第一单元 写作精编版
部编版语文四年级下册第1单元习作满分作文
部编版语文四年级下册第1单元习作满分作文
今天，我的语文老师，一个眼睛闪着光的老师，让我们写作文。
可可她说：“这可是咱们四年级下册第一单元的习作，要写得精彩点！”
我打开本子，笔尖飘舞，好像一只快乐的小鸟。
我想写一只小兔子，它脖子上挂着漂亮的帽子，穿着花裙子，在草地上爬来爬去。
旁边有一只小猫，它在紧追一只蝴蝶，蝴蝶的翅膀闪着光芒，像一颗颗小星星。
但是，我才发现我不会写“帽子”和“裙子”这两个字。
我跑到老师身边，像只小蜜蜂一样嗡嗡嗡地问：“老师，您能教我这两个字吗？”老师笑笑说：“没关系！你真是个爱学习的好孩子。
”
我学会了这两个字，开心地离开了座位，继续写我的小兔子和小猫。
我写了小兔子跳到小猫身上，小猫吓得汪汪叫起来。
小兔子大笑起来，小猫也跟着一起笑了。
我写了蝴蝶停在小兔子头上，小兔子闭上双眼，像在做梦。
我写完几个大字，心里美滋滋的，好像自己也变成了那只很开心的兔子，在草地上蹦蹦哒哒。
老师说我的作文写得挺好的，还把它贴在了教室的墙上，让全班同学欣赏。
我不仅觉得开心，而且我的作文就像一朵动人的花，刚刚在我的心里开放。
七年级第一单元作文模板5篇
七年级第一单元作文模板5篇要写好作文就要确定中心，写出深意。
我们要着于挖掘所写事件中含有的生活哲理或找出它闪光的地方，反复思考，确定文章的中心思想。
即善于从普通的小事中写出深意来。
下面是小编为大家整理的七年级第一单元作文模板，希望能够帮助到大家!七年级第一单元作文模板1看着窗外的黑夜，让我的思绪又飘回了几年前，那是我六年级的时候，也是唯一一次回家晚了。
刚放学，同学邀我去他家写作业，我刚想答应，可能海里又想起爸爸说过的话，放学要赶紧回家，不要在外面逗留，我正在犹豫到底去不去?如果去了，回家的时候一定会被爸爸骂。
这时候同学仿佛看出了我的心思，对我说道:“你是去我家写作业，又不是去干别的什么。
”我心想，也对呀。
于是我和同学一起向他家走去，到了他家门口，门是锁着，他从书包里拿出钥匙开了门，一进去他的房间，我就惊呆了，因为他的房间很大，而且里面还有一个很大的书架，书架上摆满了书，还有一些稀奇古怪的小玩意，这时候，同学推了我一下，说你在看什么呢?还不赶紧写作业。
我被他一推，才反应过来。
连忙从书包里拿出作业，开始写了起来。
不知不觉中已经到了六点，我抬头看了一眼时钟，才发现已经到六点了。
我连忙收拾东西，准备回家。
可这时候同学却对我说:“玩一会儿吧”我正在纠结，他看出我的纠结，说已经六点了，再晚一点也没有事。
我心想，也对，便留了下来。
这么一玩就玩到了七点多，我才离开，出去的时候，天已经黑透了，不远处传来一声声的乌鸦叫，我只好硬着头皮，往家里跑。
好不容易到了家门口，却看到爸爸正在门口徘徊，一看到我回来了。
便立刻跑来把我抱在怀里，对我说:“你到哪里去了?你妈妈出去找你了。
”我回答说:“我去同学家写作业了。
”进了屋子后，我们坐在沙发上等着妈妈回来，不一会儿妈妈就气喘吁吁的回来了，一看到我，便说:“你这孩子，去同学家写作业，也不告诉我们一声，还害得我们到处找你。
”我看着妈妈，对妈妈说了一声:“妈妈，对不起。
”妈妈把我紧紧抱在怀里。
部编版七年级语文上册第一单元写作课件
(２)抓住特征 写好作文的关键在于抓住写作对象的特点,具体描绘。写 景寄意,借物抒情，“景”写得具体，“事”写得真 切,“意”才能显现。
（3）热爱生活 热爱生活，热爱写作才是写出一篇好文章的关键所在。
题目： 刚上初中，来到新校园，走进新教室，见到新老
师，结识新同学，你一定有许多新的见闻、感受和想 法吧? 请拿起笔，从中选择一个方面，把它写下来。 字数不限。
耳之势冲向了诱饵，我那水灵灵的大眼睛里充满了惊喜，早已把爸爸 的话抛到九霄云外。用力地把鱼竿甩上来，唉！鱼儿跑走了……
爸爸大喊道：“钓鱼不能太心急！”我只好静下心来，继续专注 地钓着。等了一会儿，一条肥而大的鱼扑向了诱饵，等它狠狠咬住诱 饵时，我才谨慎地提起鱼竿，用力一甩。哈哈！大鱼被我重重地甩到 了岸上，它的尾巴使劲扑打着地面，嘴巴一张一合。我怕它离开水会 奄奄一息，赶紧让表妹把鱼儿放入鱼桶中，看着自己的战利品，我喜 笑颜开。
思路点拨：“自然”与人类的关系极为密切，可以说， 没有自然就不会有我们人类。不管你承认不承认，我们 时刻在体验、探究着“自然”，也在不断地理解、欣赏 着“自然”。在这个“感受自然”的过程中，我们从幼 稚变得成熟。
以“感受自然”为话题写作文，首先，要选定所要 “感受”的“自然”景物。其次，作文中要对所“感受”
第一单元 写 作
热爱生活， 热爱写作
2020/6/6
写作文，就从身边的事情写起，写自己最熟悉的事情，写自己最想 表达的情感和想法，不设目标，轻松表达。写作是认识世界、认识自我、 进行创造性表述的过程。写作能力是现代我们必须掌握的生存与发展的 基本技能之一。 (１)善于观察、发现
我们要调动自己的眼、耳、鼻、舌等器官去细心观察和体验。 ① 多角度地进行观察。 ② 有顺序地进行观察、感受。 ③ 多读书，听广播，收看有意义的电视节目，都可以帮你积累内容素材
部编版统编版六年级语文下册第一单元“习作指导 范文引路”(含全部习作范文)
每年农历的正月十五，春节刚过，迎来的就 是中国的传统节日---元宵节。 正月是农历的元月，古人称夜为“宵”，正 月十五日是一年中第一个月圆之夜，也是一元复 始，大地回春的夜晚,人们对此加以庆祝, 也是庆 贺新春的延续, 所以称正月十五为元宵节。 按中国民间的传统，在这天上皓月高悬的夜 晚，人们要点起彩灯万盏，以示庆贺。出门赏月、 燃灯放焰、喜猜灯谜、共吃元宵，合家团聚、同 庆佳节，其乐融融。
端午节吃粽子的由来
据说，很久以前，有一位著名的 爱国大诗人，他叫屈原，当初他被别 人杀害了并且扔进了又急又宽的汩罗 江里，人们知道了，怕江里的鱼虾把 屈原的尸体吃掉，便包了许多味道鲜 美的粽子扔进江里，这样鱼不会吃屈 原的尸体了。正好那天是农历五月初 五，善良的人们为了纪念屈原，把这 天定为端午节，以示悼念。
部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
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部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
比拼智慧 益于身心
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部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
如何拟题 ?
一、节日：
1.春节习俗 2.家乡的元宵节 3.欢度三月三 ……
二、小吃：
1.家乡特色小吃——饺子粑 2.家乡特色小吃——碱水粑 3.第一次包粽子 4.舌尖上的冷粉
……
部编版语文（统编版人教版）六年级语文下册习作指导 范文引路
小学六年级部编版语文第一单元作文
小学六年级部编版语文第一单元作文全文共10篇示例，供读者参考小学六年级部编版语文第一单元作文篇1结合本次检验，对上学期的教学进行了反思。
发现了工作中的一些亮点和不足。
并针对存在的问题提出了相应的措施。
学期反思：1、加强年级教研，拉近各班的差距。
从这次的检测中可以明显看出，在各平行班当中存在差距，虽然在本学期的语文教学中，年级组和学校的教研组都定期组织备课和学习活动，各位语文教师之间经常就教学中的重点、难点问题交流探讨，共同制定计划和教学设计，但是各班之间的成绩还是参差不齐。
今后，我们将结合试卷上所凸显出的具体的重点的问题，进行针对性交流，共同突破，共同提高。
2、在阅读教学中要继续加强对课文的读的训练。
首先是教师教学方式和方法，总以为语文是熏陶和渐染的过程，或多或少的忽视了读书的。
作用，特别是对于学习基础差的学生，还需要加强这方面的教学，还应该注重培养学生良好的学习习惯，师生都该踏踏实实走好每一步，先教好学好最基本的，然后才能够加深和拓展教材的内容。
3、是学生的学习态度和策略。
本此考试类型仍然是积累，阅读，写作三大块，本次失分较多的是阅读。
阅读题着眼于检测学生阅读方法与态度及知识面的能力，虽然平时已经注重给学生们在这一方面的练习与指导，但是练习得不够扎实。
