童年是一幅畫，畫里有我們五彩的生活；童年是一首歌，歌里有我們的幸福和快樂；童年是一個夢，夢里有我們的想象的憧憬。為大家準備了《童年趣事英語作文范文》，供大家參考閱讀。
1.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇一
Everyone has their own childhood, and we were innocent and lovely during our childhood. Of course, the beautiful jade of childhood needs to be carefully carved through the interesting stories of childhood in order to make it even more beautiful.
One afternoon, my mother took me, who was only three years old, to the bank to withdraw money. I saw my mother take out a colorful card and insert it into a large machine (ATM). After a while, a lot of money came out of the machine. I asked my mother in confusion, "Mom, why don't you buy such a machine? With this machine, money will come out of it on its own, so you don't have to go to work and can play with me at home every day." My mother couldn't help but laugh and said, "Only by inserting this bank card can money come out of the machine on its own." "So why not." "How many cards like this?" I asked, "Then Mom needs to deposit the money in order to withdraw it from the machine." "Oh," I nodded as if I understood.
How about it? Is this funny enough. What, it's not enough, hehe, it's powerful enough, but the following article will make you enjoy it all at once.
Once, when my mother was teaching me how to use a landline phone, I nervously picked up the receiver and called my dad's hospital number. After a few "beeps... beeps...", the phone got through and my dad's voice came from the receiver. I was startled. How could my dad's voice come out of this microphone? Is it possible that someone caught Dad inside and locked him inside. The more I thought about it, the more scared I became. To my surprise, I burst into tears. Under the temptation of my mother taking out a bottle of "Wahaha", I finally stopped crying and told my mother everything I had just thought about. After listening, my mother burst out laughing and said, "Silly child, my dad's voice is transmitted wirelessly. How could I keep my dad inside? Dad is still in the hospital now." Sure enough, when I went to the hospital with my mother, we saw my dad who was seeing a patient.
Childhood is colorful, and the fun of childhood is like the stars in the sky. Today, I picked the two brightest stars from so many and gave them to everyone. There are still many stars hanging in the sky, so let's share them next time. 2.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇二
In the depths of my memory, there is a small box. As soon as the box is opened, those interesting and beautiful memories will fly out and hover in my heart.
When I was a child, I heard my grandparents say, never point to the moon, otherwise I would have my ears cut off by Chang'e. After listening, I thought to myself: Chang'e is too cruel. She just pointed at the moon and her ear would be cut off. From then on, I hardly even looked at the moon.
One day, a group of elderly people were chatting under the big banyan tree downstairs, while children were playing nearby. The elderly are discussing the moon, saying that there are Chang'e and Wu Gang living on the moon. Because Chang'e cannot tolerate people talking about her, whenever someone points to the moon, she will come down and cut off people's ears. The old people were discussing while pointing to the moon. At that time, I was really worried for them because Chang'e was about to come down and cut off their ears! But the sky was quiet, without Chang'e descending, only the moon like a white jade bowl.
I was extremely puzzled, so I ran to ask my mother. Her mother said, "Then you go try it." That night, I anxiously raised my hand, pointed to the moon, and then quickly ran to the corner, covering my ears. Time passed by minute by second, and I didn't see Chang'e come down. She came down and cut off my ears. At that time, I realized that it was just a legend, not true.
Childhood is so beautiful and happy. But, in childhood, will you still come back? 3.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇三
I looked at the starry night sky, and the blinking stars looked so much like one interesting story after another from my childhood! You see, the brightest star in the sky always brings back memories of me when I was naive and that funny thing happened. It always makes me laugh heartily when I recall it.
I was only 5 years old that year. One day, my mother bought me a bag of apples. The bright red apples made me drool. After my mother washed the apples, I couldn't wait to start them. Unconsciously, I swept away all the apples. "Oh, why are there so few apples! I finished them in just a while," I muttered. I thought to myself again: Mom must have bought some apples to hide. I still want to eat, I want to find all the apples!
So, I started searching for apples at home. There is no trace of grass apples in the cabinet, under the table, or in the basin. Suddenly, as I passed by the bedroom, I vaguely saw an apple. As I walked into the bedroom, I did indeed see the "apple" that I had been dreaming of. The bed was covered in "apples". I was extremely happy, and as soon as I grabbed it, I found that all the "apples" were stuck to the bedsheet. I picked up scissors and cut off one "apple" after another. Small holes appeared on the bedsheet one after another. In no time, I put all the apples in a basin.
