A 500-word essay on campus spring, Part 1
Spring is here, and Miss Spring is coming with light steps.
The clothes of the Dieffenbachia on campus are still green, but the green is greener, shining brightly under the sunlight. New buds sprouted from the branches, green and tender, very cute.
The poplar trees on campus still have dead leaves, but they have sprouted new green shoots. They look like they are wearing a new half-yellow and half-green dress. The clothes seem to be more beautiful. A soft spring breeze blew gently, and the branches swayed left and right, as if dancing in the wind. It was really beautiful.
Of course, the grass on campus is no exception. Its color has become bright green. It couldn't wait to drill upwards, as if it wanted to see what this beautiful spring looked like. The tender green adds infinite vitality to the campus. It is like an ingenious weaver. It gathers the dots of emerald colors to form a green carpet, which is very comfortable to the touch.
The redbud flowers on campus are blooming, releasing an alluring fragrance. Look, the bees are collecting nectar from the flowers! There are many butterflies flying around among the flowers, as if they are looking for something? At this time, several little girls wearing various colorful clothes also came over. They pointed, talked, laughed, played, and jumped around happily
Beside the playground on campus The pines and cypresses look even more beautiful! Their overlapping branches look like pagodas from a distance. Surrounded by the playground, the playground looks like a pipa from a distance. The students playing in the playground seem to be dancing on the pipa, giving people unlimited reverie!
Spring brings a new look to the campus; spring makes the air on campus fresher; spring makes the campus full of vitality; spring brings new hope to the campus. I love spring, but I love spring on campus even more! A 500-word essay on campus spring, Part 2
Where is spring? Spring is on the branches, with green willows and bright peach blossoms; spring is in the creek, with fish swaying their tails and ducks playing in the water; spring is in the air, with swallows flying and the gentle breeze bringing warmth. But I would also like to say that spring is on campus, just in our renewed and spring-filled campus.
At the school gate, the five-hundred-year-old tree is waving to us. At the call of Miss Chun, he pulled out new branches and leaves. Under the sun, every leaf is the hope of spring. The ancient tree has bloomed again with its own green vitality and strong vitality. There are also six characters "Yuelin Central Primary School" shining brightly under the bright sunshine. The retractable doors also shine with silver.
When you walk into the school gate, the first thing you see is our spacious playground. There is a lawn in the middle of the playground. Xiaocao has taken off his yellow cotton-padded jacket and put on a green suit, doing morning exercises in the breeze. The students had fun playing. Some were running and fell into a "dog eating shit" when they braked suddenly, and some were kicking shuttlecocks. All kinds of tricks dazzled you. There were bright smiles on their faces, exuding the breath of the sun. There is a row of pines and cypresses standing around the playground, and their playground guards are covered in green "military uniforms", and a new life is trembling on each leaf.
On the right side of the campus avenue is our "Green Finger Botanical Garden". The five or six-meter-high cedar tree in the middle is very eye-catching, like an emerald pagoda, green and dripping. The bright red camellias have different shapes. Some look up, some bow their heads and meditate, some hide in the grass and laugh secretly, and some dance in the wind... The redbuds are not to be outdone, and the branches are covered with strings of redbuds. The head... is smiling - the hibiscus is open to the fullest
Walking along the campus avenue, you arrive at the teaching buildings. The teaching buildings are neatly laid out and in light colors. This is where we learn. Spring is the beginning of the year, and we must study hard in this new season. Listen, is there the sound of reading loudly inside?
I love this beautiful spring, but I love this vibrant spring campus even more. A 500-word composition on campus spring, Part 3
"Where is spring? Where is spring? Spring is in the eyes of the children." We followed the teacher's steps and looked for the footprints of spring in the school.
Oh, we found Miss Chun’s footprints. Spring is hidden in flower beds. On the row of thin and green jasmine branches beside the flower bed, there are small, yellow flowers blooming everywhere. They nod slightly in the spring breeze, as if to welcome the spring girl. arrival. The flowers on the peach and pear trees are also very colorful. Some have only two or three petals. Others have all opened their petals, revealing the bright yellow stamens. Some of them are still flower bones, which look like they are about to swell. Like a rupture. A string of red straightened its green waist, holding a red "torch" high, as if to tell people that spring is coming, spring is coming. The grass couldn't wait to poke its head out of the soil, spreading out a green world. A gust of spring breeze blew, and the grass danced cheerful group exercises. Sometimes they stretched their arms and sometimes twisted their waists. They looked like children dancing and playing!
Oh, we found Miss Chun’s footprints. Spring is hidden in the river. The willow flute in spring awakened the small river, and the water surface gradually expanded, creating ripples like fish scales.
From time to time, fish poke their heads out of the small river, and groups of tadpoles swim around. They all want to come out to see the beautiful scenery of spring. Occasionally, there are a few little ducks wandering leisurely on the river, playing happily...
Oh, we found the footprints of Miss Chun. Spring is hidden in the playground. On the edge of the large playground, the rows of evergreen pines and cypresses raised their heads, stretched out their green "arms", and embraced Miss Chun. Their branches are thicker, their leaves are more lush, and their bodies are taller and taller. The pines and cypresses stand neatly, like soldiers, guarding the campus day and night.
"Where is spring? Where is spring? Spring is in the eyes of the children." We finally found the footprints of Miss Chun, which is in our beautiful campus.