从学生那里了解到：有的是因为没有接触过的题目不会做，有的是粗心、不仔细，理解错题目意思。
要改变这种状况，关键是让学生掌握阅读方法及技巧。
4、通过这次考试，在今后的教学中要注意重视学生的学习态度的培养，着眼于学习策略教学。
继续加强课堂教学改革的研究，不断反思和改进课堂教学，采取多种形式进行教学，在实践中不断研究如何培养学生阅读兴趣，提高其阅读能力和写作水平；在练习中培养学生审题能力和答题方法，同时也培养学生仔细答题的好习惯。
对于学习有困难的学生，学习能力有待开发的学生，要多单独辅导，与家长密切联系，三方共同努力。
教学改进措施：1、充分发挥学生的自主性。
部编版语文八年级下册第1单元：1.写作(习题课件)
②通过一系列的描写，
将轻松愉快的心情 展现出来。
摇一摆地驶向一片更为宁静的水域，水早已过
了膝般的高度，船篙似乎也很难再触到底。我 记起刚上筏子那会儿的热闹，四周全是大大小
小的竹筏，但很快就一只接一只地消失了。从
开始到现在，也该渡了有五六个小时了吧？迷 迷糊糊之中，听到一声吆喝：“到了！”筏子 晃着靠了岸，登上岸后，这才逐渐清醒过来。 天已经快要黑透了，而我才刚刚踏上岸。③ ③通过写夜景，抒发
①从视觉、嗅觉两个
方面，生动形象地 描写了坐竹筏途中 所见的各种景物。
出一种“嗒嗒”有节奏的声音；船篙出水时，
水珠飞扬的愉快的声音，依稀有着一种自由、 畅快的感觉，似乎要带我融入掺杂着水草腥味
的水汽之中了。②
夕阳渐渐地将如火般燃烧着的光芒收走， 暑气也就随着暮色渐渐消散,在最后一抹余晖之 中了。暮色越发的在寂静之中浓烈起来，我这 才想起早已过了那小小的坡了。筏子又开始一
一切都充满着祥和，洋溢着丰收的喜悦，柿子熟了，高
粱红了，天气凉爽起来了。
结尾：秋天像刚睡醒的巨狮，抖落一身萧瑟，它奔跑着。
秋天像花季的少女，清蓝天，为我们开辟
新路。
的“夜航”世界。
写作实践
朱自清的《春》语言生动优美，历来为人们所称赞。 请你展开丰富的联想与想象，运用比喻、拟人、排比、 反复等修辞手法，模仿其中的某个片段。
思路点拨：1.找出所选片段中使用的修辞手法，分析 作者是如何使用这些修辞手法的。 2．找出作者描写《春》时所写到的相关事物或景物， 分析这些景物或事物之间的联系。 例文仿写《春》的开头或结尾。 开头：盼望着，盼望着，随着成群大雁的南飞，秋天 的脚步近了。
二、模仿技巧。
如《安塞腰鼓》中“骤雨一样，是急促的鼓点；旋风一
八年级下册英语第一单元作文整理
八年级下册英语第一单元作文整理全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Unit 1 - My Life, My ChoicesThis first unit really made me think about my life and the choices I'm making. It started off by talking about role models and influences. I had to reflect on who influences me the most - my parents, teachers, friends, celebrities, or someone else. I realized that while I'm influenced by many people, I think my parents have the biggest impact through the values they've taught me. However, I also get influenced a lot by my friends and the things they're interested in.The unit discussed adolescence and all the changes teenagers go through - physically, emotionally, socially. It was interesting learning about the biological reasons for things like mood swings and risk-taking behavior during these years. I could definitely relate to feeling more independent and wanting to make my own choices. At the same time, I know my brain is still developing and I need guidance from adults.One of the main themes was decision-making and its consequences. There were some pretty thought-provoking stories about teenagers who made poor choices and had to face tough situations as a result. It made me consider how my choices today could impact my future. TheUnit stressed using good judgement and thinking through long-term effects instead of just going with what feels good in the moment.We learned some strategies for making wise decisions, like weighing pros and cons, identifying potential obstacles, and considering moral principles. I think the most useful was learning to stop and put space between an impulse and an action so I can think it through clearly. It's so easy to just go with your first instinct, which isn't always the best choice. Pausing to reflect could really help me avoid regrets.The stories and role plays showed how peer pressure can sway your decisions in negative ways if you aren't careful. We talked about techniques for responding to peer pressure, like using humor to divert it or simply saying "No thanks, I don't want to." It also emphasized finding friends who will respect you for being true to yourself rather than giving in.We did an activity ranking different influences and I realized how much of an impact things like music, movies, and socialmedia can have on my choices and behaviors. It made me more aware of the messages I'm absorbing from media and their effect, whether intended or not. I need to be a critical consumer.The unit made me think hard about my