我为自己感到最自豪的时刻大学英语作文

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The Best Day Ever!

Hi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 10 years old. I go to Oakwood Elementary School and I'm in 5th grade. Today I want to tell you about the best, most awesome, incredibly proud day of my whole entire life so far!

It all started a few months ago. My teacher, Mrs. Robertson, announced that our class was going to have a science fair! I was so excited because I love science and I really wanted to enter a project. Mrs. Robertson said we could work alone or with a partner. My best friend Sophia and I decided to be science fair partners.

Sophia and I thought really hard about what kind of project to do. We went through a bunch of different ideas, but they all seemed kind of boring. Finally, I had a great idea - why don't we see if kids or adults are better at a taste test? Sophia loved that idea and we decided right then to do an experiment testing if kids or adults were better at identifying different flavors.

First, we had to come up with a hypothesis, which is just a fancy science word for what you think will happen. Our hypothesis was that kids would be better than adults at identifying flavors because kids have stronger senses of smell and taste. I remembered learning about that in science class. Then it was time to design our experiment. We decided to do a blind taste test with 10 different flavors. We would make adults and kids close their eyes and try to guess the flavors of 10 different drinks, candies, and foods. Whoever guessed the most flavors right would win!

Sophia's mom took us to the grocery store and we bought all kinds of flavors - grape juice, pickle juice, strawberry candy, garlic powder, cinnamon gum, you name it! We spent a whole weekend mixing up the different flavors and putting them in cups with numbers on them.

Finally, it was time to actually do the experiment. Sophia and I set up a little taste testing station at my house. We had all the numbered cups ready to go, along with a clipboard to record people's answers. We asked a bunch of adults - my mom, dad, Sophia's parents, our neighbors - to come do the taste test. We had 10 adults total do it.

Then it was time for the kids! We invited a bunch of our friends from school and our siblings to come over. In the end, we had 10 kids, including Sophia and myself, do the taste test too. It was so funny watching everyone's faces when they tasted some of the really crazy flavors! A few people straight up spit out the pickle juice and garlic powder. My little brother made the funniest sour face when he tried the lemon juice!

Once everyone had finished, Sophia and I tallied up all the scores. The kids got an average score of 6 out of 10 flavors identified correctly. But the adults only got an average of 5 right! Our hypothesis was correct - the kids were better flavor testers than the adults!

Sophia and I were jumping up and down with excitement. All that hard work had paid off. We had conducted a real scientific experiment and gotten such cool results!

The next week, it was time for the science fair. Sophia and I made a big poster board explaining our experiment, with pictures, graphs of our results, and everything. We even brought in some of the leftover flavors for people to smell and taste if they wanted.

So many people came over to our project and were really impressed. Even the teachers and judges were amazed at how much work we had put in. A few hours later, it was time for the awards ceremony. I was nervously biting my nails, hoping we might win something.

They started calling out the names of the winners. Third place...not us. Second place...not us either. I started feeling a little disappointed that we hadn't won anything. But then they called out \"First Place - Jamie Wilson and Sophia Martinez!\"

Sophia and I looked at each other with our jaws on the floor. We had won?! We had actually won first place at the science fair We excitedly ran up to get our blue ribbon and medal. I had never felt so proud in my whole life.

When we got home, my parents were just beaming. They said they were proud of us for working so hard and doing such an awesome job on our project. Sophia's parents felt the same way. That night, we had a little celebration party with a cake that said \"Congratulations Science Whizzes!\"

Winning that science fair was just about the best feeling ever. I proved to myself that if I work really hard and never give up, I can accomplish anything I set my mind to. I can't wait to do more

science projects and experiments. Maybe I'll evenbecome a scientist when I grow up! But for now, this fifth grader is feeling on top of the world.

篇2

The Time I Felt Most Proud of Myself

Hi there! My name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you about the time I felt most proud of myself. It was a really big deal for me and I still feel happy when I think about it!

It all started last year when my mom and dad asked me what I wanted for my 9th birthday present. I had to really think hard about it because there were so many amazing toys and games I wanted. But then I remembered how my friend Jimmy's dad took him camping in the woods and how much fun they had. That's when I got the idea to ask for a camping trip instead of a normal present!

My parents were a little surprised when I told them I wanted to go camping for my birthday. They said it would be really hard work and we'd have to sleep outside on the ground. But I told them I was ready for an adventure and could definitely handle the hard work. After a little more talking, they agreed to take me camping at the big state park near our house. I was so excited!

For the next few weeks, I helped my dad get all the camping gear ready. We had to borrow a tent from my uncle, along with sleeping bags, a camping stove, and lots of other supplies. My dad made me a checklist of everything we'd need and I got to check things off as we packed them. I felt like a real outdoorsman already!

