I have a beautiful campus. Today I will be a little tour guide to introduce my beautiful campus to you.
As soon as we enter the school gate, on the right is our patron saint - the doorman. There is a kind old master here who opens and closes the door on time every day. He is kind to us and we all respect him very much. Please look further and see beautiful murals before your eyes. Some of the children on the murals are flying kites, some are helping others, and some are studying seriously on the green grass. On the right side of the mural is our majestic teaching building. The teaching building has six floors and 23 classrooms. It turns out that our teaching building has been baptized by wind and rain for many years and looks old. Now the school has replaced it with beautiful New clothes, the students’ art, calligraphy, and photography works rejuvenated it and made it more vibrant.
There is a big locust tree in front of the teaching building. Although it has been weathered, it still stands on the campus. In summer, it blocks us from the scorching sun and brings us a cool place. In winter, it blocks us from the "whining" The "whirring" north wind makes us less vulnerable to wind and rain. Under the tree is a large flower garden, in which colorful flowers bloom all year round, just like our bright smiling faces.
Opposite the teaching building is the dormitory building of the students. At noon, the students can rest here and be energetic for the afternoon study session. The dormitory building is also wearing new clothes, as if to It is more beautiful than the teaching building opposite.
Between the teaching building and the dormitory building is our joyful playground. There are basketball courts, badminton courts, volleyball courts, and elastic plastic tracks in the playground. Whenever the bell rings, students rush out of the classroom, and the playground suddenly becomes lively. Some are playing single and parallel bars, some are playing table tennis, some are competing in the long jump on the sand pit, and is jumping rubber bands. . . . . .
This is our beautiful and lovely campus.