values, principles, and goals for the future. What kind of person do I want to be? What's really important to me? We had to write our own personal mission statements summarizing our core values and priorities at this stage of life. Mine included things like working hard to achieve my dreams, staying true to myself, treating others with kindness and respect, and making choices that will lead to a healthy mind and body. Living according to my values rather than momentary feelings will put me on the right path.Overall, this unit really drove home that my habits and choices matter immensely during these formative teenage years. The decisions I make now can open doors in the future or severely limit my options if I'm not careful. Things like doing drugs, getting in trouble with the law, staying up late every night, or slacking off in school seem harmless in the moment but could derail my life goals. It's up to me to pause and make wise choices aligned with my values and dreams. I'm glad we took the time to dig into this - it will really help me navigate my way through these crazy teenage years with more intention.篇2Unit 1 - Caring for the EnvironmentThis unit really opened my eyes to the environmental challenges facing our planet. I learned so much about issues like pollution, energy consumption, and loss of biodiversity.One of the main topics was air pollution. I was shocked to learn how many emissions come from things like factories, power plants and vehicles. These release pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and particulate matter into the atmosphere. This hazy smog is not only unsightly, but extremely hazardous to human health. Long-term exposure increases risks of respiratory illnesses like asthma and lung cancer. It's scary to think we could be slowly damaging our lungs every time we go outside in a polluted city.But air pollution doesn't just impact people – it's also extremely destructive to the environment. Gases like carbon dioxide contribute to the greenhouse effect, causing global warming. This temperature rise is melting glaciers, raising sea levels, and disturbing ecosystems all over the world. Some predictions even suggest certain low-lying island nations could disappear entirely if sea levels continue rising unabated. Theconsequences could be catastrophic for both human populations and animal habitats.Water pollution was another big focus area. I was honestly quite disgusted to learn about how much sewage, chemicals and trash ends up contaminating our rivers, lakes and oceans. This wastewater comes from many sources - untreated factory runoff, oil spills, storm drains carrying litter, and overuse of fertilizers and pesticides by agriculture. Not only does it look appalling, it also destroys aquatic life and makes water unsafe for drinking, swimming and fishing. No wonder so many people lack clean water access worldwide.Tied into this was the issue of plastic pollution, which I found quite depressing. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in waterways, eventually washing out into the ocean. This plastic breaks down into microplastics that marine life mistakes for food. Images of turtles trapped in plastic rings or whales washed up with stomachs full of plastic bags were truly sobering. It seems our oceans are basically becoming a plastic soup unless we change disposal habits quickly篇3Unit 1: A Brighter FutureThe first unit of our 8th grade English textbook for the second semester was all about looking ahead to the future and setting goals