Composition observation diary of unit 4 of the third grade volume 1

Composition Observation Diary of Unit 4 of Volume 3, Volume 1 1

Sunny Friday, August 10th

This afternoon, I am going to do it on the balcony behind my house A small beach. My mother helped me carry a lot of small sand and put it on the balcony. I surrounded it with some red bricks and put beach toys inside. It's like this. Sand and small stones are placed in a yellow basket. There is a small windmill in the basket. The small windmill is spoon-shaped. As long as the spoon is full, it will rotate. I kept putting it, and the little windmill kept turning. I had so much fun spinning and spinning! It felt like I was on a real beach at the beach! Composition Observation Diary 2 of Unit 4 of Volume 1 of the Third Grade

After dinner, my dad and I went to the community court to play badminton. It happened that my classmate Huang Weike also came to play in the community, and the three of us played badminton together.

My father and I picked up the badminton rackets first, and I served. I threw the ball up, and then hit it out with the racket. The ball was suddenly hit to Dad, and Dad hit it back with the racket. I hurriedly used the racket to catch it, but the ball seemed to keep moving and fell to the ground.

After repeating this several times, I gradually became able to catch several balls in a row.

I think: Although I can’t beat them now, I believe it. As long as you practice hard, you will be able to surpass them. Composition Observation Diary 3, Unit 4, Volume 1, Grade 3

Finally, the Mid-Autumn Festival is here.

In the evening, after the reunion dinner, we went to the park together.

The lights in the park were so beautiful. I looked up and the moon in the sky was like a big jade plate, which looked particularly beautiful. Look, aren't the few thin clouds next to them the ribbons that floated when Chang'e danced?

I said: Why don't we climb to the top of the park! So after getting the consent of my family, , we set off. My brother and I competed to see who could get up first. After a while, I felt exhausted. But I still can't fall behind. I want to surpass my brother. So I started to speed up and saw that I was almost reaching the top, but my brother still went up first. I lost, but I am not discouraged and will definitely work hard next time.

After a while, I played hide-and-seek with my brothers and sisters. I started to catch first. I counted to thirty, 12,345, and almost searched all over the park but still couldn’t find it. Suddenly, I found my brother hiding in the grass; and I saw my sister hiding behind the stone. So I walked over carefully and caught them. When we were having a great time, I heard my mother calling us: We need to take pictures. So my brother and sister and I went to take pictures together. I found several photos, and I was very happy!

After taking the photos, it was getting very late and we reluctantly left.

This Mid-Autumn Festival was both happy and fulfilling. It taught me to persevere. No matter what difficulties I encounter, as long as I work hard, persevere, and don’t give up, I will definitely succeed. Composition Observation Diary 4, Unit 4, Volume 1, Third Grade

I saw my mother first fill two bowls of rice from the rice bag and put them in a stainless steel basket. Then I poured a basin of water and put the stainless steel basket in the basin. My mother rubbed the rice with her hands a few times, and I also put my hands in and rubbed it a few times. Oh, it’s so cold! I couldn’t help but shout. Mom said: When washing rice, don't wash it too many times, otherwise the nutrients in the rice will be lost. The main thing is to look for small stones and other debris in the rice. Then, mother put the rice into the rice cooker and added some water to it.

I curiously asked my mother: How much water should I add? Because the current rice is old rice, old rice is more swollen, so you need to put more water, use your index finger to measure, the water surface reaches the rice A section and a half distance is enough. If it is new rice, add less water. Mom explained patiently. I put my finger in and measured it, and it was exactly one and a half sections. Finally, close the rice cooker and press the cooking button. About twenty minutes later, a beeping sound came from inside, the rice cooker jumped from the cooking setting to the keeping warm setting, and the rice was ready.

At noon, I looked at the plump, crystal clear rice grains and ate the rice I cooked by myself. It was fragrant and soft, and I felt happy. I can cook for my parents in the future. . Composition Observation Diary 5, Unit 4, Volume 1, Grade 3

Today, I found that the weather is getting colder, the leaves are turning yellow, and the autumn wind is blowing gently, as if autumn is coming.

The autumn wind touched my legs lightly like a naughty doll, and even my mother's and my hair blew up. Afterwards, my mother drove me to Xinhua Bookstore. I thought in my mother’s car: Autumn is so beautiful. When I arrived at the bookstore, I went to the crystal glass window to look for the footprints of autumn. Ah! Autumn is a beautiful picture. The leaves have fallen and the autumn dolls are coming. I read an autumn book called "Autumn Plants". The book describes in detail the state of various plants in autumn. It gave me a lot of knowledge. I thought, autumn is really a colorful season.

In fact, my birthday is also in autumn. Today is September 16th and my birthday is September 27th.

Haha, it’s my birthday soon, I’m really looking forward to it!

