset. I was the reigning champ, of course!After a few days of fun, we hit the road again. The drives were pretty long, but my parents made sure to stop every few hours so we could stretch our legs. We played tons of road trip games like the license plate game, 20 questions, and my personal favorite, the alphabet game. My little brother is terrible at that one – he always gets stuck on Q!Our big destination was the Grand Canyon. I'd never seen anything so massive and beautiful in my life! We went hiking along the rim trails and took a million pictures. My dad kept making dumb jokes about throwing a pebble in and waiting for it to hit the bottom. But the views were just breathtaking. We even got to go whitewater rafting on the Colorado River! That was an adrenaline rush, let me tell you.On the way back home, we stopped at quite a few national parks and monuments. We explored caves, climbed mountains(well, small hills really), and saw tons of cool wildlife like bison, bears, and elk. I filled up an entire journal with notes and sketches of everything we encountered. I'm thinking of becoming a naturalist or park ranger when I grow up!Once we finally made it back home, I had about a week of downtime before summer camp started up. I spent those days just lounging by the pool, reading comics, and hanging out with my neighborhood friends. We'd have endless Nerf battles that got pretty intense at times. I think Mrs. Wilkins down the street is still finding stray darts in her bushes!Summer camp was an absolute blast this year. I went to Camp Wildwood up in the mountains for two weeks. We stayed in these cool log cabins, went hiking and canoeing every day, and worked on a bunch of outdoor skills like fire-building, first aid, and wilderness survival. I even got to try rock climbing for the first time! The food wasn't the greatest, but that's just how camp grub is. We'd sit around the campfire every night telling scary stories and roasting s'mores. I made a ton of new friends and can't wait to go back next summer.After camp, we just had a few weeks left before school started up again. I spent that time going to the pool, watching movies, and basically trying to soak up as much relaxation aspossible. My parents dragged me along on a couple of their "errands" which usually meant stopping at every arts & crafts store in a 50-mile radius. But hey, at least I got to pick out some fun new school supplies!Before I knew it, the first day of school was here. Part of me was bummed that summer was over, but I was also really excited to see my friends and get back into the swing of things. We've already started planning out our Halloween costumes for this year. I'm thinking maybe a zombie superhero or something? I'll let you know.So that's pretty much how my summer went down. Between the traveling, the camping, the pool days, and just hanging out with family and friends, it was an absolute blast. I built so many awesome memories that I'll never forget. Fourth grade, here I come!篇4My Summer VacationYay! Summer is finally here! No more school, no more homework, and no more waking up early. Just three months of fun, relaxation, and adventure. I can't wait to tell you all about my exciting summer vacation.The first week of summer was pretty chill. I slept in late every day and stayed up even later watching movies and playing video games. My mom tried to get me to go outside and "enjoy the nice weather," but I was perfectly happy lounging around the house in my pajamas. After a few days, though, even I was getting a little bored of doing nothing.That's when my parents surprised me with the news that we were going on a big road trip! They had planned a whole route that would take us across the country to visit some of the most amazing national parks. I was so excited! I love road trips because you get to see so many cool things out the window, and we always play fun games in the car like "I Spy" and the license plate game.Our first stop was the Grand Canyon in Arizona. When we finally arrived and I saw it for the first time, my jaw just dropped. It's incredible how massive and deep that canyon is! We went on a little hike along the rim trail and took a zillion pictures. The views were breathtaking. I felt so tiny standing on the edge and looking out across that vast, colorful chasm carved by the Colorado River over millions of years.After the Grand Canyon, we drove up to Utah to see some other parks like Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Arches. Each one wasunique and beautiful in its own way. Zion had these huge red rock cliffs that seemed to glow in the sunlight. Bryce Canyon was full of crazy spire-shaped rock formations called "hoodoos" in all sorts of funky shapes and colors. And Arches had...you guessed it...natural arches made of rock!My favorite spot might have been Canyonlands