I followed my mother's example and tiptoed to align the basin with the faucet, starting to wash the apples. Feeling the flattened "apple", I felt a bit uncomfortable, but I didn't think much about it. I just kept trying, thinking that I wanted to eat an apple. "Apples" were washed clean, and I picked up one and put it in my mouth. "Oh my!" I shouted. This "apple" is bitter and astringent, and it won't bite. I tried another apple to continue. I ate dozens of apples in a row. "Apples are all bitter and astringent. Just as I was worried, my mother walked into the kitchen and laughed at my funny appearance. I said to my mother wrongly," My apples are not sweet at all, they are all bitter. Didn't they have sugar added? "After listening to my words, my mother laughed even harder. Watching my mother smile, I feel even more aggrieved in my heart. My mother explained to me, "Silly child, these apples are all patterns on the sheets, they are all cloth, not real apples." After listening to my mother's explanation, I finally realized. I couldn't help but burst out laughing.
Whenever I see an apple, I always think of it and can't help but laugh heartily! 4.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇四
During my growth, there were many interesting things that still remain fresh in my memory and make me laugh when I think of them.
I remember when I was three years old, I just started kindergarten. The thing I was most willing to do during that time was to do some household chores like an adult, because I could always receive praise from adults. When I say I work, it's just wiping around the table with a cloth, sometimes rubbing off the things arranged on the table. Grasping a broom on the ground, sometimes even raising dust. But every time I finish these tasks, adults always praise me and say, "What a good child who loves to work!" At that time, my grandfather always sat on the sofa in the living room and called me, "Go help Grandpa pass me the newspaper and glasses." My grandmother also called me, "Bring that cup of tea to my grandmother." I ran around the house happily, helping to get things, like a little adult. When I give things to my grandparents, my grandfather always smiles and praises me, saying, "Not bad, really stronger than a dog!" After hearing this sentence, I think, "Ah, stronger than a dog! Dogs have great skills in guarding doors and preventing thieves, and I am even stronger than them!" At that time, I thought this was an adult's evaluation of me.
Soon, guests arrived at our house. As soon as the guest entered, I pulled them onto the sofa in the living room, and then I followed my mother's example, holding a kettle in one hand and pouring water from a glass in the other. At this moment, my mother hurriedly ran over to take the kettle from my hand and said, "This child always wants to do things he can't do." I was not convinced and said, "I can do it well." The guest smiled and touched my head, "This child is really likable." Upon hearing these words of praise, I immediately ran into the room and took out the kindergarten card to read aloud. After reading the word card, the guest smiled and pulled me to my side, constantly saying to my mother, "This child must have a promising future when he grows up." When I heard the praise again, I proudly said, "No, I'm better than a dog when I grow up!" Just as I finished speaking, I heard laughter in the living room, and I also laughed along with everyone.
As I grow older, I finally understand that it's just a phrase used by adults to coax children. How can the standard of being a person only be "stronger than a dog"? Whenever I think of my childhood, I can't help but laugh. 5.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇五
Whenever I think of that heart wrenching "sugar eating incident", I feel foolish!
That night, I bought a pack of chewing gum with my own money and when I got home, I put the pack in a drawer. Then I started reading a book. When I saw the person in the book eating candy and drooling in my mouth, I licked my lips and gently opened the drawer. Afraid of startling my mother, I quietly took out a candy from inside, carefully peeled off the candy paper, and quickly delivered it to my mouth. At this moment, I secretly looked at my mother, who was working hard, and finally the stone in my heart fell to the ground.
Then, I began to taste the delicious taste of sugar. The sugar slowly melted in my mouth, and the sour and sweet taste was truly unforgettable! I couldn't help but eat one, two, three more... just as I was eating the last one, my mother called me to practice the piano. My heart tightened and I quickly spit out the remaining bit of sugar in my mouth into the trash can. Then, I cleaned up the "battlefield" and wiped my mouth with my sleeve. I pretended to be calm and walked out of the room, but as soon as I walked out, my mother stopped me. My mother asked me, "Did you eat candy?" I was surprised and thought to myself, "How did my mother know? Did she see me eating candy?" I recalled the secret operation just now and thought to myself.: Impossible! I gritted my scalp and said, "I didn't eat." My mother stared at me with those eyes again, "You can breathe and smell it," she said. As soon as I opened my mouth, a strong smell of sugar came from my nose. I quickly covered my mouth, and my mother smiled when she saw me like this. I lowered my head.