for ourselves. As a student, this topic really resonated with me because I'm at a stage in life where I'm starting to think more seriously about what I want to do with my life and what kind of future I envision for myself.The unit kicked off with a reading passage about a young girl named Emily who had big dreams of becoming a successful businesswoman. I found her story really inspiring because despite facing many challenges and setbacks, she never gave up on her goals. She worked hard, stayed focused, and ultimately achieved her dreams. It made me realize that no matter how difficult or far-fetched our goals may seem, with perseverance and determination, we can make them a reality.One of the vocabulary sections in this unit focused on words and phrases related to goal-setting and personal development. We learned words like "aspiration," "ambition," "perseverance," and "resilience." These words really resonated with me because they encapsulate the mindset and qualities that are necessary for achieving our goals. It's not enough to just have a dream; we need to have the drive, determination, and grit to see it through, even when faced with obstacles and setbacks.The unit also covered a lot of grammar points related to the future tense, such as "will," "going to," and present continuous for future plans. Learning these grammar points was really useful because they allowed us to talk about our future plans and aspirations in a more nuanced and precise way. For example, instead of just saying "I want to be a doctor," we could say "I'm going to study medicine at university" or "I will work hard to become a doctor."One of my favorite parts of the unit was the writing section, where we had to write an essay about our future goals and aspirations. It was a great opportunity for me to really reflect on what I want to achieve in life and how I plan to get there. I wrote about my dream of becoming an engineer and working on cutting-edge technology that could make a positive impact on the world. Writing that essay not only helped me practice my writing skills, but it also solidified my goals and gave me a clearer sense of purpose.Overall, I really enjoyed learning about setting goals and planning for the future in this unit. It made me realize that while the future may seem uncertain and daunting, it's also full of possibilities and opportunities. By setting clear goals, staying focused, and persevering through challenges, we can shape ourown destinies and create the kind of future we want for ourselves.篇4Unit 1 - A Changing WorldThe first unit of this semester's English textbook explores the topic of change, which I found quite interesting and relevant to my life. Change is all around us, whether it's changes in technology, changes in our communities and the world, or simply changes we experience as we grow older.One of the themes was adapting to changes in technology. The readings and dialogues discussed things like new gadgets and software always emerging. I can definitely relate to that! It seems like every time I get used to one tech product, something new and "better" comes along. My parents sometimes struggle to keep up with rapidly evolving phones, computers, apps etc. But for people my age, we tend to adapt quicker since we've grown up with this constant stream of new tech.The unit also looked at changes happening in society, the environment, and the job market. There were some pieces about climate change impacting the planet in unpredictable ways. Other texts discussed economies