雅思9分口语素材大搜集：童年之favourite memory

雅思9分口语素材大搜集：童年之favourite memory关于童年的满满回忆，全部原汁原味的口语语段，通篇的雅思满分口语。

大多数人的童年的大多数时间，是美好的，是会在成年之后被多多少少romanticise的。

无怪乎许多长不大的old kids，wish to relive their childhood again.童年之最好的回忆注：标红处为值得关注的词汇或表达。

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1. 农场生活farm life爷爷奶奶家的乡村农场生活I loved childhood. With the exception of not being able to eat cookie dough whenever I wanted (an indulgence I submit to as an adult), it was fun. I’m a kid still, except now I have to act grown-up.My fondest memories were going to my grandparents’ house. They bought an old farm in Michigan when my mom about 8. They had animals, and orchard, a barn and lots of land. No crops though.My grandpa was an accountant but a farmer in his blood. He grew up with 11 brothers and sisters, on a farm, and knew everything about land, animals, plants, gardening and weather. And what he didn’t know, he made up. Grandma put up with it without complaining.By the time my siblings and I came around, the animals were gone, but the land, the barn, and the orchard were still there. They lived about an hour from us so we went there a lot.On rainy days we played all the indoor games in the big farmhouse. Or read their comic collection from the 1960s. (Which, I’m sorry to say, we did not leave in pristine shape.) Grandma made dough and other snacks, my sister helping her because again, I ate then. I did puzzles with grandpa.They had one bathtub, no shower. You had to use a cup to wash your hair. And the water was vile well-water. I hated drinking it.Most of the time though, we played outside. In the barn (until it collapsed), in the orchard, getting stomach aches from eating too many apples, and running around on trails that grandpa mowed with his tracker. He walked around with berries and nutsin his hand and scattered them as he went, he said he was ‘getting new plants to grow.’He’d walk with us, tell us what everything was, and pointed out footprints that he swore were bears.One time we made a sumac fort. It took all weekend. I don’t remember playing in the fort…but making it was fun as hell.The remnants of the structure were still there when my grandparents finally moved out of the house, more than 10 years later.One time I left my favorite stuffed animal at their house and I was inconsolable. Until Grandma wrote me a letter, from my bear, telling me what a good time she was having and how she was ‘helping grandma by eating cookie dough.’ I still have the letter.When they moved to a smaller place, the farmhouse was torn down to make room for a nearby school to expand their playground. Although that hasn’t happened yet.I went back to the property a few years ago, it is entirely overgrown. Hard to tell where anything used to be. No apple trees, house, or barn rubble. It is sad that nothing of the farm exists, but somehow I can’t help thinking that grandpa would be glad it has grown back. Back to from where it came.My grandparents are very much alive and kicking. We still do puzzles. I saw Grandpa at Spring festival and he told me about different types of potatoes and how to grow them. And Grandma told me (again) about the time I asked her why rabbit droppings were so round.I credit roaming those fields and forests with making me an introvert, and lover of nature.2.童年伙伴A little girl’s best friend...童年小女孩的最好伙伴，黑色杜宾犬His name was Kurock, he was a sweet Doberman with a heart of gold.My childhood was a nightmare with a few bright spots. This amazing dog was one of them.Kurock slept in my bed and kept me warm on cold winter nights. We sought each other out when the house was loud with angry adults. I snuck him extra “people’food when we were out of dog food. Children and dogs were not priorities...We spent a great deal of time wandering in the woods, watching birds,squirrels and looking for something better than what was occurring in our home.Years after he passed away I would find his short black hairs embedded in my blanket fibers.I still miss him 37 years later...3.苦中看乐 mother when still alive母亲死于一场车祸，所以，关于母亲的一些回忆，变得尤为真切，温暖。

It’s hard to pick one. Pain is a really great way to juxtapose the joy in life. Because of that, I have to begin with the pain of having my mother die when I was 11 years old. This highlights the really important reason to cherish the joys of life. They’re fleeting and important. It’s why I get all “soap-boxy” when I hear people complain about fighting with their parents. It’s such a waste of valuable time.When I was a kid my grandfather had a lovely boat on Lake Erie . We used to take his boat up to the islandsin the summer time for day trips. The early Summer of 1986, just before my mother was killed in a car accident, we went up to the Bay. I remember sitting on a  restaurant with my family and talking to my dad. I remember the wind blowing through my mother’s hair and seeing her laugh at something someone said. It’s one of those crystal moments burned in my brain for some reason.My mother’s cheer was contagious. Her laugh made other people laugh hysterically. She was generally a prankster; very upbeat. I remember being stunned by her beauty at that moment and looking at my dad and saying, “Dad, mom is so beautiful,” and him smiling back at me, saying, “Yes she is. Now you know why I married her.” Later that day, my father must have giddily told her what I said because she whispered in my ear, “I think you’re beautiful too.”They’re one of only a handful of words spoken during three different instances that I can actually remember with reasonable clarity. Everything else has faded with time. I try to think about that day as much as possible. That had to be one of the best moments of my childhood.4. 特别的生日礼物 birthday present5岁生日时，父母花了整夜的时间在院子里打起了一座纸箱做成的城堡My parents are wonderful and I have lots of happy memories, but one of my favorites was probably my 5th birthday (I think).We had recently moved to Mobile, AL, and I didn’t have a lot of friends yet. Our house was filled with cardboard boxes as my parents unpacked household goods.I expected a little birthday party with a few Sunday school friends, but my parents invited the entire neighborhood and Sunday school class for a backyard party.They spent all night assembling the cardboard boxes into a castle in the backyard, complete with a drawbridge, turrets, windows and doors that opened and closed, and a dragon drawn with sharpie by my very artistic dad. The castle was huge... in my memory, it covers almost the entire yard, with enough tunnels and courtyards and towers for 30 kids at a time. It was also a complete surprise! They did the entire thing after my little brother and I had gone to bed, cutting and taping and drawing by flashlight.5.动物园奇观 zoo第一次去动物园，碰到了人与老虎间的离奇而亲密的互动。