How to write an English composition of "Singing Contest"?

A few days before the National Day, the teacher told us at the class meeting: "The school will hold a singing competition. The competition song of our class is' Let's paddle'. We should practice singing more when we go back and try to get a good ranking." Listen to the teacher, and then we will practice the song quickly until it is memorized.

The day of competition has finally arrived. When I had lunch at noon, I rushed to school with my schoolbag on my back, just as Jinjiao saw that there were already many students sitting at the door on campus, so I quickly ran into the classroom, put down my schoolbag, picked up a stool and ran into the campus with my classmates, found the position of our class and sat neatly.

The race has started. The first class is Class 23. They sang "Welcome to Beijing" and "Welcome to Beijing, Sunshine Sharing Breath, Yellow Land Refreshing Achievements-Dreams Will Have Miracles". Listening to this exciting and familiar song, I think of the Olympic Games held in our country a long time ago, I think of the scenes of athletes struggling on the field, I think of the five-star red flag and the proud smiles of the champions. After singing, I clapped my hands with everyone and cheered for them and our country.

The game is fast, and it's our turn to play in class. Dressed in clean uniforms and bright red scarves, we followed a neat team and turned around with our heads held high. The music started and we sang loudly. "Let's paddle and push the children's boat-"The melodious phantom sound and loud voice made me feel like we were in an endless sea, and the students struggled forward one by one. Really excited. Our singing ended, the new platform separated from thunderous applause, and we lined up neatly and walked happily to the platform.

After the singing contest, we returned to the classroom, and the teacher said to us, "Today we sang very well and did quite well." After listening to the teacher, our tight hearts breathed a sigh of relief. "Rinrin bell!" The school bell rang and we went home happily.

I remember a singing contest a few days before the National Day. The teacher said to us at the class meeting, "The school is going to hold a singing contest, and the song of our class is' Let's row'. When you go back, you should sing more and practice more and try to get a good ranking. " After listening to the teacher, we will practice this song quickly in our spare time until we know it by heart. The day of the game has finally come. After lunch at noon, I rushed to school with my schoolbag on my back. As soon as I entered the school gate, I saw that many students were already sitting on the campus, so I quickly ran into the classroom, put down my schoolbag, picked up the bench, ran to the campus with my classmates, found the position of our class and sat down. The game has already started. Class two and class three are the first to play. They sang "Welcome to Beijing" and "Welcome to Beijing, share your breath in the sun, and refresh your performance on the yellow land-there will be miracles if you dream." Listening to this exciting and familiar song, I remembered the Olympic Games held in our country a few days ago, the scenes of athletes struggling on the field, and the proud smiling faces of champions under the five-star red flag. After singing, I clapped my hands with everyone and cheered for them and our country. The game is going very fast, and it will soon be our turn to play in class. We dressed neatly in school uniforms, wearing bright red scarves, lined up neatly and walked onto the stage with our heads held high. The music started and we sang loudly. "Let's row, and the boat will push the waves away-"The song is melodious and beautiful. In the deafening singing, I feel that we are in the endless sea, and the students are driving forward one by one. It was really exciting. After we finished singing, there was thunderous applause from the audience. We lined up neatly and walked off the stage with a smile on our faces. After the singing contest, we went back to the classroom, and the teacher came over and said to us, "Today, everyone sang really well and achieved good results." After listening to the teacher, our tight hearts breathed a sigh of relief. Rinrin Bell!' The school bell rang and we went home happily.