Looking back on the past three years
I remember many things.
Many past events are vivid in my mind.
Try to go to morning reading on time.
Try to start morning reading on time.
Run when the lunch bell rings.
Run when lunch rings.
I remember the excitement.
I remember those exciting moments.
The school sports meeting every year.
At the school sports meeting every year.
Long training.
Long training time.
Pride over fear.
Pride over fear
I remember from the first day.
I remember the first day of school.
The most shy in our class.
I am the most shy in my class.
Never talk to anyone.
I haven't talked to anyone.
Thinking I wouldn't pass.
I don't think I can make it.
Then slowly I made some new friends.
Slowly I made new friends.
Always remember.
won't forget
Help each other with their homework.
Help each other with their homework.
Get better together.
Common progress
Prepare for the art festival.
Prepare for the art festival together
Make a mess.
Made a lot of confusion.
Have fun at the new year's party.
I had a good time at the New Year's party.
I wish you all the best.
I hope we are all fine.
We learned a different language.
We learned different languages.
That's from a foreign land.
They come from foreign countries.
English brings many challenges.
English brings great challenges.
We try to understand.
We try to understand each other.
Now it's time to graduate.
I graduated now.
We will leave our lovely school.
We will leave our dear school.
I can't believe it's been three years.
I can't believe it's been three years.
I'm trying to stay calm.
I tried to stay calm.
But it's hard not to cry.
But I still can't help crying.
I will miss the trees and flowers at school.
I will miss the flowers and trees at school.
And our kind and considerate teacher.
Miss the teacher who took care of us.
Our wonderful memories.
Memory lasts forever
This poem in the English textbook feels very suitable for the inner thoughts of our ninth grade students.