Hahaha! I finally found autumn, classmates, have you found autumn? Composition Observation Diary 6, Unit 4, Volume 1, Grade 3

I observed my own room today. Although my room is not big, it is fully furnished, including my favorite bunk bed, wardrobe and desk of my choice. The upper and lower beds are covered with my favorite Hamm Paradise sheets. There is a grid on the lower side for my toys and my favorite books. I can turn a few pages easily when I lie on the bed at night. There are many toys on the upper layer. I often use them. Climbing the ladder to the upper floor to play, that is my paradise.

My wardrobe is also divided into two layers. The upper layer is neatly arranged with clothes and sheets, and the lower layer is several drawers, which contain my certificates and art works. They are all neatly arranged in categories. My bookcase and desk are integrated. I usually do homework, read books, and play on the computer on the desk. There are many books on the bookcase, including various magazines and extracurricular books that we ordered. Oh, by the way, the walls of my room are blue and have my certificates, photo frames and artwork on them.

I always tidy my room because I love my room. Composition Observation Diary 7, Unit 4, Volume 1, Volume 3, Grade 3

Today, I observed my uncle’s guinea pig.

The little guinea pig has a snow-white body, a chubby body, a big round head, a pair of round and bright eyes, a three-petal mouth, round and short ears, and short limbs and tail. It is simply It’s just a little pom-pom, so round and cute!

The little guinea pig is very smart. It will poke its head out to greet me when I come home, and will also squeak and ask me to play with it. It has a docile personality, but is very timid and will scream in fear at the slightest movement.

There is a straw in the cage where the little guinea pig lives, and one end is connected to a small water bottle hanging on the shelf. When it is thirsty, it will bite the straw and drink water, just like we use a straw to drink water. Yes, it’s fun! But luckily the straw is made of iron, otherwise it would have been broken by its little teeth.

I found that it was nibbling here and there in the cage all day long, and I felt strange: It couldn’t be hungry all day long, why was it eating all the time? So I asked my mother, and she told me that guinea pigs have a pair of incisors on the top and bottom of their mouths, which are used to bite off food. Because the teeth grow so fast, it has to chew something frequently to grind its teeth. Otherwise, if the front teeth grow too long, it will not be able to bite, which means it will not be able to eat. So, it gnawed here and there all day long. oh! It dawned on me. I mean, why is it so greedy! Composition Observation Diary 8, Unit 4, Volume 1, Grade 3

Today, a green grasshopper was accidentally discovered, and he stopped eating grass when he saw it! hey-hey! You want to know it! So! Come down and I will do a lot of charity and tell you about it! ! !

The grasshopper is very small, but it looks very big to me. This makes my heart aroused. This little bug is all green, as if it is a piece of grass. How can I put it!

Its mouth is made of countless small hairs, and it eats in a domineering manner (it can eat leaves into a horizontal line). Grasshoppers feed on plant leaves, especially rice leaves. In midsummer, when the water is plentiful and the temperature rises, rice grows luxuriantly. The rice fields are so green that they look as if they have been filled with oil. At this time, the grasshopper seemed to have taken some magic elixir. It seemed that it had grown overnight and had a particularly good appetite. Rice leaves have become their delicacies, and the leaves are often eaten by them until their teeth are broken, looking like the battlements of a city wall, hehe! ! You got it! Composition Observation Diary 9, Unit 4, Volume 1, Grade 3

During the Arbor Day the year before last, our class planted small saplings and flower seedlings in the open space of the school.

The saplings grow up day by day. I see it every day when I go to school and after school. It grew from twenty-five centimeters to forty centimeters in just one year. The branches are constantly stretching outwards, and the leaves are very tender. Watching it grow up day by day, I feel very happy.

When I returned to school after the summer vacation this year, I found that the sapling I planted had grown very fast in the past two months, and was much taller than other trees.

Why is my tree extra strong? I found that this is a shade-loving plant, close to the teaching building. The sunlight from the west is blocked by the teaching building, and the rainwater flows down the wall, making the land particularly moist.

Soon, we found that it was blooming, with strings of small purple flowers dancing in the wind, and butterflies constantly visiting it.

We also grow like a small tree and bring a lot of happiness to everyone. Composition Observation Diary 10, Unit 4, Volume 1, Grade 3

Today, my master and I went fishing in the countryside together.

There is a train track running north and south not far from the pond. At this time, a train came. The sound of the train was earth-shattering, but it did not affect grandpa at all. But I was shocked to death. My ears buzzed, and I hurried to the side. Suddenly I found a moving grass. As long as the sound was louder, it would swing back and forth. The train finally passed and my ears stopped ringing.

Huh? Why is the grass not moving? I yelled, and the grass moved again. How could this happen? I walked in and took a look, and it turned out that there were many small eyes on its stems, which could absorb noise just like the sound-absorbing walls in a theater.

This time the train passed by and I discovered the dancing grass that can move. I will continue to observe and discover more interesting plants in the future.