英语作文范文八下10篇初二80词左右全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of the year! No more waking up super early, no more homework, and no more teachers telling me what to do. For two whole months, I can just relax and have fun. This summer was one of the most exciting ever!The first couple of weeks, I just stayed home and played video games all day. My mom got mad at me for being lazy, but I didn't care. I had waited all year for this! After a while though, I did get a little bored of the same games. That's when my parents decided it was time for me to get out of the house.We started by going to the community pool almost every day. I love swimming! The water was so refreshing on those hot summer days. I worked on my diving skills and played lots of pool games with my friends. Marco Polo was my favorite. One time, I was it for so long that my friends started calling me the Marco Polo master!A few weeks into summer, my family went on a big camping trip. We drove for what felt like forever into the mountains. Once we arrived at the campsite, my dad set up our tent while my mom started the campfire. Camping is lots of work, but so much fun! We spent the days hiking, canoeing on the lake, and searching for wildlife. At night, we roasted marshmallows and told spooky stories. I had never seen so many stars before! On the last night, we heard some scary noises outside our tent. My little sister was convinced it was a bear, but it turned out to be a family of raccoons getting into our snacks. What a relief!When we got back from camping, it was already the middle of July. Time goes by so fast during summer! My parents signed me up for a art camp for a couple of weeks. I've always loved drawing and painting, so I was really excited. We got to work with all sorts of different materials like watercolors, clay, and even crafting with recycled objects. My favorite project was the self-portrait I made out of colored pencils. It didn't look exactly like me, but I was still proud of it. The best part was getting to keep everything I made and bring it home.With just a few weeks left before school started again, we took a trip to visit my grandparents in another state. The drive took forever and my sister and I fought over everything in thebackseat. "She's on my side!" "No, I'm not, you're on my side!" Eventually, we made it to their house though. My grandparents spoiled us rotten with candy, toys, and sleeping in as late as we wanted. We spent one day at a baseball game, which was really cool except for the one foul ball that almost hit me in the face! I also got to play lots of card games with my grandpa. We're both competitive, so things got pretty intense. On our last night, we had a big barbecue with hamburgers, hot dogs, and my grandma's famous potato salad. I probably ate way too much, but it was so delicious!Finally, it was time to go back home and get ready for another school year. My parents took me shopping for all my fresh school supplies - new pencils, folders, a backpack, and those smelly sanitary things. Gross! I was really going to miss summer and sleeping in late. No more freedom for a while. At least I have all my awesome summer memories to look back on! This was a summer vacation I'll never forget.篇2My Life as a Middle SchoolerBeing in middle school is a really wild experience! There are so many new things to deal with compared to elementary school.The workload is way higher, with tons of homework and projects. And the social scene is just crazy - trying to figure out who your real friends are, dealing with cliques, and of course, the raging hormones! But I'm getting a little ahead of myself here. Let me give you a taste of a typical day in my middle school life.I wake up pretty early, around 6:30 am, to get ready for school. I have to be out the door by 7:45 to catch the bus. The bus ride is honestly kind of miserable. It's super crowded and noisy with all the middle schoolers screaming and carrying on. I usually just put in my headphones and tune it all out.Once I get to school, I go to my locker to get my books for my first few classes. The hallways are a total madhouse, with everyone rushing around. I've gotten shoved into a few lockers already this year! My homeroom class is English first period. That's probably my favorite subject and class. My teacher, Mr. Robertson, is actually pretty cool.Then it's off to math class, which is...not my forte, to put it mildly. No matter how hard I try, I just can't seem to wrap my head around algebra. My teacher, Mrs. Olson, has already called home about my failing test grades. My parents were not thrilled, to say the least.After math is science with Mr. Kozlowski. Science isn't too bad. As long as I avoid setting anything on fire during our labs, I usually do okay. Phew, it's time for break! I meet up with my friends Sarah and Chris at our usual spot in the cafeteria. We compare