Finally, my birthday weekend arrived and we loaded up the car with all our camping stuff. The drive to the state park only took about an hour. When we got there, I could hardly sit still I was so anxious to start our camping adventure!

Setting up our campsite was harder work than I expected. My dad and I had to carry all the heavy gear a pretty long way from the parking lot. Then we had to figure out how to set up the tent, which took a few tries before we got it right. By the time we were done, I was already feeling tired. But I didn't complain one bit because I was having a blast!

That night after we made dinner on the camping stove, we had a campfire and made s'mores. Have you ever had a s'more? They are so gooey and delicious! Sitting around the campfire at night listening to the sounds of nature was really cool. I'd never experienced anything like that before. When it got dark and the stars came out, it looked like there were millions of them

sparkling in the sky. Back at home, you can barely see any stars because of all the city lights.

Sleeping in the tent was another new experience for me. At first, I thought the ground would be too hard and uncomfortable. But after we blew up our camping mats and I got situated in my cozy sleeping bag, it actually felt nice. The nighttime noises like hooting owls and crickets chirping were different than the usual household sounds I'm used to. But they just added to the fun camping feel and I fell asleep easily.

The next morning, we cooked bacon and eggs over the campfire for breakfast. I'm not usually a big breakfast eater, but that camping breakfast tasted amazing! Maybe it was from being outdoors and active, or maybe it was just because the food seemed more special when you had to cook it over a fire. Whatever the reason, I cleaned my plate.

After we cleaned up from breakfast, my dad said we were going on a hike to explore more of the state park. He got out the map and we picked a trail that looped around for a few miles. I was a little nervous about the hike at first because I'd never walked anywhere that far before. But my dad assured me I could do it if we took it slow and stopped for breaks whenever I needed.

Well, that hike turned out to be the hardest thing I've ever done in my life! The trail went up and down a bunch of hills which really tired out my legs. There were rocks, roots, and muddy spots that made it tricky too. A few times I got really exhausted and wanted to quit. But my dad kept encouraging me and reminded me what a tough adventurer I was. He even gave me rapples and let me have as many water breaks as I needed. After what felt like forever, we finally made it all the way around the loop and arrived back at our campsite. I was completely exhausted, sweaty, and my feet were sore. But I had this huge feeling of pride and accomplishment wash over me. Against all the odds and difficulties, I had hiked farther than I ever had before! Me, a nine-year-old kid, had conquered that challenging trail. Nothing could wipe the smile off my face. That night as we had our campfire again, my dad told me how impressed and proud he was of me for not giving up on the hike. He said most kids my age wouldn't have been able to push through and finish such a hard path. Hearing those words of praise from my dad made me feel about ten feet tall. In that moment, I knew I had really achieved something special and proven how tough and determined I could be when I set my mind to it.

The rest of the camping trip was lots of fun too, but that difficult hike is what I'll always remember most. It's the time when I surprised myself by finding an inner strength and perseverance that I didn't know I had. That feeling of

accomplishment and my dad's proud words are things I'll never forget.

Over a year later, I can still vividly picture every moment of that camping adventure for my 9th birthday. It's an experience that will always have a special place in my heart and memory. I can't wait to go camping again and take on more challenging hikes and outdoor activities. Because if I could make it through that very first big hike, I know I can overcome anything I set my mind to. It's the time that I felt most proud of myself.

篇3

The Biggest, Most Proud-est Moment Ever!

One day, I had the biggest, most proud-est, most amazingful moment ever! I was so proud of myself, I thought my heart would just burst into a million pieces from all the proud-ness inside me. Let me tell you all about it!

It was a sunny Saturday morning and I was at home playing with my favorite toys. My mom called me over and said \"Johnny,

I need you to go to the grocery store for me and get a few things.\" I was like \"Awww mom, do I have to? I'm having so much fun playing right now!\" But mom insisted, so I couldn't say no. She handed me a list of things to get and some money. As I looked at the list, I saw words like \"oranges\- all stuff I knew. But then there was one word I had never ever seen before - \"arugula\". I had no clue what this super weird word meant!

I asked my mom \"What in the world is aroogala?\" Mom laughed a little and said \"It's pronounced ar-oo-goo-la, and it's a kind of green leafy vegetable, like lettuce.\" My mind was totally blown! I had never heard of such a crazy sounding thing before. Off I went to the grocery store, determined to find this mysterious \"arr-oo-goo-la\" for my mom. I grabbed a basket and went straight for the produce section, careful not to get distracted by the candy aisle. I busted out the grocery list and started gathering up all the regular stuff like oranges, bread, and milk.