Oh, it turns out that the scent betrayed me. It seems that next time, I should rinse my mouth when I finish eating candy, so that I won't be easily detected. 6.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇六
Another year when Yang Xu was scattered, seeing her under the tree, I couldn't help but recall a very interesting thing from my childhood
It was a warm and sunny spring morning, and my cousin and I were playing in the courtyard of the community. Suddenly, I saw many, long, and furry things on the lawn under a thick poplar tree. Upon closer inspection, it had a red head and a furry brown body. "Sister, come and see what this is? It's so scary!" I shouted urgently. Sister quickly ran over and squatted down to take a look, then let out a scream of "Ah...". "What's wrong?" "This is fur, a caterpillar, right?" Sister stuttered. I am the most afraid of caterpillars in my life. I heard it was a caterpillar, so I grabbed my sister and ran desperately. "I heard that the beautiful butterfly is like a caterpillar, and I want to raise it to see if it can turn into a butterfly," said my cousin, dragging me back under the poplar tree. She took a leaf and trembled to catch the caterpillar, but due to fear, she failed several times. I became impatient watching from the side, daring to imitate my cousin and grab the leaves. I thought the "caterpillar" would "resist capture" and struggle non-stop, so with a bite of my teeth and a horizontal heart, I quickly and accurately hit it. The "caterpillar" was actually "captured" alive by me. It seemed very scared and lay motionless in the leaves. My cousin gave me an exaggerated thumbs up
As soon as I entered the house, I proudly boasted to my mother, "Mom, look! We're going to do an experiment to see how caterpillars turn into butterflies. Well, they've all been caught." My mother wiped her hand and took it, burst into laughter. My cousin and I, you look at me, I look at you, I don't know what she's laughing at? Mom wiped away the tears from her smile and told us, "This is not a caterpillar, but the willow catkins falling from the poplar tree." My cousin and I woke up from a dream and scratched our heads, smiling awkwardly.
Childhood life is colorful, and the interesting stories of childhood leave me with endless memories, lingering and unforgettable. Ah, I love my colorful childhood! 7.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇七
Childhood anecdotes are as numerous as the stars in the sky, and they cannot be counted. One of them, the brightest one, I will pick out and tell you, it is the most profound thing that I feel.
Last summer vacation, my dad and mom went to Pulan Bay in the East China Sea to learn swimming. I put on a swim ring, put on my swimsuit, and went into the water with my dad. I saw an airship floating in front of me, so I wanted to sit on it and play. But I climbed several times, but couldn't climb up. Later, I came up with a good idea. I pushed the airship to the edge of the pool, climbed onto the shore, and then jumped onto the airship. Fortunately, I sat steadily on it.
I stood up and looked around, seeing some people swimming in dog paddle style, some diving, and a few children learning to swim with the help of their parents! It was only then that I realized I was a dry duck. After playing for a while, I saw a cute toy duck in the water and wanted to play with it. I reached out to get it, but I almost couldn't reach it. I leaned out and it was almost there. When I leaned out again, the airship I was sitting on flipped upside down because all my body weight was concentrated to one side. I only heard a thud and fell into the water. Just as he was about to shout "help", he took a gulp of water. At this moment, I felt a pair of big hands lifting me up. It turns out that my dad has been secretly protecting me. Dad pointed to a sign not far in front of me, and I saw the words "Shen Bu Qu" written on it. No wonder it flooded me. Next time you learn to swim, you must be careful, as the saying goes, "Be careful and sail a ship for thousands of years.".
My friends, after reading this article, you must have found it very interesting. This is the deepest thing in my memory. 8.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇八
My childhood is like a colorful canvas, interpreting one funny story after another.
I remember when I was 6 years old, my parents were watching the rocket launch with great interest. I glanced at the TV screen and a "good" idea popped into my mind: a rocket ignited a fire and flew into the sky with a "whoosh" sound. Can a chicken ignited a fire and run very fast? Thinking about it, I tiptoed to the chicken coop in my backyard without realizing it, preparing to catch a chicken to use as my experimental object.