notes on how awful Mrs. Olson's surprise quiz was.Next up is history, my least favorite subject. I just can't stay awake no matter what I do. Dates, names, places...it all blends together into one massive snoozefest for me. At least my friends Jack and Emma are in that class too, so we can pass notes and goof off together.Finally, it's time for gym class! Definitely my favorite part of the day since I'm really into sports. Too bad I'm not that great at them. I'm a total klutz and always seem to get nailed in the head with a dodgeball or faceplant whenever we play volleyball. But hey, at least I'm trying, right?The rest of the afternoon is a blur of more classes, more homework getting piled on, and just desperately trying to survive until the final bell rings at 3:15. That's when I can finally relax and...just kidding! I have soccer practice right after school until 5:00.By the time I get home, I'm utterly exhausted. But there's still a towering mountain of homework to tackle. And my mom, ofcourse, has to nag me about it every five minutes. "Have you started your algebra homework yet? What about that book report that's due next week?" No rest for the weary!I eventually get a little break to just veg out, play some video games, and chill with friends online before bed. Rinse and repeat, this is my life, day after day. Middle school is no joke, that's for sure! Those were some pretty tame tales of my middle school exploits. Here are 10 short sample essays that really give you a taste of this wild ride:The Cafeteria Food DisasterIt was taco day in the cafeteria, which is usually an epic culinary tragedy. But nothing could have prepared me for the horror of accidentally grabbing the lava-hot salsa instead of the mild sauce. I'll spare you the gory details, but let's just say I redefined the meaning of "blazing stomach pain."My Locker's Evil CurseFrom the minute I got my locker assignment, I knew something was off. No matter how many times I tried the combination, it just wouldn't open! Finally, through tears of frustration, the janitor had to come free my books from its vengeful clutches. To this day, I avoid even looking at it.The Dodgeball Demolition Derby"Dodgeball" is really just a polite way of saying "human sacrifice." At least, that's how the popular kids seem to treat it, zeroing in on me and my nerdy friends like we're airborne bullseyes. I've got the welts and bruises to prove my battle scars from this barbaric ritual.The Great Stinkbomb SabotageIt had to be Tyler and his moronic buddies. Only they would think it's hilarious to unleash one of those vile stinkbombs in the middle of crowded hallway between classes. I still can't smell anything other than hot garbage to this day. Those idiots have unleashed something far worse than they can imagine.The Humiliating Homeroom IncidentNothing, and I mean NOTHING, could have prepared me for the sheer mortification of being caught picking my nose by my crush, Samantha. Just kill me now. At least when the teachers found out about the bullying afterwards, the school implemented a strict no-bullying policy.The Disastrous Dance DelugeWho decided it was a good idea to book a school dance right after the dishwasher repairmen worked on the cafeteriakitchen? I don't know how, but they managed to cause a literal tsunami of bubbles and dirty water that flooded the dance well before it even started. Yeah, it was cancelled...after total chaos.The Epic Cafeteria Spitball WarLet's just say that the anarchist punks who started the massive spitball fight picked the wrong day to mess with the teachers. Mrs. Stevenson, the permanently hangry math teacher, was working lunchroom duty and quickly put the fear of God into those idiots. I don't think I've ever seen someone run so fast!The Frantic Forgotten Locker ComboI must have had a pineapple-sized brain fart, because for the life of me I could not remember my locker combination. Cue a panicking meltdown as I hopelessly kept resetting the lock trying to jog my memory. In the end, the principal had to get a locksmith to open it. I felt like such a moron.The Unfortunate Unfortunate Underpants IncidentLet's just say that for future reference, always do a danceproof check and double knot those laces after gym class. I learned this lesson the incredibly hard way in front of the entire class. My bulging backpack did little to preserve my dignity afterwards. So. Mortifying.The Stinkeye ShowdownYou know that cringey awkward moment when you make accidental eye contact with your crush across the lunchroom? Well, my brain decided to take things one horrifying step further by making me wink...no, not wink...do a full-on grotesque spasm blink that basically looked like a full body cringe. I wanted to dissolve through the floor.Phew, I got through all of that by the skin of my teeth! Middle school is honestly a lawless wasteland most days. But I guess that's all part of the journey of growing up. I'll look back and laugh about it all someday...or have permanent psychological scarring. It could really go either way at this point! Only time will tell what other bizarre middle school madness still awaits.