But then I got to the end of the list and...arugula! I looked everywhere in the produce section but I couldn't find anything that looked or sounded even a little bit like \"arugula\". I was totally stuck!

Just then, I spotted a grocery worker stocking the shelves nearby. I took a deep breath, put on my biggest boy face, and walked right up to her.

\"Excuse me,ma'am,\" I said, trying to sound all grown-up and polite. \"I'm looking for this weird thing called arugula but I can't find it anywhere. Could you please help me?\"

The nice grocery lady smiled at me and said \"Why sure, little man! The arugula is just over this way.\" She led me to another part of the produce section, and there it was - a bunch of green leafy things that I had just totally walked right past without noticing!

\"There's your arugula,\" she told me. \"It's a peppery tasting green, kind of like radish greens.\"

\"Wow, thank you so much!\" I said, absolutely in awe that I had found the arugula. I picked up a bunch and put it gently in my basket, then finished getting the rest of the things on the list. At the checkout, the cashier noticed me with my basket of groceries and said \"Well hey there, big guy! Did you get everything you need all by yourself?\" I stood up real tall and proud-like.

\"Why yes, ma'am, I sure did! Even that crazy arugula thing that I had no idea about!\"

The cashier and people waiting in line all laughed and thought it was just the cutest thing. As I paid and grabbed my grocery bags, I felt like a MILLION bucks! I had accomplished my first real grocery mission, all on my own. I couldn't wait to get home and show my mom.

When I walked through the door, I shouted \"Mom! Mom! I got everything, even the arugula!\" My mom's jaw dropped when she saw me carrying the heavy grocery bags inside.

\"Johnny! You got all the groceries by yourself?\" She gave me a huge hug. \"I'm SO proud of you for being such a big boy and figuring it out!\"

In that moment, holding those grocery bags and seeing the look of pride on my mom's face, I felt happier than I had ever felt in my whole life. All the struggles of finding that crazy arugula had been totally worth it for this feeling of accomplishment. From that day on, my mom started letting me go to the grocery store for her sometimes. With each trip, I became more and more of an expert grocery getter! Arugula, bok choy, radicchio - you name it, I knew exactly where to find it.

Looking back, that first arugula adventure was just the start of me becoming a real self-sufficient kid who could get stuff done. It's one of my biggest, most proud-est moments that I'll never forget. Whenever I see arugula, I smile and remember the day I became a grocery hero!

篇4

Here's an essay of around 2,000 words in English about \"The Moment I Felt Most Proud of Myself\perspective of an elementary school student: The Moment I Felt Most Proud of Myself

Wow, it's so cool that my English teacher asked me to write about the time I felt most proud of myself! I've had lots of proud moments in my life, but one really stands out. It was the day of the big science fair at my school, and I had worked super hard on my project for weeks and weeks.

You see, I've always loved science and doing experiments. I think it's so much fun to learn about how things work and to test out ideas. For the science fair, I decided to do a project on plants. I really like plants and wanted to learn more about what helps them grow big and strong.

After talking to my parents and my teacher, I came up with the idea of testing out different kinds of soils to see which one would help a plant grow the best. I got some little pots and filled them up with different soil mixtures – one with just regular potting soil, one with soil mixed with compost, one with soil mixed with sand, and one with soil mixed with fertilizer.

Then I carefully planted the same kind of seed in each pot. I made sure to give all the pots the same amount of water and sunlight every day. I even set up a little chart to record how much the plants grew each week. It was like being a real scientist! At first, not much happened. The seeds just kind of sat there in the soil. But after a little while, tiny green sprouts started poking through the dirt. I was so excited! Over the next few weeks, I watched as the plants in each pot grew taller and taller at different rates.

As the science fair got closer, I put everything together on a big display board. I drew diagrams, wrote up my observations, and made some graphs to show how the different plants had grown. I even included some pictures I took of the plants each week. My project looked so professional!

Finally, it was the day of the science fair. I felt a little nervous as I set up my project and got ready to explain it to all the judges

and visitors. But when people started coming over to look at my display, I felt really proud. I could tell they were impressed by all the hard work I had done.

The best part was when the judges came by. They asked me lots of questions about my experiment, like why I had chosen those particular soil mixtures and what I had learned from the results. I answered as best as I could, using all the scientific words and explanations I had practiced.

When they moved on to look at other projects, I couldn't help feeling a little worried that maybe my project wasn't good enough. There were so many other cool experiments on display. But then the judges started announcing the winners, and I couldn't believe my ears when they called out my name for first place in my grade level!

