周计划小学英语阅读强化训练一二年级内容全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Weekly Reading Fun!Hi there, friends! It's me, Lily, your reading buddy. This week, we're going to have an awesome time exploring the world of books and stories. Get ready for a thrilling adventure filled with exciting characters, magical lands, and loads of fun!Every day, we'll embark on a new reading journey, and I'll share with you some of my favorite tales. But before we dive in, let me tell you a little secret: reading is like unlocking a treasure chest filled with endless wonders. The more you read, the more treasures you'll discover!Monday: The Curious CaterpillarOn our first day, we'll meet a tiny but curious caterpillar named Wiggly. He loves munching on juicy leaves, but one day, he stumbles upon a mysterious book. As he nibbles through the pages, he discovers a world of vibrant colors, shapes, andnumbers! Join Wiggly as he embarks on a delightful journey of learning and self-discovery.Tuesday: The Magical TreehouseImagine a treehouse that can transport you to any place or time you desire! That's exactly what happens to best friends Jack and Jill. Together, they'll explore ancient civilizations, meet famous historical figures, and learn about fascinating cultures from around the world. Get ready to experience the ultimate time-traveling adventure!Wednesday: The Friendly ForestDeep in the heart of the forest lives a charming community of animals. From the wise old owl to the mischievous squirrels, each creature has a unique story to tell. As we follow their daily adventures, we'll learn valuable lessons about friendship, kindness, and respecting nature.Thursday: The Superhero AcademyHave you ever dreamed of having superpowers? Well, at the Superhero Academy, anything is possible! Join our group of young heroes-in-training as they learn to harness their incredible abilities while facing exciting challenges and daring missions. Get ready to save the day with your new superhero friends!Friday: The Cooking KingdomIn the delightful Cooking Kingdom, every dish is a delicious adventure. Meet Chef Zesty and her team of culinary masters as they whip up mouth-watering treats from around the globe. Along the way, you'll discover interesting facts about different cultures, their favorite foods, and maybe even learn a recipe or two!Throughout our weekly reading adventures, we'll encounter new words, explore different genres, and practice our comprehension skills. But don't worry; it's all going to be super fun! We'll play exciting games, solve puzzles, and even create our own stories together.Remember, reading is a magical journey, and the more you practice, the better you'll become. So, let's put on our adventurer's hats, grab our trusty books, and get ready to explore the wondrous world of reading!Who's excited? I know I am! See you on our first reading adventure tomorrow, friends!篇2My Awesome Week Ahead!Hi there! My name is Emily and I'm so excited to tell you all about the super fun week I have planned. Every week, my mom helps me make a schedule of activities and things to look forward to. This week is going to be the best yet!On Monday after school, I have my ballet class. I've been taking ballet for two years now and I just love it. My favourite part is when we get to dance across the floor and learn new moves. I'm working really hard to perfect my arabesque! After ballet, I'll come home and mom will help me with my math homework. I find adding and subtracting a little tricky sometimes, but mom is a great teacher. Once my homework is done, we'll have dinner and then I can play outside until bedtime. Hopefully the weather is nice!Tuesday is a busy day for me. First thing in the morning, I have swimming lessons bright and early at 8am. I've gotten really good at floating on my back and blowing bubbles underwater. My instructor says I'm making great progress! After swimming, it's off to school. In the afternoon, I have my weekly piano lesson. I'm learning how to read music and play simple songs. My piano teacher says if I keep practicing every day, I'll be a piano master in no time!Wednesday is probably my favourite day of the week. Why? Because it's art class day at school! We get to do all sorts of creative projects like painting, drawing, sculpting with clay...you name it! I can't wait to see what we'll be making this week. Maybe we'll paint self portraits or make greeting cards for Mother's Day coming up. Art is just the best.Thursday I don't have any after-school activities, so I'll head home and spend some quality time with my baby brother Jacob. He's just learned how to crawl, so it's really fun chasing him around and playing peekaboo. I love being a big sister! Later that night, the whole family will gather for movie night. We'll make popcorn, build a cozy pillow fort, and watch a fun family film all cuddled up together. Movie nights are the greatest.Finally, Friday is here! That means it's time for my favourite day of the whole week...Saturday! Just kidding, Fridays are pretty awesome too. At school, we'll have show and tell and I get to bring in my favourite stuffed animal to share with the class. His name is Mr. Fuzzykins and he's a puppy that's been my best friend since I was a baby. After school, I have soccer practice. I play on a local kids' team and we're getting ready for our big tournament next month. I'll run lots of drills and do exercises to get super strong so I can score ALL the goals!Once the weekend rolls around, there's even more fun on the agenda. On Saturday morning, my family is going strawberry picking at a farm just outside of town. I can't wait to fill up my basket and then bake a delicious strawberry pie with mom when we get home. Yum! That afternoon, my cousins are coming over and we're going to have an epic pillow fight in the backyard. Then it's a sleepover complete with ghost stories, truth or dare, and makeovers!Phew, I'm getting tired just thinking about this awesome week ahead! I'll be sure to get plenty of sleep so I have energy for all the activities. Sunday will be my relax and recharge day before the new week starts again.Well, that's my full week planned out. Between ballet, swimming, piano, art, family time, sports, and more...it's shaping up to be an absolute blast! I feel so lucky to have such a fun life with all my favourite hobbies packed in. I can't wait to tell you guys all about how it went when I see you again next week. Stay tuned for more adventures!