shifting and jobs becomingobsolete due to new technologies like AI and automation. It was quite eye-opening to learn about all the dramatic changes potentially coming in the near future.On a more personal level, the unit examined the types of changes we face as individuals over our lifetimes. There were stories about kids dealing with things like moving homes, changing schools, friends growing apart, and of course all the changes that come with getting older and becoming an adult. I could empathize with a lot of those tales about friendship,self-discovery and coming-of-age experiences.Overall, this unit got me thinking more about the inevitability of change in life. Some changes are exciting, like fun new technologies. Others can be difficult, like having to adapt to new situations or coping with loss. But one thing is certain - change will keep happening, whether we like it or not! The key is learning to embrace change with a positive mindset.The unit luckily provided plenty of vocabulary and useful language for discussing changes, which will be helpful for writing and conversing on this subject. Some phrases I found practical were:"The landscape of ____ is shifting rapidly...""Developments/advancements in ____ are transforming the way we...""The traditional _____ industry is being disrupted by...""This new _____ represents a paradigm shift in how we...""As I enter a new stage/phase of life...""Change can be unsettling, but also invigorating..."Having these kinds of expressions in my English toolbox will allow me to articulate my thoughts and experiences around change much more fluidly.In terms of skills practice, we did several exercises on using the future tenses properly, which is crucial for speculating about changes ahead. We also worked on comparing/contrasting this and using transitional phrases when describing differences between the past/present/future. Tons of useful stuff for a topic all about transformation over time.The project at the end was really cool too - we had to research a developing technology and give a short presentation about how it could change people's lives down the road. I chose to present on self-driving cars, which I think will dramatically impact transportation, urban planning, safety and more in thecoming decades. It was fun extrapolating all the potential implications, both positive and negative.So in the end, while all the talk of upheaval and acceleration of change was a bit dizzying, this unit really drilled home the importance of being adaptive and open-minded about the future. The world keeps evolving, and our ability to evolve with it will be crucial for success. I'm feeling better prepared to face an uncertain, but no doubt very different, world after working through all this engaging content.篇5Learning a New Language - Not as Hard as It Seems!Hi there! For this essay, I've been asked to summarize the first unit we covered in our 8th grade English textbook this semester. To be honest, when I first opened the book to that unit and saw the title "Expressing Yourself", I wasn't exactly thrilled. I thought it would just be more boring grammar rules and vocabulary lists. Boy, was I wrong!This unit has actually been really interesting and useful. The big idea is all about how learning a new language gives you a powerful tool to express yourself in new ways and connect with people across cultures. And it's shown me that English can be funif you approach it the right way. Let me break down what we've covered:We started off looking at how