英语单词手抄报简单又漂亮三年级上册模板全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Simple and Beautiful English Word Handwritten ReportsHey everyone! Today I want to share some tips on making really cool and pretty handwritten reports for your English vocabulary words. These can be a fun way to practice writing out new words and using them in sentences. Plus, you get to get creative and make them look awesome!For those of us in 3rd grade this semester, our teachers have assigned us to make vocabulary handwritten reports for the word lists we're learning in our English textbooks. At first I wasn't too excited about it, but then I realized this could be a chance to make something totally unique!The key things you need are:The list of vocabulary words to includeA piece of paper or cardboard to write onPencils, pens, markers, crayons etc for writing and decoratingAny other decorating materials like stickers, glitter, etc.First things first, the template and layout. You want to make it easy to read and organize the words nicely. I'd recommend using pencil to draft a light grid on your paper, making boxes or sections for each word. Leave a space for the word itself, the definition, and a sample sentence using the word.For example, my template has four boxes per page in atwo-by-two grid. In each box I'll write a vocabulary word big and bold at the top. Underneath I'll put the definition, and finally a sentence using that word. The grid makes it look clean and easy to read. With pencil first, I can map it all out properly before going over it in marker or colored pencil.Next up: Decorating! This is where you can get super creative and make your handwritten report look amazing. Think about colors, drawings, stickers, borders, patterns and so on. Maybe pick an overall theme like "under the sea" and incorporate ocean doodles and blue/green colors throughout. Or a "garden" theme with flowers and leaves in the borders.Don't go too overboard with the decorating though - you still want the vocabulary words, definitions and sentences to be the main focus and easy to read. Use your decorations more as creative borders and backgrounds.Here are some fun decoration ideas to try:• Colorful borders around each word box using markers or colored pencils. Get creative with patterns and designs!• Stickers or little drawings related to the theme around th e margins• Glitter glue or puffy paint for drawn embellishments (rainbows, stars, etc.)• Printed out photos, pictures or clipart cut out and pasted on• Rubbing designs onto the paper using pencil over textured materials• Washi tape or c olored masking tape to make stripes or sectionsThe possibilities are endless! Just let your creativity flow and make it bright, vibrant and visually appealing. It'll make studying those words way more fun.For each new vocabulary list, I'll come up with a fresh theme and decorating style. Maybe an "arctic" theme with penguins and snow drawings for one set of words. Then switch it up to"birthday party" with balloons and confetti for the next set. Getting to start over with a new theme everytime is so fun!I can't wait to get started on designing my first one. I'm thinking I may do an "enchanted forest" style for this first round of words - with vines, mushrooms and fairy drawings around the borders. Ooh or maybe a "backyard bugs" theme with ladybugs, worms and blades of grass. So many ideas!The most important part though is practicing and reinforcing those vocabulary words by writing out the definitions and sentences. The decorations are just to make it more enjoyable. As long as the words and their meanings are clear, that's what counts.Handwritten reports may seem like a chore at first, but getting creative and making them into a fun art project is the way to go. It'll help those new words and definitions stick in your brain better when studying them is such a blast!Get those pens and pencils ready, and start brainstorming some awesome decoration themes and ideas. Your amazingly colorful and vibrant vocabulary handwritten reports are going to be the envy of the whole class! Let's make learning new words something to get excited about.篇2Making a Pretty English Vocab ReportHi everyone! I'm a 3rd grader and I have to make an English vocabulary handwritten report this semester. At first I wasn't too excited because it sounded like a lot of work. But then my teacher showed us some examples and I got really inspired to make mine look super cool!The assignment is to choose 20 vocabulary words from the units we're studying. For each word, we have to write the definition, a sentence using the word, and draw a little illustration. My teacher says the drawing part is to help the words stick in our brains better.I can't wait to get started because I have so many ideas! Here are my tips for making an English vocab report that is simple but looks awesome:Use A Fun ShapeMost people just make their reports on regular computer paper or construction paper. That's fine, but it's kind of boring in my opinion. I'm going to use colored poster board and cut it into a fun shape like a cloud, rainbow, or big speech bubble. Instant wow factor!Make A CoverThe cover is the first thing people will see, so I want to make it really eye-catching. I'm going to use a large piece of colorful construction paper or maybe fabric. Puffy