National Park, also in Utah. We did this amazing hike through a place called "The Needles" district that had thin spires of rock shooting up all around us. It felt like we were exploring another planet! I loved scrambling up and down the sandy paths and squeezing through some of the narrower passages between the rock needles.On our way back home, we stopped in Denver to visit my aunt, uncle, and cousins for a few days. They have a huge backyard with a trampoline, pool, and playground, so we had a blast just hanging out and playing there. My cousins and I had apocalypse lapse ball fights and practiced our wrestling moves until we were totally exhausted. We made s'mores around the firepit one night and watched a movie projected onto the side of the house another night. It was the perfect way to relax after our epic national parks adventure.Even though I missed my friends from school, this was probably my best summer vacation ever. I got to experience so many amazing natural wonders and make so many incredible memories with my family. Now I'm back home, rested and recharged, and ready to take on 7th grade! Well, at least after another week or two of sleeping in...篇5My Summer AdventureHello everyone! I hope you all had an amazing summer break. I sure did! Let me tell you all about my summer adventure. It was the best summer ever!It all started on the last day of school. My friend Tommy and I were so excited for the holidays to begin. We made a pinky promise to have the greatest summer of our lives. Little did we know just how great it would actually be!The first week of summer, my parents surprised me with a trip to the beach! We packed our bags and hit the road bright and early. The drive felt like it took forever, but when we finally arrived, the ocean looked so beautiful and inviting. I couldn't wait to jump into the cool, refreshing water.We spent our days building sandcastles, swimming in the waves, and hunting for seashells. My little sister even found a whole sand dollar! In the evenings, we would have bonfires on the beach and roast marshmallows. The sunsets were breathtaking, with the sky painted in shades of orange, pink, and purple.One day, we decided to go on a little adventure. We rented a boat and went out into the open water. It was so peaceful and serene, gliding across the gentle waves. Suddenly, we spotted a pod of dolphins swimming alongside our boat! They were gracefully leaping in and out of the water, playfully splashing around. It was an incredible sight that I'll never forget.After a week of beach fun, it was time to head back home. But the adventures didn't stop there! The very next day, my best friend Tommy came over, and we spent the entire day coming up with ideas for the ultimate summer bucket list.Our list included things like having a lemonade stand, going on a camping trip, and learning how to ride a bike without training wheels. We were determined to cross off every single item before the end of summer.The lemonade stand was a huge success! We set up shop on the corner of our street and made some serious profits. All theneighbors came by to buy our refreshing lemonade and support our little business venture.Next up was the camping trip. Tommy's dad took us out into the woods for a weekend of roughing it in the great outdoors. We pitched our tent, went hiking, and learned how to build a campfire. At night, we gazed up at the starry sky and told spooky stories. Even though we got a little dirty and mosquito-bitten, it was an unforgettable experience.As for learning to ride our bikes without training wheels, well, let's just say it took a lot of scraped knees and bruised elbows. But after countless falls and failures, we finally mastered it! The sense of accomplishment and freedom was unbeatable.Our bucket list adventures didn't stop there. We also had a huge water balloon fight in the backyard, attended a baseball game, and went on a scavenger hunt around the neighborhood.Before we knew it, summer was coming to an end. On the last day of vacation, Tommy and I reflected on all the incredible memories we had made. We laughed, we cried (happy tears, of course), and we promised to make next summer even better.As I sat on the bus, heading back to school, I couldn't help but feel a little sad that our summer adventure had come to anend. But at the same time, I was grateful for all the wonderful experiences and lessons I learned along the way.Summer is a time for exploration, growth, and creating lasting memories with the people you love. It's a time to step out of your comfort zone, try new things, and embrace every moment of freedom and joy.So, my friends, as we head back to school and dive into our studies, let's carry the spirit of summer adventure with us. Let's approach each day with enthusiasm, curiosity, and a willingness to learn and grow. And when the next summer rolls around, let's make it the best one yet!That's all for now, folks. I can't wait to share more stories and adventures with you all soon. Until next time, keep exploring, keep dreaming, and never stop having fun!