初三英语一模可能考到的作文题目聊城
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篇1
    My Life as a Kid Scientist
    Hi there! My name is Alex and I'm 10 years old. I love science more than anything in the world – it's just so fascinating learning about how things work and making new discoveries. That's why I consider myself a kid scientist!
    Ever since I was really little, I've been super curious about the world around me. I was always asking my parents tons of questions like "Why is the sky blue?" and "How do airplanes fly?" Instead of just telling me the answers, they encouraged me to find out for myself by doing little experiments. That's how my love of science was born!
    One of my earliest memories is my mom helping me make a baking soda and vinegar "vol
cano" when I was about 5 years old. I thought it was the coolest thing ever watching the bubbly lava-like mixture erupt out of the bottle! From then on, I was hooked on experimenting.
    In kindergarten, I became obsessed with growing plants and veggie gardens. My teacher let me start a little indoor greenhouse in our classroom with potted plants, seeds, and soil. I would meticulously water them every day, record their growth in my science journal, and get so excited when they sprouted leaves or flowers. Watching life sprout from a tiny seed was magical to me.
    As I got a bit older, my interests expanded to other areas of science too. When I was 7, I went through a phase where I was utterly fascinated by rocks and minerals. I started my own rock collection, sorting them by type, color, texture, hardness, and any other characteristics I could identify. I even bought a kid's rock tumbler kit to polish some of them. It was amazing transforming dull, rough stones into beautiful smooth gemstones.
    These days, my biggest scientific passion is chemistry. There's just something entrancin
g about mixing different substances together and watching chemical reactions unfold right before your eyes. My favorite home chemistry experiments are making tiny volcanic eruptions with baking soda and vinegar, turning a white liquid milky with soap, and using cabbage juice as an acid-base indicator.
    I've also broken more than a few beakers, test tubes, and other lab equipment along the way. But fortunately my parents are very supportive of my scientific hobbies as long as I'm being safe. They've even sectioned off part of our basement as my own little at-home lab space!
    In addition to doing hands-on experiments, I love reading science books and magazines to learn more. I especially enjoy the super visual and interactive ones with pop-ups, pull-tabs, and flip books. My current favorite is an encyclopedia all about the human body and how it works - I've read that thing cover to cover like three times already. I find the digestive system chapter absolutely riveting (maybe it's because of all the gross burps and farts!).reaction rod
    Looking ahead, I dream of one day becoming a real scientist and making groundbreakin
g discoveries of my own. Whether it's finding a cure for cancer, explaining some cosmic mystery of the universe, or developing new clean energy technologies, I want to use science to make the world a better place. And if I ever get discouraged or things seem too difficult, I'll just remember Marie Curie's wise words: "Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood."
    But for now, I'm happy just being a kid scientist - exploring the incredible wonders of the natural world one backyard experiment at a time. Who knows, maybe someday soon I'll blow up my entire lab trying some crazy new reaction! (Just kidding, Mom am I?) Science rules!
篇2
    My Unforgettable Summer Vacation
    School is finally out for the summer! The long wait is over, and I can hardly contain my excitement. Summer vacation is the best time of the year for us kids. No more waking up e
arly, no more homework, and no more boring classes. It's just pure fun and freedom for two whole months!
    This summer, my family and I went on an amazing adventure. We packed our bags and hit the road for a camping trip in the great outdoors. I couldn't wait to get away from the city and explore the wilderness.
    Our first stop was at a beautiful lake surrounded by tall, green trees and majestic mountains. We set up our tent right by the water's edge, and I could already smell the fresh air and hear the soothing sound of the waves gently lapping against the shore.
    After we got settled in, Dad taught me how to fish. At first, I found it really boring just sitting there with a rod in my hand, waiting for the fish to bite. But when I finally felt that first tug on the line, I was hooked (no pun intended)! The thrill of reeling in my very first catch was indescribable. I couldn't stop grinning from ear to ear.

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