篇3My Life as an Elementary School KidHi there! My name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. I'm in the 5th grade at Oakwood Elementary School. I thought I'd tell you all about my life as a kid in elementary school.School DaysI wake up pretty early on school days, around 6:30am. My mom comes into my room to wake me up. I don't like waking up that early, but I have to be at school by 8am. I get dressed, brush my teeth, and head to the kitchen for breakfast. My favorite is waffles or pancakes!The bus picks me up at 7:30am. I like looking out the window and watching the neighborhoods go by on my way to school. When I get to school, I go straight to my classroom and put my backpack in my locker. The morning starts with the Pledge of Allegiance and morning announcements over the loudspeaker.My favorite subjects are math and science. I like solving problems and doing experiments. Reading is okay, but writing can be hard sometimes when you run out of ideas. Recess and lunch are definitely the best parts of the day! I love playing on the playground with my friends. We play tag, jump rope, and sometimes kickball or soccer if someone brings a ball.After school, I either go to aftercare at school or my mom picks me up. I have a snack when I get home and then I work on my homework. Once my homework is done, I can watch a little TV or play outside until dinner.On the WeekendsThe weekends are the best! I get to sleep in late, like until 9 or 10am. Then I have a lazy morning watching cartoons in my pajamas. For lunch, we sometimes go out to a restaurant which is fun.In the afternoons, I might have a birthday party, go to the park, or just play outside with friends from my neighborhood. If the weather is nice, we ride our bikes or play games in someone's backyard. Sometimes I get together with friends for a sleepover too which is really exciting!My mom takes me shopping sometimes on the weekends for new clothes or toys. I love getting new games, dolls, or books. Going to the movies is another fun weekend activity.My Hobbies and InterestsSome of my favorite hobbies are drawing, reading, and playing sports like soccer. I take an art class once a week where I get to paint and do other art projects. We have a little art show at the end of each semester to show off our masterpieces!I'm also part of my school's reading club. We get together once a month to discuss the book we've all read. It's cool to hear what other kids thought about the same book. We drink hot chocolate and eat snacks too.In the spring and fall, I play soccer on a recreational team. I love running around and trying to score goals. We have a game every Saturday during the season and a team practice once a week. Win or lose, it's just fun being part of a team and being active.That's a peek into my life as a 5th grader! Being a kid is awesome - you get to learn new things, play all the time, and have a whole childhood ahead of you. These are some of the best days ever!篇4My Wonderful School LifeHi there! My name is Emma and I'm in the 5th grade. I want to tell you all about my school life because it's just the best! Every morning, I wake up feeling excited to go to school and learn new things.My favorite subject is science because we get to do a lot of fun experiments. Last week, we made little volcanoes out of baking soda and vinegar. It was so cool to watch them erupt! Science class is never boring.I also really enjoy art class. We get to draw, paint, sculpt with clay - you name it! Recently, we learned about the famous artist Picasso and his unique cubism style of painting. I made my own cubism self-portrait and my mom hung it up on our fridge. She says I'm a little Picasso!Recess is definitely the highlight of my day though. My best friends Lucy and Olivia and I race over to the swing set as soon as the bell rings. We take turns pushing each other super high and pretending we can touch the clouds. Sometimes we play fun games like tag or hopscotch too. The hour just flies by!After recess, we have reading time which I used to dread. But this year, our teacher Mrs. Adams makes it so much fun. She does funny voices for all the different characters when she reads to us. My favorite book so far has been Charlotte's Web - I almost cried when Charlotte died!In the afternoons, we have math lessons which can be kind of tricky. But I'm getting better at remembering my times tables thanks to that catchy tune Mrs. Adams taught us. Who knew the multiplication facts could be so catchy?Before we know it, the final bell rings and it's time to go home. I always feel a little sad to leave school because I have such an awesome