Five essays of 300 words on where to go for spring outing in third grade

A 300-word essay on where to go during the third grade spring outing

The spring is bright and the weather is sunny. Grandpa is about to leave us reluctantly with heavy steps. Miss Chun walked towards us with light steps. The class is going to have a spring outing. I suggest that we all go to the People's Park to play and take a look.

Walk into the gate of People's Park, climb up to the rockery, and have a panoramic view of the entire People's Park.

To the west of the rockery is a crystal clear river. Above the river is a small silver-white bridge, and people come and go from the bridge. The blue sky, white clouds, small trees, small flowers, and small swallows are reflected on the lake, forming a beautiful pattern.

To the north of the rockery is a large lawn. In spring, the grass emerges from the soil and curiously looks at the outside world. At this time, the little flowers will also look up and smile at you. The pear tree The flowers on the , peach and apricot trees are like shy little girls, hiding their faces in the buds.

As long as you walk into the water bamboo forest on the south side of the rockery, you will feel refreshed.

To the northwest of the rockery is the amusement park. I won’t introduce it because of time constraints. You will know how beautiful it is when you go and take a look.

I hope everyone can adopt my suggestions.

A 300-word essay on where to go during the spring outing for the third grade, Part 2

Today is a really happy day. The school organized our first-grade children to go to Lushan Park for a spring outing.

We set off in a neat queue, looking at the colorful flowers on the roadside as we walked. After a while, we arrived at the entrance of Lushan Park and started to climb the long and high stone steps. Climb. It’s so tiring to climb and climb! Looking back, many houses have become smaller and the trees have become shorter. We feel like we are in a spaceship. Finally we arrived at our destination - the Monument to the Revolutionary Martyrs. An old man told us the story of the fighting heroes, which was very exciting. Unfortunately, I didn't understand several of the dialects spoken by the old man.

While resting on the grass, we took out the snacks and drinks we brought and played while eating. Some children exchanged food with each other and shared them together. It was really fun!

Just when we were having fun, it started to drizzle, so we had to end our happy spring outing and go back to school early.

A 300-word essay on where to go during the spring outing for third grade students Part 3

Looking forward to spring, looking forward to the spring outing to the botanical garden, ah! The day has finally arrived!

We scrambled to get on the ground After getting in the car, he was chirping, shouting, and making noise like a cheerful bird. After a while, the botanical garden arrived, and we poured out of the car door like a group of birds that had just flown out of the cage.

Walking into the botanical garden, the botanical garden is so beautiful! The grass on the roadside is covered with green gauze, so green and lovely; the branches of the pear trees are dotted with white pear blossoms, peach blossoms and apple trees. They are also blooming in a variety of colors. The botanical garden is so green! The grass secretly emerged from the ground, and the soft branches sprouted green buds. Under the blowing of the spring breeze, the grass swayed gently, dancing like surging waves. The birds sang the Spring Festival song on the branches of the tree, which was so nice!

Some of us were singing, some were playing games, and I was playing the flying saucer maze alone. Soon it was afternoon, and the teacher said: "It's time!" So we had to leave reluctantly.

A 300-word essay on where to go during the third grade spring outing, Part 4

The long-awaited spring outing has finally arrived. Unfortunately, the weather was not good and it started to drizzle. I brushed my teeth and washed my face while praying. God help me stop the rain soon. After breakfast, it was still raining, so I had to go back to school holding a little red umbrella.

The sky was a little brighter and the rain was less, so we set off by car, and after about half an hour's drive we arrived at the destination of the spring outing - the South China Botanical Garden. Entering the botanical garden, I saw green grass sprinkled with water drops, tall trees, purple morning glories like small trumpets, and many plants with different shapes and names that I couldn't name. Our class found an open space to drink water and eat dry food, and then went to play roller coasters and merry-go-rounds... The whole class had a great time.

At around noon, we set off on our return journey. Sitting in the car, reflecting on everything we had just experienced, I realized that I had left my little red umbrella in the botanical garden. I was such a careless little monkey.

Although it is inconvenient to go out on a rainy day, the leaves washed by the rain are more green and lively. The grass and leaves sway in the rain, like happy dancing elves, decorating the beautiful earth. What's more, Rain is very beneficial to alleviate drought conditions.

A 300-word essay on where to go during spring outing for third graders Part 5

Winter has just been sent away, and the beautiful spring has come again. You see, the grass is peeking out from the ground, and the flowers are in full bloom, red, yellow, white... The birds are competing on the branches to see who can sing better! The willow trees have grown new branches. Spring is so beautiful!

Although there is green everywhere, I recommend everyone to go to the Forest Park because it is beautiful all year round.

In spring, roses, peonies, and roses bloom in the park... I like roses the most because they have bright colors.

If you walk further in, you will see many insects, including seven-star ladybugs, unicorn fairies, dragonflies...

If you continue walking, you will see many trees, including pines and cypresses. Poplar trees, willow trees, and lilac trees... I like two kinds of trees the most, one is pine and cypress, because it has green leaves all year round, and the other is lilac tree, which is covered with peach-shaped leaves every spring. The leaves, and soon a stem about an inch long emerged from the crowded green leaves.

Continue walking deeper into the park, and you will smell a refreshing fragrance. It turns out to be a lotus pond! The lotus leaves there are crowded together, like green discs. Some lotus flowers only unfolded two or three petals, and some petals were fully unfolded, revealing small tender yellow lotus pods.

After listening to my introduction, do you want to go there? If you want to go, go play with your parents!