I was stunned as I walked up to receive my big blue ribbon. All that time spent planning, planting, observing, and putting everything together had really paid off. As I held that ribbon, grinning from ear to ear, I felt more proud of myself than I ever had before.

It wasn't just about winning a prize though. I was proud because I had come up with my own experiment idea and stuck with it, even when it seemed like a lot of work sometimes. I was

proud because I had learned so much by doing the project, about how plants grow and about the science process in general. And I was proud because I knew that I could take on a big challenge and see it through to the end with lots of effort and perseverance.

That science fair project will always be one of my favorite memories. Whenever I feel discouraged or think I can't do something, I remind myself of that proud moment and how capable I felt. I proved to myself that I can accomplish amazing things if I put my mind to it and work really hard.

Who knows, maybe someday I'll become a famous scientist and get to make even more exciting discoveries about plants or other topics! All I know is that the pride I felt that day at the science fair inspires me to always keep learning, exploring, and doing my best at whatever I set my mind to. The possibilities are endless when you believe in yourself.

篇5

The Biggest Day of My Life

One day that will forever be carved into my memory is the day of the biggest kickball tournament in my whole entire school!

I'm gonna tell you all about it cause it was just the most exciting and proudest moment ever.

It started out as a pretty normal Saturday morning. I woke up at 7am cause I was so nervous and excited I could hardly sleep! My mom made me my favorite breakfast - chocolate chip pancakes shaped like baseballs. I tried to eat them all but I was too jumpy with anticipation.

You see, our elementary school was having the annual kickball tournament that day. And not just any tournament - this was the championships! The winner would be crowed the ultimate kickball champions and get a big shiny trophy. Plus, they got to be team captains next year which was a huge deal. My team, the Red Rockets, had been practicing every day after school for weeks. We'd been drilling our kicks, our catches, our running the bases. Coach Matthews had us in tip-top shape. I just knew we were gonna take it all!

I suited up in my favorite red jersey with my lucky number 7 on the back. I pulled on my baseball pants and double-knotted my cleats. In the mirror, I looked like a real professional kickball player! I grabbed my leather kickball, laced it up tight, and headed out the door.

When I got to the field, it was absolutely buzzing! Families had set up tents and coolers all around. Kids were warming up and kicking balls every which way. The scent of grilled hot dogs wafted through the air. This was gonna be one epic day!

Our first game was against the Yellow Lightning Bugs. They talked a big game but we sent them buggin' out in just four innings! Matty \"The Wall\" Watson rejected every roll that came his way. Samantha \"Slugger\" Scott drove a red rubber rocket over the fence for a home run. I dodged every pop up like a ninja, snatching 'em outta the air with ease!

Next up were the Green Clovers, who were no luckier than their name implied. We were leading 5-2 in the fourth inning when their star player Amanda lined a shot right for my face! I didn't even flinch though. I reached out with my Rocket rocket-catching hands and plucked it right outta the sky! Coach Matthews punched the air and shouted \"That's my chicken winger!\"

The Rockets rolled all the way to the championship game against our biggest rivals - the Blue Bombers. Now these guys were no joke. They pitched heat and crushed any ball that came their way. In the top of the third, their cleanup hitter got a hold of one and launched in way outta here! That gave them a 3-1

lead and they were whooping and hollering like they'd already won.

But we Rockets never gave up! In the bottom of the fifth, we loaded the bases with no outs. I dug into the kicker's box, dribbling the ball nervously as their pitcher stared me down. He reared back and let one rip - smash! Right down the middle! I swung my lucky red kickball rocket and connected square on. That puppy went soaring, higher and farther than I'd ever kicked before! Over the fence it sailed for a grand slam!

Pandemonium broke out as we rushed the field! We dog piled on top of each other, whooping and cheering. I was at the very bottom, ecstatic but struggling to breathe! When they pulled me out, Coach Matthews scooped me up and paraded me around like a championship boxer. I clutched that big ol' trophy, laughing and crying tears of pride.

\"You're our little secret weapon, chicken winger!\" he bellowed. \"You just kicked your way into history!\"

I beamed from ear-to-ear. This was the proudest day of my entire kickball career, and I was only in 5th grade! Becoming the champion, hitting the game-winning grand slam, being hoisted up by my teammates - that feeling will stick with me forever.

Sure, there will be bigger trophies, higher stakes, and grander stages. But deep down, part of me will always be that 10-year-old kid clutching that kickball trophy, unable to wipe the smile off my face. The glory and pride of that moment was overwhelming - a feeling that made me, for once, feel like I was simply the best in the world at what I loved doing most.

It was the biggest day of my life. And hopefully the first of many more to come!