After running into the chicken coop, I shouted loudly, "I'm here!" and then pounced on a big rooster. The big rooster quickly dodged, while I fell on all fours. I got up from the ground and angrily pointed at a big rooster, cursing, "How dare you run? I don't catch you, you wait!" After saying that, I ran towards it again. Unexpectedly, it jumped lightly and jumped over the railing of the chicken coop. I hurriedly chased after it, but was stopped by the railing of the chicken coop. I opened the bolt on the railing and ran out of the coop, but the big rooster was nowhere to be found. The first war declared failure and the second war began. This time, I set my sights on an old hen, which was dragging its cumbersome body and slowly taking a walk in the chicken coop, not yet approaching. I was about to walk over and catch it, but it wanted to run, but its heavy body weighed down. I proudly strode over and easily held it in my hand. It struggled desperately, perhaps realizing the danger, but it was already late and the struggle was futile. "I won!" I cheered and jumped, lifting it high above my head.
I held it to the concrete floor, found another match, tied it to the last few strands of hair with fine grass, carefully lit it, and quickly hid. I saw the old hen flapping its wings a few times and falling with a "bang" sound. Grey chicken feathers splattered everywhere and the cement floor was in chaos. I was immediately frightened by this scene and cried loudly. Dad, Mom, and Grandma rushed over and asked what had happened. I explained the truth to them, and they all covered their mouths and laughed. Grandma also joked, "We have roasted chicken to eat tonight!" I looked at them puzzled and thought to myself, "What are they laughing at?"?
My childhood was so rich and colorful, and what was your childhood like? 9.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇九
Childhood life is brief, and childhood memories are like shells on the beach, countless. Now, I'll pick the most dazzling one and tell everyone about it!
"Playing house" was a game I used to play when I was a child. I often asked my mother for one yuan to buy a piece of plasticine from the shop downstairs, make it into "Lamian Noodles" or various dishes, and put it in a bowl made of leaves to pretend that it is good to eat. Today, what I want to talk about is about "playing house".
One day, a few of our good friends were playing "house play" together again. Shen Jiayan bought a piece of dough, and I came to be a mother. I kneaded the "flour" - dough into delicious things such as hamburgers and French fries. Playing around, I had a sudden idea and said to my friends, "Hey, the manual doesn't say that dough is non-toxic. Let's mix flour into it and bake it over the fire. Maybe the taste will be good. Do you want to give it a try? How about it?" Everyone raised their hands in agreement. So everyone went home to prepare. I took a small bag of flour and casually brought some pepper; Swallows and chubby mounds go to pick up "firewood" - branches; Shen Jiayan brought a lighter; Let's sprinkle the flour into the dough together and stir it vigorously.
Everything is ready! I carefully lit the firewood with a lighter; Shen Jiayan baked strings of clay over the fire, skillfully turning them back and forth while sprinkling pepper. We stared intently at the "delicious food" in Shen Jiayan's hand, afraid that it might slip away if we didn't pay attention! "Alright, alright!" The swallow screamed as it heard a sizzling sound.
We each received a string. Everyone, look at me, look at you, no one dares to eat. After a while, Pangdun couldn't resist the temptation and took a bite! In the blink of an eye, he vomited again with a "bah" sound! We are busy asking what's going on? He gave us a fierce glare and said, "It's really disgusting!" We didn't believe it. Everyone took a bite, gritted their teeth, and immediately spat out, angrily throwing all the dough on the ground!
Now that I am a fifth grade elementary school student, I will never do such a foolish thing again! But that childish image still often comes to mind, lingering in my mind, and even laughing at the "foolish" behavior at that time! 10.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇十
My childhood was colorful and filled with various beautiful memories. The most fascinating thing that my mother talked about was an interesting incident that happened to me.
When I was a child, I was very lively and lovely. It is said that when I was three or five years old, I loved trampoline very much. I go to the nearby amusement park to jump once a day, and every time I cry and go home because I love trampolines so much. What a complete trampoline enthusiast!
But once, my dad was going out to do something and didn't have time to take me out to play. I can't go play on the trampoline anymore. I was very disappointed and cried to the ground. Just when I was most bored, I lay on the bed and with a bang, I suddenly had a flash of inspiration. This big bed is just a super large trampoline! Do whatever you say, and I stood on the bed, jumping up with joy, like a little flea. I was panting from jumping, and when I got tired, I lay down in bed to rest.
My mother heard the noise in the room and came to see a cheerful and excited me. She couldn't even bear to disturb my happiness. She touched my little head, scraped my nose, and said, "Silly child, you have broken the bed, so you have to go to sleep on the floor!"