time. But I get recharged by playing outside,having snack, and doing my homework. Well, okay, the homework part isn't that fun. But I know it's important if I want to keep learning!School days are the best days if you ask me. I get to see my friends, explore new subjects, and exercise my brain. I'm already counting down the days until summer break is over so I can start 6th grade! Maybe I'll even join the science club or basketball team next year. The possibilities are endless.I feel so lucky to have great teachers who make learning an adventure. They encourage us to ask questions, try our best, and never give up - even when the work gets difficult. As long as we maintain a positive attitude and keep an open mind, we can conquer anything!Speaking of positive attitudes, my mom always packs me the yummiest lunch which gives me the energy I need to power through the day. A peanut butter and jelly sandwich, string cheese, baby carrots, an apple, and a granola bar - that's my favorite! I'm especially thankful she includes a special treat like a cookie or bag of chips too.After a busy day at school, I look forward to relaxing at home. I'll read, play outside, or watch a show. Sometimes Lucy and Olivia come over and we make up crazy dances or put onbackyard plays that we force our families to watch. We're all such drama queens!Before I know it, bedtime rolls around way too quickly. I begrudgingly get my pajamas on, brush my teeth, and try to stall as much as possible. I'm always begging for "five more minutes" until my dad starts pretending to snore loudly on the couch. That's my cue that it's time to go to sleep for real!As I snuggle under my cozy covers, I think back on the best parts of the day. I'll remember the jokes my friends and I shared at lunch or how proud I felt when I got a tough math problem right. Maybe I'll even dream about the awesome field trip we have coming up next week!School life is truly the best life. I'm making wonderful memories and discovering new interests every single day. Thanks for listening to me gush about how much I love being a student. It's the greatest! Well, I better go get some shut-eye so I'mwell-rested for another fun-filled day tomorrow. Thanks for reading and sweet dreams!篇5My Awesome Summer VacationWow, what an amazing summer I just had! It was totally the best vacation ever. I did so many fun things and had the craziest adventures. I can't wait to tell you all about it!It all started on the last day of school. I was so excited for summer to finally begin. No more homework, no more waking up early, just months of freedom and fun ahead. My parents had some awesome plans in store too which made it even better.Our first trip was to the beach. We went to this really cool beach town a few hours away from our house. The beach was huge with soft golden sand that felt amazing between my toes. The water was this beautiful blue-green color and nice and warm for swimming. I spent hours playing in the waves, building sandcastles, and burying my little brother up to his neck in the sand (he wasn't too happy about that!).After a few days at the beach, we went camping in the mountains. We have this big tent that feels like a mini house inside. My favorite part was making s'mores around the campfire at night. They're so gooey and delicious! We also went on some awesome hikes and saw lots of cool wildlife like deer, squirrels, and even a bear from pretty far away. Camping is tons of fun but I'm definitely glad we don't have to do it all summer long. I like having a real bed!The best part of the summer though was the week I got to spend at sleepaway camp. I was a little nervous at first since it was my first time being away from my parents for that long. But I made friends with my bunkmates right away and we had a total blast together. We did all sorts of activities like swimming, archery, arts and crafts, and my favorite - the ropes course up in the trees! It was a little scary up so high at first but then it felt like a real adventure. We also had these epic counselors who were crazy fun. I can't wait to go back again next year!After camp, my family took me on a surprise trip to an amusement park. It had the craziest biggest roller coasters I've ever seen! My stomach felt like it was going to jump out of my body on some of those loops and turns. I loved every second of it though and my brother was too chicken to go on most of the big rides so I didn't have to wait in line as much. We also went on some goofy rides that spun you around really fast. I thought I was going to puke after those ones! I may have ridden one too many times haha.Before I knew it, summer was coming to an end way too soon. I tried to soak up as much fun and freedom as I possibly could those last couple weeks. I didn't have a single complaintabout being bored or having nothing to do. My days were packed with excitement and adventure from start to finish.Now the new school year is starting up again. Part of me is bummed that summer is over because it's back to early mornings, homework, and having my days planned out for me. But I guess that makes actually having a break for summer that much more special. This summer will definitely be one I never forget. Between the beach, camping, sleepaway camp, amusement parks, sleepovers, and all the other amazing times, I have enough incredible memories to last until next summer. Third grade is going to be awesome, but I'm already dreaming about summer 2024 and what adventures await!