篇6Certainly! Here's a 2000-word essay written in the voice of an elementary school student for the English Weekly, Foreign Language Study, Grade 7, Issue 32. The language used is English.My Unforgettable Summer VacationHey there, friends! I hope you all had an amazing summer break like I did. This year's vacation was truly one for the books, and I can't wait to share my adventures with you!Let me start by telling you about the fantastic camping trip my family and I went on. We packed our bags, loaded up the car, and hit the road, heading towards the stunning Green Valley National Park. The drive itself was a treat, with scenic views of rolling hills and winding rivers that left me glued to the window.When we arrived at the campsite, we quickly set up our tent and started exploring the area. The fresh mountain air was so invigorating, and the sounds of birds chirping and leaves rustling in the gentle breeze made me feel like I was in a magical wonderland.One of the highlights of our camping trip was the hiking trail we embarked on. It was a bit challenging at first, with steep inclines and rocky paths, but the breathtaking scenery made every step worth it. We came across a crystal-clear lake that glistened in the sunlight, and we couldn't resist taking a refreshing dip. The water was so cool and rejuvenating, and I felt like a mermaid swimming in that pristine paradise.In the evenings, we gathered around the campfire, roasting marshmallows and sharing stories. My dad is an excellentstoryteller, and he regaled us with tales of his own adventures when he was a kid. We laughed until our bellies hurt, and the warmth of the fire and the company of my loved ones made me feel so content and happy.After our camping trip, we visited my grandparents who live in a charming little town by the seaside. Their house is like a cozy haven, filled with the delicious aroma of freshly baked cookies and the comforting scent of my grandma's floral perfume. I spent countless hours playing in their garden, chasing butterflies and picking ripe strawberries straight from the vines.One day, my grandpa took me fishing at the nearby pier. He taught me how to bait the hook and cast the line, and we sat patiently waiting for a bite. I was overjoyed when I felt a tug on my line and reeled in a feisty little fish. My grandpa showed me how to carefully remove the hook and release the fish back into the water. It was such a thrilling experience, and I felt a sense of accomplishment that filled my heart with pride.During our stay, my grandma taught me how to knit. At first, the needles seemed daunting, and I struggled to keep the yarn from tangling. But with her patient guidance and my determination, I soon got the hang of it. I knitted a cozy scarf that I plan to wear when winter comes around, and every time Iwrap it around my neck, I'll be reminded of the precious moments spent with my grandma.Towards the end of our vacation, we visited the city to meet up with some of our relatives. It was a stark contrast to the tranquility of the countryside, with bustling streets, towering skyscrapers, and the constant hum of traffic. However, there was an energy and vibrancy that was exciting in its own way.We explored the city's famous museums, where I marveled at ancient artifacts and works of art that seemed to come alive before my eyes. We also visited the science center, where I learned about fascinating concepts like gravity, electricity, and the wonders of the universe.One of the most memorable experiences was attending a live theater performance. The actors were so captivating, transporting us to different worlds with their acting prowess. I was mesmerized by the colorful costumes, the intricate sets, and the way the story unfolded before my eyes. It was like stepping into a magical realm where anything was possible.As our vacation came to an end, I felt a bittersweet mix of sadness and gratitude. Sadness because the adventure had to end, but gratitude for the incredible memories I had created and the precious moments I had shared with my family.Now, as I sit here reminiscing about my summer break, I can't help but smile. These experiences have enriched my life in ways I couldn't have imagined, and I know that the stories and lessons I've learned will stay with me forever.So, my dear friends, that's a glimpse into my unforgettable summer vacation. I hope you had equally wonderful adventures to share, and I can't wait to hear all about them when we're back at school. Until then, cherish the memories you've made and get ready for another exciting year of learning and growth!。