fabric paint is cool because you can make raised,texturey designs.For the title, I'll either use fancy puffy letters or make it look like a ransom note by cutting letters out of magazines. Maybe I'll even use glow-in-the-dark letters! On the cover I'll put my name, the date, and a simple illustration like a cartoon picture of myself.Use Your Best HandwritingObviously this is a handwritten report, so I need to write super neatly. I'll practice my nicest print handwriting and use a neat cursive for the words themselves. Pencil is okay, but colored pens, markers or even crayons will make it look more vibrant.Speaking of color, I'm going to use a different bright color for each new word to make them really stand out. Like red for one word, green for the next, and so on.Get Artistic With IllustrationsThe illustrations are where I can really get creative! Nobody said we have to use basic drawings. Here are some of the ideas I have:• Collages made from magazine clippings• Stickers or fun foam shapes• Printed pictures from the computer• Fabric swatches• Dried leaves or flowers pressed onto the page• Small doodads or knick knacks glued onFor the word "city" I could draw skyscrapers with crayons and glue on bottle caps to look like bright windows. So fun!Decorative TouchesThere are lots of other little ways to make this project super decorative:• Use stencils or rub-on letters for titles• Punch holes around the edges and weave ribbons through• Add glitter, sequins, or pom poms• Outline sections with washi tape, l egal stamps, stickers etc.• Make a shiny cover using tinfoil, aluminum paper, or transparencies• Poke out shapes using a paper punch or hole punchThis reminds me, I should probably ask my teacher if she wants us to hole punch the pages and put it into a binder ring. If so, I'll get a fun patterned binder ring!That's about it! I'll let you know how my English vocabulary report turns out. Whenever I have an assignment like this, I use it as an opportunity to get creative and make something totally unique. Why go basic when you can go big? I'm sure my report will be the best-looking one in the class. Lately I've been so inspired by all kinds of crafty projects I see online. I love taking something ordinary like a school assignment and turning it into a real work of art!篇3Making Handwritten Word Reports Fun and Cool!Hey there, fellow students! It's me, your friendly neighborhood word nerd, here to share some awesome tips on creating handwritten word reports that are not only simple but also super stylish. You know how our teachers always tell us to practice writing new words to help us remember them better? Well, why not turn that boring task into a fun and creative project?First things first, let's talk about the supplies you'll need:A sturdy notebook or sketchpad: This will be the canvas for your word report masterpiece. Choose one with thick,high-quality pages that won't bleed through when you use markers or paints.Colorful pens, markers, or colored pencils: The more vibrant, the better! These will be the stars of your show, helping you bring your words to life with eye-catching illustrations and decorations.Decorative elements: Stickers, washi tapes, glitter glue, or anything else that catches your creative eye. These little extras will add a personal touch to your report and make it trulyone-of-a-kind.Now, let's dive into some fun and easy template ideas to get you started:The Word Garden: Draw a beautiful garden scene on your page, with flowers, trees, and maybe even a few cute critters. Then, write each new word inside a flower petal, leaf, or even on the critters themselves!The Superhero Squad: Imagine each new word as a different superhero, complete with its own costume, powers, andbackstory. Draw them in action poses, and don't forget to include their super cool names and abilities!The Word City: Create a miniature cityscape, with buildings, roads, and parks. Write your words on the buildings, road signs, or even on the clouds in the sky. You can even add tiny stick figure citizens going about their daily lives!The Word Circus: Who doesn't love a good circus? Draw a big top tent, clowns, acrobats, and all the fun circus acts. Then, incorporate your words into the scene, maybe as part of the performers' costumes or on the circus banners and posters.The Underwater Adventure: Dive into an underwater world filled with colorful fish, coral reefs, and maybe even a friendly mermaid or two. Write your words on the fish scales, inside bubbles, or on the mermaid's tail!The possibilities are endless, and the best part is that you can let your creativity run wild! Don't be afraid to think outside the box and come up with your own unique themes and designs.Remember, the key to making your handwritten word reports truly special is to have fun with it. Add personal touches, like doodles, jokes, or even little stories that connect the words together. Not only will this help you remember the words better,but it will also make your report a true work of art that you'll be proud to show off to your friends and family.So, what are you waiting for? Grab your supplies, let your imagination soar, and get ready to create some seriously awesome handwritten word reports that will have everyone in awe of your creativity and wordsmith skills!Happy creating, word warriors!。