Every time my mother brings up this interesting story, my family will inevitably burst into laughter. I thought to myself: I used to be so mischievous, but fortunately I have become better now!
1.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇一Everyone has their own childhood, and we were innocent and lovely during our childhood. Of course, the beautiful jade of childhood needs to be carefully carved through the interesting stories of childhood in order to make it even more beautiful.
One afternoon, my mother took me, who was only three years old, to the bank to withdraw money. I saw my mother take out a colorful card and insert it into a large machine (ATM). After a while, a lot of money came out of the machine. I asked my mother in confusion, "Mom, why don't you buy such a machine? With this machine, money will come out of it on its own, so you don't have to go to work and can play with me at home every day." My mother couldn't help but laugh and said, "Only by inserting this bank card can money come out of the machine on its own." "So why not." "How many cards like this?" I asked, "Then Mom needs to deposit the money in order to withdraw it from the machine." "Oh," I nodded as if I understood.
How about it? Is this funny enough. What, it's not enough, hehe, it's powerful enough, but the following article will make you enjoy it all at once.
Once, when my mother was teaching me how to use a landline phone, I nervously picked up the receiver and called my dad's hospital number. After a few "beeps... beeps...", the phone got through and my dad's voice came from the receiver. I was startled. How could my dad's voice come out of this microphone? Is it possible that someone caught Dad inside and locked him inside. The more I thought about it, the more scared I became. To my surprise, I burst into tears. Under the temptation of my mother taking out a bottle of "Wahaha", I finally stopped crying and told my mother everything I had just thought about. After listening, my mother burst out laughing and said, "Silly child, my dad's voice is transmitted wirelessly. How could I keep my dad inside? Dad is still in the hospital now." Sure enough, when I went to the hospital with my mother, we saw my dad who was seeing a patient.
Childhood is colorful, and the fun of childhood is like the stars in the sky. Today, I picked the two brightest stars from so many and gave them to everyone. There are still many stars hanging in the sky, so let's share them next time. 2.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇二
In the depths of my memory, there is a small box. As soon as the box is opened, those interesting and beautiful memories will fly out and hover in my heart.
When I was a child, I heard my grandparents say, never point to the moon, otherwise I would have my ears cut off by Chang'e. After listening, I thought to myself: Chang'e is too cruel. She just pointed at the moon and her ear would be cut off. From then on, I hardly even looked at the moon.
One day, a group of elderly people were chatting under the big banyan tree downstairs, while children were playing nearby. The elderly are discussing the moon, saying that there are Chang'e and Wu Gang living on the moon. Because Chang'e cannot tolerate people talking about her, whenever someone points to the moon, she will come down and cut off people's ears. The old people were discussing while pointing to the moon. At that time, I was really worried for them because Chang'e was about to come down and cut off their ears! But the sky was quiet, without Chang'e descending, only the moon like a white jade bowl.
I was extremely puzzled, so I ran to ask my mother. Her mother said, "Then you go try it." That night, I anxiously raised my hand, pointed to the moon, and then quickly ran to the corner, covering my ears. Time passed by minute by second, and I didn't see Chang'e come down. She came down and cut off my ears. At that time, I realized that it was just a legend, not true.
Childhood is so beautiful and happy. But, in childhood, will you still come back? 3.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇三
I looked at the starry night sky, and the blinking stars looked so much like one interesting story after another from my childhood! You see, the brightest star in the sky always brings back memories of me when I was naive and that funny thing happened. It always makes me laugh heartily when I recall it.
I was only 5 years old that year. One day, my mother bought me a bag of apples. The bright red apples made me drool. After my mother washed the apples, I couldn't wait to start them. Unconsciously, I swept away all the apples. "Oh, why are there so few apples! I finished them in just a while," I muttered. I thought to myself again: Mom must have bought some apples to hide. I still want to eat, I want to find all the apples!
So, I started searching for apples at home. There is no trace of grass apples in the cabinet, under the table, or in the basin. Suddenly, as I passed by the bedroom, I vaguely saw an apple. As I walked into the bedroom, I did indeed see the "apple" that I had been dreaming of. The bed was covered in "apples". I was extremely happy, and as soon as I grabbed it, I found that all the "apples" were stuck to the bedsheet. I picked up scissors and cut off one "apple" after another. Small holes appeared on the bedsheet one after another. In no time, I put all the apples in a basin.