languages borrow words from each other over time. Our teacher showed us examples like how English took "kiosk" from Turkish, "sofa" from Arabic, and "sawasdeekah" as a greeting from Thai. She explained how languages are always evolving by integrating new words from across the globe.I thought that was a pretty cool concept - it means English has roots all over the world. And it motivated me to pay closer attention to words I use every day to see if I could figure out their origins. Like did you know "algebra" came from Arabic? Mind blown!From there, we did a fun activity where we had to create made-up words and definitions to describe different personality traits and habits. My word was "shlifftastic" for someone who is always interrupting and talking over others. Hilarious, right? Expressing yourself through making up new words really reinforced how language is this living, breathing tool that you can get creative with.The unit then went into more depth on how language influences culture and vice versa. We looked at examples ofidioms and expressions that don't really make literal sense unless you understand the cultural context. Like how in English we say "it's raining cats and dogs" but in Russian they say "bears are tying knots in the clouds." Weird, but kind of poetic if you think about it!We also learned about differences in cultural attitudes around things like personal space, eye contact, hand gestures and more. Our teacher had us analyze scenes from movies set in different countries to identify cultural norms at play. It waseye-opening to see how simple nonverbal cues can mean totally different things in different parts of the world.My biggest takeaway was that cross-cultural communication is tricky! If you want to effectively connect with people from other backgrounds, you need to have cultural awareness and not just book knowledge of vocabulary and grammar rules.One of the coolest parts of the unit was getting to hear from guest speakers who immigrated to our country and had to learn a new language as teens or adults. They shared super inspiring stories about the challenges and payoffs of mastering a new language later in life.I'll never forget when one speaker, a woman from Venezuela, talked about how lonely and isolated she felt those first fewyears after arriving. She didn't know much English and was too self-conscious to really put herself out there. But then she started taking classes, joined a conversation club, and just kept studying and practicing relentlessly. Years later, she told us, "Learning this language gave me a voice again. I could finally express who I truly am."Hearing that perspective drove home why learning languages is about so much more than just vocabulary drills. It's a way to share your inner self, connect with others, and integrate into new communities and cultures. I have so much respect now for anyone who has mastered multiple languages.To wrap up the unit, we had to do a final project showcasing what we learned. My friend and I decided to make a skit video showing examples of cultural misunderstandings due to language barriers. We had people mix up hand gestures, not understand personal space norms, butcher common idioms - that kind of thing. We performed it for the class and I think we did a pretty good job making it funny while also educational.Overall, while I was a bit apprehensive at first, this unit on language and self-expression has been one of my favorites so far this year. It's opened my eyes to the rich diversity in communication styles across cultures. And it's motivated me tokeep working hard on English, while also being curious to pick up other languages in the future.Being multilingual gives you multiple lenses to see and experience the world. And in today's globally connected world, what could be more valuable than that? I may only be in 8th grade, but this unit has me feeling very shlifftastic about my English skills already. Here's to many more units of cultural exploration and self-expression ahead!