篇6My Big AdventuresHi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 10 years old. I just finished 5th grade and I've had such an exciting year full of big adventures that I can't wait to tell you all about!It all started last summer when my family went on a huge road trip across the country. We drove over 2,000 miles from our home in California all the way to New York City! I had never been that far away from home before. The drive took forever, but itwas so much fun. We stopped at roadside diners, quirky museums, and saw the most amazing natural wonders like the Grand Canyon. That thing is MASSIVE! Pictures don't do it justice at all.When we finally made it to New York, I couldn't believe how big and busy and crazy it was. The towering skyscrapers made me feel so tiny. We went to the top of the Empire State Building and I could see the entire city laid out below us. We also went to Broadway and saw the musical "Wicked" which was my first time seeing a live show like that. The singers and dancers were just incredible!After New York, we made our way down to Washington D.C. This was definitely the most educational part of the trip. We visited so many museums and memorials and learned all about American history. My favorite was the National Air and Space Museum because I'm obsessed with space and want to be an astronaut when I grow up. I got to see real rockets and spacecraft up close. It was out of this world! (Get it? Ha!)On the way back across the country, we made a stop in Chicago that ended up being one of the biggest adventures of all. My dad got us surprise tickets to see the Chicago Cubs play baseball at Wrigley Field. It was the first time I had ever been to amajor league baseball game and the energy in that stadium was electric! We had seats right behind home plate and I even caught a foul ball! I'll never forget that night.When we finally returned home to California, I felt like a true world traveler at 10 years old. That road trip across America opened my eyes to so many new places, people and experiences.I have so many amazing memories that I'll cherish forever.My project looked at the impact of extreme cold, radiation, salt and acidity on bacterial growth. It was like a messy science explosion in my room with petri dishes everywhere! In the end, I discovered that certain bacteria could indeed survive in incredibly harsh Martian-like conditions. I presented my whole experiment to the class with a PowerPoint presentation and even made little 3D models of bacteria. Mrs. Henderson was so impressed that she submitted my project to the school's science fair where I ended up winning 1st place! I was over the moon (pun intended).With my newfound fame as a 5th grade science prodigy, I was invited to be a special guest speaker and give a presentation at a local university. Can you believe it?? At 10 years old, I got to talk to actual college students and professors about my space bacteria research. I was so nervous beforehand, but it ended upbeing the coolest experience. Apparently the professors were really impressed by my advanced knowledge and experimental methods. Who knows, maybe I'll end up teaching at that university one day!That's not even the end of my crazy 5th grade adventures though. A few weeks after the science fair, our class went on a field trip to a nature reserve to study ecosystems and biodiversity. We got to hike through the woods, canoe across a lake, and see tons of amazing plants and animals up close. The highlight was when our guide pulled a massive snake out of a bucket to show us! Most of the kids were terrified, but not me. I've always loved reptiles so I was first in line to hold it. that snake was easily 6 feet long and muscular, but surprisingly gentle. What an absolute thrill!Whew, I warned you it was a year jam-packed with adventures, didn't I? From cross-country road trips to winning science fairs to holding giant snakes, 5th grade kept me on my toes at every turn. I have no idea what craziness is in store for 6th grade, but I can't wait to find out. A life of adventure and discovery awaits!Well, that's all for this story time. Let me know if you want to hear about the time I got stuck in a treehouse overnight or mydisastrous attempt at baking a soufflé. An adventurer's work is never done!。