I followed my mother's example and tiptoed to align the basin with the faucet, starting to wash the apples. Feeling the flattened "apple", I felt a bit uncomfortable, but I didn't think much about it. I just kept trying, thinking that I wanted to eat an apple. "Apples" were washed clean, and I picked up one and put it in my mouth. "Oh my!" I shouted. This "apple" is bitter and astringent, and it won't bite. I tried another apple to continue. I ate dozens of apples in a row. "Apples are all bitter and astringent. Just as I was worried, my mother walked into the kitchen and laughed at my funny appearance. I said to my mother wrongly," My apples are not sweet at all, they are all bitter. Didn't they have sugar added? "After listening to my words, my mother laughed even harder. Watching my mother smile, I feel even more aggrieved in my heart. My mother explained to me, "Silly child, these apples are all patterns on the sheets, they are all cloth, not real apples." After listening to my mother's explanation, I finally realized. I couldn't help but burst out laughing.
Whenever I see an apple, I always think of it and can't help but laugh heartily! 4.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇四
During my growth, there were many interesting things that still remain fresh in my memory and make me laugh when I think of them.
I remember when I was three years old, I just started kindergarten. The thing I was most willing to do during that time was to do some household chores like an adult, because I could always receive praise from adults. When I say I work, it's just wiping around the table with a cloth, sometimes rubbing off the things arranged on the table. Grasping a broom on the ground, sometimes even raising dust. But every time I finish these tasks, adults always praise me and say, "What a good child who loves to work!" At that time, my grandfather always sat on the sofa in the living room and called me, "Go help Grandpa pass me the newspaper and glasses." My grandmother also called me, "Bring that cup of tea to my grandmother." I ran around the house happily, helping to get things, like a little adult. When I give things to my grandparents, my grandfather always smiles and praises me, saying, "Not bad, really stronger than a dog!" After hearing this sentence, I think, "Ah, stronger than a dog! Dogs have great skills in guarding doors and preventing thieves, and I am even stronger than them!" At that time, I thought this was an adult's evaluation of me.
Soon, guests arrived at our house. As soon as the guest entered, I pulled them onto the sofa in the living room, and then I followed my mother's example, holding a kettle in one hand and pouring water from a glass in the other. At this moment, my mother hurriedly ran over to take the kettle from my hand and said, "This child always wants to do things he can't do." I was not convinced and said, "I can do it well." The guest smiled and touched my head, "This child is really likable." Upon hearing these words of praise, I immediately ran into the room and took out the kindergarten card to read aloud. After reading the word card, the guest smiled and pulled me to my side, constantly saying to my mother, "This child must have a promising future when he grows up." When I heard the praise again, I proudly said, "No, I'm better than a dog when I grow up!" Just as I finished speaking, I heard laughter in the living room, and I also laughed along with everyone.
As I grow older, I finally understand that it's just a phrase used by adults to coax children. How can the standard of being a person only be "stronger than a dog"? Whenever I think of my childhood, I can't help but laugh. 5.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇五
Whenever I think of that heart wrenching "sugar eating incident", I feel foolish!
That night, I bought a pack of chewing gum with my own money and when I got home, I put the pack in a drawer. Then I started reading a book. When I saw the person in the book eating candy and drooling in my mouth, I licked my lips and gently opened the drawer. Afraid of startling my mother, I quietly took out a candy from inside, carefully peeled off the candy paper, and quickly delivered it to my mouth. At this moment, I secretly looked at my mother, who was working hard, and finally the stone in my heart fell to the ground.
Then, I began to taste the delicious taste of sugar. The sugar slowly melted in my mouth, and the sour and sweet taste was truly unforgettable! I couldn't help but eat one, two, three more... just as I was eating the last one, my mother called me to practice the piano. My heart tightened and I quickly spit out the remaining bit of sugar in my mouth into the trash can. Then, I cleaned up the "battlefield" and wiped my mouth with my sleeve. I pretended to be calm and walked out of the room, but as soon as I walked out, my mother stopped me. My mother asked me, "Did you eat candy?" I was surprised and thought to myself, "How did my mother know? Did she see me eating candy?" I recalled the secret operation just now and thought to myself.: Impossible! I gritted my scalp and said, "I didn't eat." My mother stared at me with those eyes again, "You can breathe and smell it," she said. As soon as I opened my mouth, a strong smell of sugar came from my nose. I quickly covered my mouth, and my mother smiled when she saw me like this. I lowered my head.