篇3My Weekly Reading PracticeHi there! My name is Emily and I'm a 2nd grader. This week, my teacher Mrs. Johnson gave us a fun reading assignment to practice our skills. She said reading is really important and the more we practice, the better we'll get. I'm excited to work on it!On Monday, we read a story about a puppy who got lost in the park. It was looking for its owner and had to go on a big adventure to find its way home. I felt really bad for the poor puppy! The story used lots of words I didn't know, like "frantically" and "scampered." Mrs. Johnson helped me learn what those new words meant. By the end of the story, I was so happy when the puppy finally found its owner again!Tuesday's reading was all about different kinds of fruits. I learned that fruits like apples and oranges are sometimes called "pomes" or "citrus fruits." There were so many interesting facts, like how strawberries aren't actually berries at all! They're get this - accessory fruits. Wild, right? My favorite part was looking at all the colorful pictures of exotic fruits I've never tried before. Maybe my mom will let me taste a star fruit or rambutan sometime!On Wednesday, we read a passage about how rain happens.I already knew a little about the water cycle from our science lessons. But this talked about condensation, precipitation, andother new vocabulary words. It explained how clouds form and why they get so heavy with water that it finally rains down. I'll definitely remember those details the next time I hear thunder and see lightning during a storm!Yesterday was my favorite reading of the week - a story all about a young magician named Zara. She finds a magic wand at an old antique store and starts learning how to do cool tricks like making things disappear or float through the air! The story was filled with funny, imaginary details about Zara's silly mistakes as she practiced her spells. I enjoyed picturing her rabbit assistant Benny helping out, even though Zara would sometimes accidentally turn him into a bird or a frog instead! Whoops. I can't wait to hear what other wacky adventures Zara the magician goes on next.Today is Friday, the last day of our reading practice week. The topic is planets and outer space. So far, I've learned the names of all 8 planets in our solar system, which ones have rings around them, and which is the biggest or smallest. There's also info about galaxies, asteroids, and astronauts who have traveled to the Moon. Outer space seems so vast and mysterious! I'm definitely more interested in studying the planets and stars after this passage.Reading comprehension is hard work sometimes, but this week's assignments have shown me how fun it can be, too. I've learned so many new words and facts about different subjects. My mind feels like an outer space black hole - just sucking up all that knowledge! Mrs. Johnson always says reading opens up whole new worlds for our imaginations. I'm already excited for whatever reading adventures come next week. Keep on reading, friends!篇4My Weekly Reading PlanHi there! My name is Emma and I'm 7 years old. I love reading all kinds of books and stories. This week my teacher gave us a fun reading plan to follow. I'm really excited to work on it! Let me tell you all about it.On Monday, we have to read a short story about a friendly dog named Buddy. I adore stories with animal characters! Buddy goes on all sorts of adventures in his neighborhood. In this story, he tries to help a lost kitten find its way back home. I can't wait to see if Buddy reunites the kitten with its owners. My teacher said after reading it, we have to draw our favorite part of the story. I'm going to draw Buddy sniffing to find the kitten's scent trail.Tuesday is poetry day! We get to read some simple but silly poems about different foods. One is called "The Crunchy Carrot" and another is "The Jiggly Jell-O." Poetry uses lots of great descriptive words to paint pictures in our minds. After reading them, we have to circle all the words that describe how the foods look, feel, smell, or taste. Words like "crispy," "gooey," and "tangy" will probably be in there. Yum!On Wednesday, we're switching gears to a non-fiction book. It's all about life on a farm! We'll learn what crops grow on a farm, like corn, wheat, and pumpkins. We'll also read about common farm animals like cows, pigs, and chickens. There are supposed to be lots of colorful pictures and diagrams too. When we finish the book, we have to draw our own picture of a farm and label the different parts. I'm picturing a big red barn, a tractor, and lots of animals roaming around!Thursday will be super cool because we get to read a play! It's a short and funny play about a magic pencil that can draw anything. Whenever someone uses this special pencil, their doodles come to life and cause mischief. We'll get to pick roles and read the different character parts out loud in groups. I hope I get to play the talkative pencil! Our assignment after is to write our own scene where the magic pencil draws something crazy.Finally, on Friday we'll read a beautifully illustrated storybook about the seasons. It describes how things change during spring, summer, fall, and winter. We'll learn why leaves change color, why some animals hibernate, and more seasonal facts. For this book, our task is to make a picture schedule. We have to draw symbols representing the books and assignments we did each day of the week. Sort of like a fun summary of our whole reading plan!I'm really looking forward to all the different reading we'll do this week. Reading time is my favorite part of every school day. Getting lost in a good story or learning new facts makes me feel like I'm on a grand adventure. And working on related activities and projects makes it even more enjoyable. I'll have tons of book experiences to share with my parents and friends by next weekend. Reading is the best!