篇6Unit 1 - Teenage LifeTeenage years can be some of the most exciting, yet challenging times of our lives. As middle schoolers, we're navigating the tricky transition between childhood and adulthood. Our bodies are changing, our minds are developing, and we're starting to discover who we really are as individuals. This unit on "Teenage Life" couldn't have come at a better time!The first text we read was an interesting article about the brain development of teenagers. I found it quite eye-opening to learn that the prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain involved in decision-making and problem-solving, isn't fully developed until our early 20s. No wonder we teenagers can be impulsive andmake rash decisions sometimes! The article helped me realize that it's normal for our thoughts and behaviors to be inconsistent during these years. We're just works in progress.What I enjoyed most, however, were the two short stories we analyzed - "The Scarlet Ibis" and "The Jade Peony." Both tales provided thought-provoking perspectives on family relationships and growing up. In "The Scarlet Ibis," I was deeply moved by the narrator's love and guilt towards his disabled brother. The story taught me about the importance of empathy, acceptance, and not judging others based on their differences. Meanwhile, "The Jade Peony" gave me a glimpse into the fascinating Chinese-Canadian culture and the challenges of preserving one's heritage. The complex sibling dynamics reminded me of my own relationships with my brothers and sisters.Grammar-wise, we focused on using conditionals to express real and unreal situations. Being able to construct "if...then" statements is crucial for logical reasoning and exploring hypothetical scenarios. These skills will definitely come in handy when we have to make important life decisions as we transition into adulthood.My personal favorite were the writing exercises, where we had the chance to express our thoughts and experiences through different genres. We wrote descriptive paragraphs about our childhood memories, opinion essays on controversial teen issues, and creative short stories with adolescent protagonists. I felt that writing allowed me to make sense of my emotions and explore my identity in a safe, judgement-free space.Throughout this unit, I've gained a deeper appreciation for the universal challenges and triumphs of the teenage experience. From mood swings to social pressures, from sibling quarrels to self-discovery, we're all in this rollercoaster ride together. And you know what? That thought is comforting in its own way. We may feel isolated in our struggles, but the literature and discussions have shown that we're never truly alone.By delving into the minds of authors and characters, I've learned to be more understanding, not just of my peers, but of my own thoughts and behaviors. I'm starting to cut myself some slack, to accept that it's okay to not have it all figured out yet. After all, aren't our teenage years supposed to be about constant growth, experimentation, and finding our place in this great big world?。