Oh, it turns out that the scent betrayed me. It seems that next time, I should rinse my mouth when I finish eating candy, so that I won't be easily detected. 6.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇六
Another year when Yang Xu was scattered, seeing her under the tree, I couldn't help but recall a very interesting thing from my childhood
It was a warm and sunny spring morning, and my cousin and I were playing in the courtyard of the community. Suddenly, I saw many, long, and furry things on the lawn under a thick poplar tree. Upon closer inspection, it had a red head and a furry brown body. "Sister, come and see what this is? It's so scary!" I shouted urgently. Sister quickly ran over and squatted down to take a look, then let out a scream of "Ah...". "What's wrong?" "This is fur, a caterpillar, right?" Sister stuttered. I am the most afraid of caterpillars in my life. I heard it was a caterpillar, so I grabbed my sister and ran desperately. "I heard that the beautiful butterfly is like a caterpillar, and I want to raise it to see if it can turn into a butterfly," said my cousin, dragging me back under the poplar tree. She took a leaf and trembled to catch the caterpillar, but due to fear, she failed several times. I became impatient watching from the side, daring to imitate my cousin and grab the leaves. I thought the "caterpillar" would "resist capture" and struggle non-stop, so with a bite of my teeth and a horizontal heart, I quickly and accurately hit it. The "caterpillar" was actually "captured" alive by me. It seemed very scared and lay motionless in the leaves. My cousin gave me an exaggerated thumbs up
As soon as I entered the house, I proudly boasted to my mother, "Mom, look! We're going to do an experiment to see how caterpillars turn into butterflies. Well, they've all been caught." My mother wiped her hand and took it, burst into laughter. My cousin and I, you look at me, I look at you, I don't know what she's laughing at? Mom wiped away the tears from her smile and told us, "This is not a caterpillar, but the willow catkins falling from the poplar tree." My cousin and I woke up from a dream and scratched our heads, smiling awkwardly.
Childhood life is colorful, and the interesting stories of childhood leave me with endless memories, lingering and unforgettable. Ah, I love my colorful childhood! 7.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇七
Childhood anecdotes are as numerous as the stars in the sky, and they cannot be counted. One of them, the brightest one, I will pick out and tell you, it is the most profound thing that I feel.
Last summer vacation, my dad and mom went to Pulan Bay in the East China Sea to learn swimming. I put on a swim ring, put on my swimsuit, and went into the water with my dad. I saw an airship floating in front of me, so I wanted to sit on it and play. But I climbed several times, but couldn't climb up. Later, I came up with a good idea. I pushed the airship to the edge of the pool, climbed onto the shore, and then jumped onto the airship. Fortunately, I sat steadily on it.
I stood up and looked around, seeing some people swimming in dog paddle style, some diving, and a few children learning to swim with the help of their parents! It was only then that I realized I was a dry duck. After playing for a while, I saw a cute toy duck in the water and wanted to play with it. I reached out to get it, but I almost couldn't reach it. I leaned out and it was almost there. When I leaned out again, the airship I was sitting on flipped upside down because all my body weight was concentrated to one side. I only heard a thud and fell into the water. Just as he was about to shout "help", he took a gulp of water. At this moment, I felt a pair of big hands lifting me up. It turns out that my dad has been secretly protecting me. Dad pointed to a sign not far in front of me, and I saw the words "Shen Bu Qu" written on it. No wonder it flooded me. Next time you learn to swim, you must be careful, as the saying goes, "Be careful and sail a ship for thousands of years.".
My friends, after reading this article, you must have found it very interesting. This is the deepest thing in my memory. 8.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇八
My childhood is like a colorful canvas, interpreting one funny story after another.
I remember when I was 6 years old, my parents were watching the rocket launch with great interest. I glanced at the TV screen and a "good" idea popped into my mind: a rocket ignited a fire and flew into the sky with a "whoosh" sound. Can a chicken ignited a fire and run very fast? Thinking about it, I tiptoed to the chicken coop in my backyard without realizing it, preparing to catch a chicken to use as my experimental object.