篇5Weekly Reading Practice for Elementary English (Grades 1-2)Hi there! My name is Alex, and I'm a second-grader at Sunnyville Elementary School. I love reading and learning new things, especially in English class. This week, our teacher, Mrs.Clark, gave us some exciting reading activities to practice our skills. Let me share with you what we did!On Monday, we started with a fun story called "The Hungry Caterpillar." It was about a caterpillar who ate his way through all kinds of delicious foods before turning into a beautiful butterfly. Mrs. Clark read the story aloud, and we followed along in our books. The pictures were so colorful and engaging! After reading, we talked about the different foods the caterpillar ate and learned some new vocabulary words like "nibble" and "cocoon."Tuesday was all about rhyming words. We played a game where Mrs. Clark would say a word, and we had to come up with as many rhyming words as possible. It was like a silly competition to see who could find the most rhymes! My favorite was when she said "cat," and I shouted, "bat, hat, mat, sat, and rat!" We also read a book filled with silly rhymes and tongue twisters, which made us all giggle uncontrollably.On Wednesday, we focused on reading comprehension. Mrs. Clark gave us a short story about a girl named Emma and her adventures at the park. After reading it quietly to ourselves, we answered some questions about the characters, setting, and main events. I had to go back and reread a few parts to find the answers, but it helped me practice my comprehension skills.Thursday was all about sight words – those common words that we need to recognize instantly without sounding them out. We played a game where Mrs. Clark would flash a word on the board, and we had to read it out loud as quickly as possible. We also did some word searches and scrambled word puzzles to reinforce these essential words.Finally, on Friday, we got to choose our own books from the classroom library and read them silently or with a partner. I picked a book about dinosaurs, which is one of my favorite topics. After reading, we had to draw a picture or write a few sentences about our favorite part of the book. I drew afierce-looking T-Rex and wrote about how it was one of the largest carnivores that ever lived!Overall, it was a fun and educational week of reading activities. I feel like I improved my vocabulary, rhyming skills, comprehension, and sight word recognition. Reading is such an essential skill, and I'm glad we get to practice it in so many engaging ways at school. I can't wait to see what next week's reading adventures will bring!篇6My Weekly Reading Fun!Hi everyone! My name is Amy and I'm 7 years old. I love to read all kinds of books and stories. Reading is so much fun and I learn new things every time! This week, my teacher gave us some really cool reading assignments. I'm excited to share them with you.On Monday, we read a story called "The Three Little Pigs". It's about three little pigs who each build their own house. The first pig builds a house of straw, but the Big Bad Wolf blows it down! The second pig builds a house of sticks, but the wolf blows that down too. Finally, the third little pig builds a house of bricks that the wolf can't blow down. I felt bad for the first two pigs, but I was so happy the third pig was safe in his sturdy brick house. After we read the story, we had to circle all the words that rhymed like "straw" and "saw". Rhyming is super fun!Tuesday's story was called "The Little Red Hen". It's about a hard-working hen who finds some wheat seeds. She asks her friends the cat, dog, and mouse to help her plant and harvest the seeds, but they all say "Not I!". So the little red hen does all the work herself. But when she bakes a delicious loaf of bread from the wheat, her friends want to eat it! The hen tells them no since they didn't help. I thought that was fair. My favorite part was when the hen asked "Who will help me bake the bread?" I likepretending to be that character. After reading, we had to put sentences from the story in the right order.On Wednesday, we read a book of silly poems and tongue twisters. Tongue twisters are super hard to say! Like "She sells sea shells by the sea shore" - try saying that three times fast! My favorite poem was about a purple penguin who loved to paint pictures. The rhymes and made-up words made me giggle. For our assignment, we had to find all the words that started with "P" and words that rhymed with "paint". I circled so many words, my page looked like a colorful circle sketch!Thursday's book was non-fiction, which means it's full of true facts and information. We learned all about amazing animals like elephants, lions, and dolphins. Did you know elephants are the largest land animals and their trunks are actually a super long nose? So cool! We saw pictures of elephant herds migrating across the hot African savanna. For our work, we had to write down three new facts we learned about each animal. I can't wait to tell my parents all the elephant info!Finally on Friday, we got to pick any book we wanted from the classroom library and do a fun project. I chose a book about astronauts exploring space. I made a little model rocket ship out of popsicle sticks, paper, and aluminum foil. I even drew planets,stars, and aliens on the background! Reading really lets your imagination blast off. Maybe I'll be an astronaut scientist when I grow up.Overall, this was an awesome week of reading adventures. Stories, poems, facts - I loved it all! Reading exercises our brains and takes us anywhere we want to go. I'm already looking forward to next week's books and assignments. The more I read, the more words I learn, and the better reader I'll become. Keep on reading, boys and girls! Let's go on more excellent reading journeys together.。