八下语文第一单元作文部编版范文
八下语文第一单元作文部编版范文As a student in grade 8, I have recently studied the first unit of the Chinese language textbook. 近期我作为一名八年级的学生，学习了语文教科书的第一单元。
This unit covers a variety of topics, such as traditional Chinese culture, idioms, and poetry. 这一单元涵盖了各种话题，如中国传统文化、成语和诗歌。
One of the most interesting aspects of this unit is learning about traditional Chinese festivals and their significance. 这个单元最有趣的方面之一就是学习中国传统节日及其意义。
I was particularly fascinated by the stories behind festivals like the Mid-Autumn Festival and the Dragon Boat Festival. 我对中秋节和端午节等节日背后的故事特别着迷。
Learning about the poems and idioms from ancient Chinese literature also opened my eyes to the richness of our language andculture. 学习古代中国文学中的诗歌和成语也让我对我们的语言和文化的丰富性有了更深的了解。
It made me appreciate the beauty and wisdom that have been passed down through generations. 这使我欣赏到了代代相传的美丽和智慧。
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热爱生活，热爱写作
学习目标
1、引导学生观察生活，培养学生对生活的敏感性和好奇心； 2、引导学生感受生活，不仅用眼睛看，更要用心去思考； 3、引导学生写自己的生活，选择自己最熟悉、最动情的材 料来写，写出真情实感。
测试一下你对生活的观察能力：
• 1、妈妈是如何在忙忙碌碌中度过一天的？ • 2、爸爸每天到家后第一件事做什么（或：经常做什么事）？ • 3、校园里最安静的角落在哪里? • 4、在我们班，你认为哪个同学的名字比较有特点？为什么？ • 5、在我们班，你最熟悉的同学是谁？他（她）进教室时，开门、
开学第一天，王宇昂的帮助让我感到非常温暖，让我体会到友谊的可贵。从 此，我和王宇昂相识、相知，成为无话不谈、形影不离、相互鼓励、相互进步的 好朋友！
例文二
王几何
从小学跨进初中校园，一切都是新鲜的，特别是几何那门全新的功课。所以，我们初一上第一节几何课时，大家睁圆了
眼睛，认真而安静地坐在教室里，心中充满了好奇和渴望。
提示：1、关键是要善于发现，你观察、感受到的点点滴滴，都可 能成为写作的素材，不妨先都记下来，再做取舍。
2、注意“九月”这个特定的时节，写出由夏入秋的各种变化。 要写得具体明确，比如你的感受是“秋高气爽”，就要用特定的景 物把这个感觉描绘出来。
例文一
九月的秋
秋高气爽，用这词语形容秋天，确实很恰当。天是那么的高，那么的
关门各有什么特点？ • 6、在我们班的任课老师中，你最喜欢哪位老师？她（他）的衣
着、上课和别的老师有什么不同？
写作实践
一、片段写作：初秋景物
九月份，由夏入秋，天气转凉，昼夜温差增大，自然景物、人们穿戴等方面也
相应发生了变化。你注意到了吗？到生活中去细心观察、体验，选取一两个场景，
描述这些变化，写出初秋景物的特征，也表达出自己的所感。
向课堂，反手在背后的黑板上徒手画了一个篮球大的圆，紧接着，又反手画了一个等边三角形。
简评： 这段文字抓住了秋天落叶的特点来写，同时用落叶映衬老人，升华主题。语言
形象生动，寓感情于描写之中，很有诗情画意。
二、新学校新生活
刚上初中，进入初中，来到新校园，走进新教室，见到新老师， 结识新同学，我们一定会有许多新的感受、见闻和想法吧？请选择 自己感受最深的一个方面，把它写下来，注意要突出一个“新”字。
蓝，像浩瀚的海洋。站在山上，凉爽的风，消去了我的疲劳。举目远眺，
整个城市尽收眼底。偶尔，有几片红色的枫叶轻轻地飘落下来，像几只翩
翩起舞的蝴蝶飞翔在幸福的人间。黄色的落叶，给马路铺上了一层金黄色
的地毯。昆虫在草丛中动情地弹唱，好像在歌唱收获的季节。远处金灿灿
的稻田，在秋风的吹拂下，像一片金黄色的海浪在翻滚，十分壮观。柿子
是啊，一些美丽的东西恰恰是最容易被忽视的。你可曾为路边的一只蝴蝶而驻足？
你可曾为天空中一声雁唳而翘首？如果曾有过，那么忙碌的生活便有了淡淡的点缀，
生命中也多了一段美好的回忆。我的希望更渺远了，只想休息一下，去感受一下，
去寻回一些可贵的友谊。叶儿就这样飘落着，飘落着，在两位相互搀扶的老人身上，
衬着夕阳的光色，他们沧桑的眼神似乎在寻觅曾经失去的恋爱季节。
树上结满了红红的果实，淡淡的香甜飘浮在空气中。花园里，菊花有红的，
有黄的，还有白的。有的昂首怒放，有的亭亭玉立，还有的羞羞答答，真
是千姿百态啊！秋天是丰收的季节，也是使人快活的季节。
例文二
秋叶随想
秋是金风徐徐、树叶飘落的季节。我静静地坐在树下，用手去接那一片片飘
落的黄叶，忽而发现它们的纹理如此清晰，一种未经修饰而天成的美让人无法诠释。
• 提示： 见闻、感受和想法可能很多，建议围绕自己印象最深的一点来写。
例文一
我和新同学的相识
真不争气，进入初中第一天我就病了：头晕，发烧，呕吐…… 而且，呕吐的污物撒了一地。同学们看到后，有的说：“好脏！好脏！”有的说：“怎么这么不讲 究？”有的捏着鼻子，跑得远远的。 由于病痛，我扑在桌子上，无力说话，不能辩解，只好任由同学们去说。此时此刻，我感到特别羞 愧，特别无助，要是有个地缝，我恨不得钻进去，谁愿意把好好的环境破坏掉呢？ 正在我又羞愧又难受的时候，一个同学走到我身边，轻轻地拍了拍我说：“你病了，需要我帮忙 吗？”面对这个我还叫不出名字的新同学，我点点头。 这位同学把我扶到他的桌子旁，端了一碗水，让我漱漱口，然后拿来扫帚把我吐的都扫去了。扫好 后，又用拖把将地面擦得干干净净。 看到这位同学这么做，几个同学围了过来，有的给我送水，有的安慰我。这时，我的病仿佛好了许 多。我连忙说：“谢谢同学们！”同学们说：“要谢就谢王宇昂吧。”哦，原来那个最先帮我的同学叫 王宇昂。只见他满头乌黑的头发，两道浓浓的眉毛，一双炯炯有神的大眼睛，像两汪澄澈的春水。他的 脸白里透红，鼻梁高高挺起，嘴角总是微笑着。一看上去，他就是一个善良、友好、真诚的人。
几何老师会是怎样一个人呢?
铃声一响，全班42双黑眼睛一齐望向教室门。须臾，一个头方耳大、矮胖结实的中年人夹着一本厚书和一个大圆规、一
个大三角板挤进门，眨眼工夫就站到了讲台上。胖人能走这么快?全班同学大吃一惊，教室里更安静了，静得只听见周围深
沉的呼吸。
可是，一分钟过去了，那矮胖老师一句话不说，像一尊笑面佛一样，只是站在讲台上哑笑。眉梢、眼角、鼻孔、嘴巴、
正在我打量王宇昂的时候，他又提议把我送到学校医务室去看病，说完他就扶 着我来到医务室。量体温，交钱，开药，倒开水喝药，挂吊针，王宇昂就像大哥 哥一样帮我一 一完成。挂吊针的一个多小时里，他和我互相聊家庭，聊学习，聊 兴趣爱好，不知不觉间，针打好了，我的身体轻松了许多，头不晕了，也不发烧 了。
我知道，这是药物的功劳，更是友谊所来自生的奇迹。 王宇昂看到我身体虚弱，又帮我买饭卡，领新书，把好吃的零食给我吃，还帮 我打来可口的饭菜。到晚上，我的病完全好了。
耳朵，可以说。他脸上的每一个器官，每一条皱纹，甚至每一根头发都在微笑!
矮胖老师足足又哑笑了两分钟。
太神奇了，他该不是聋哑学校的老师吧?全班同学再也忍不住了，大家弯腰，摇头，挤眉，弄眼，一齐哄堂大笑!
矮胖老师依然不说一句话，但却渐渐收起了笑容，用黑板刷轻轻敲击着讲台上的课桌，待全班同学安静下来，他突然面