After running into the chicken coop, I shouted loudly, "I'm here!" and then pounced on a big rooster. The big rooster quickly dodged, while I fell on all fours. I got up from the ground and angrily pointed at a big rooster, cursing, "How dare you run? I don't catch you, you wait!" After saying that, I ran towards it again. Unexpectedly, it jumped lightly and jumped over the railing of the chicken coop. I hurriedly chased after it, but was stopped by the railing of the chicken coop. I opened the bolt on the railing and ran out of the coop, but the big rooster was nowhere to be found. The first war declared failure and the second war began. This time, I set my sights on an old hen, which was dragging its cumbersome body and slowly taking a walk in the chicken coop, not yet approaching. I was about to walk over and catch it, but it wanted to run, but its heavy body weighed down. I proudly strode over and easily held it in my hand. It struggled desperately, perhaps realizing the danger, but it was already late and the struggle was futile. "I won!" I cheered and jumped, lifting it high above my head.
I held it to the concrete floor, found another match, tied it to the last few strands of hair with fine grass, carefully lit it, and quickly hid. I saw the old hen flapping its wings a few times and falling with a "bang" sound. Grey chicken feathers splattered everywhere and the cement floor was in chaos. I was immediately frightened by this scene and cried loudly. Dad, Mom, and Grandma rushed over and asked what had happened. I explained the truth to them, and they all covered their mouths and laughed. Grandma also joked, "We have roasted chicken to eat tonight!" I looked at them puzzled and thought to myself, "What are they laughing at?"?
My childhood was so rich and colorful, and what was your childhood like? 9.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇九
Childhood life is brief, and childhood memories are like shells on the beach, countless. Now, I'll pick the most dazzling one and tell everyone about it!
"Playing house" was a game I used to play when I was a child. I often asked my mother for one yuan to buy a piece of plasticine from the shop downstairs, make it into "Lamian Noodles" or various dishes, and put it in a bowl made of leaves to pretend that it is good to eat. Today, what I want to talk about is about "playing house".
One day, a few of our good friends were playing "house play" together again. Shen Jiayan bought a piece of dough, and I came to be a mother. I kneaded the "flour" - dough into delicious things such as hamburgers and French fries. Playing around, I had a sudden idea and said to my friends, "Hey, the manual doesn't say that dough is non-toxic. Let's mix flour into it and bake it over the fire. Maybe the taste will be good. Do you want to give it a try? How about it?" Everyone raised their hands in agreement. So everyone went home to prepare. I took a small bag of flour and casually brought some pepper; Swallows and chubby mounds go to pick up "firewood" - branches; Shen Jiayan brought a lighter; Let's sprinkle the flour into the dough together and stir it vigorously.
Everything is ready! I carefully lit the firewood with a lighter; Shen Jiayan baked strings of clay over the fire, skillfully turning them back and forth while sprinkling pepper. We stared intently at the "delicious food" in Shen Jiayan's hand, afraid that it might slip away if we didn't pay attention! "Alright, alright!" The swallow screamed as it heard a sizzling sound.
We each received a string. Everyone, look at me, look at you, no one dares to eat. After a while, Pangdun couldn't resist the temptation and took a bite! In the blink of an eye, he vomited again with a "bah" sound! We are busy asking what's going on? He gave us a fierce glare and said, "It's really disgusting!" We didn't believe it. Everyone took a bite, gritted their teeth, and immediately spat out, angrily throwing all the dough on the ground!
Now that I am a fifth grade elementary school student, I will never do such a foolish thing again! But that childish image still often comes to mind, lingering in my mind, and even laughing at the "foolish" behavior at that time! 10.童年趣事英語作文范文 篇十
My childhood was colorful and filled with various beautiful memories. The most fascinating thing that my mother talked about was an interesting incident that happened to me.
When I was a child, I was very lively and lovely. It is said that when I was three or five years old, I loved trampoline very much. I go to the nearby amusement park to jump once a day, and every time I cry and go home because I love trampolines so much. What a complete trampoline enthusiast!
But once, my dad was going out to do something and didn't have time to take me out to play. I can't go play on the trampoline anymore. I was very disappointed and cried to the ground. Just when I was most bored, I lay on the bed and with a bang, I suddenly had a flash of inspiration. This big bed is just a super large trampoline! Do whatever you say, and I stood on the bed, jumping up with joy, like a little flea. I was panting from jumping, and when I got tired, I lay down in bed to rest.
My mother heard the noise in the room and came to see a cheerful and excited me. She couldn't even bear to disturb my happiness. She touched my little head, scraped my nose, and said, "Silly child, you have broken the bed, so you have to go to sleep on the floor!"
Every time my mother brings up this interesting story, my family will inevitably burst into laughter. I thought to myself: I used to be so mischievous, but fortunately I have become better now!