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The sixth grade composition was moved by 500 words

In daily study, work and life, many people sometimes write compositions, which can be divided into narrative, explanatory, practical and argumentative according to different genres. How to write a composition to avoid stepping on thunder? The following are seven 500-word essays carefully arranged by me for reference only. Welcome to reading.

1 I won't forget the banging from grandpa's house that cold morning. ...

That day, I went to Lujiang County Hospital to visit my sick grandmother. Grandma slipped by the bed and had an operation because of a fracture. Grandma lying in the hospital bed is too weak to speak neatly. From her haggard face, I felt my grandmother's pain. My grandfather is as busy as a bee, pouring water, wiping towels and feeding. Grandma wanted to go to the toilet, and grandpa came over and let grandma hold her neck. He picked up grandma's leg and struggled to hug her. When grandpa passed me, I saw that his forehead was covered with sweat, his face was red, and grandma's arm was shaking. Grandma has been in bed for a long time, and her leg strength has already weakened. She must be the armrest next to the toilet. After helping grandma back to bed, grandpa frowned and kept walking back and forth, saying, "What should I do?" Suddenly, grandpa's eyebrows spread out and a smile appeared on his face. I think he must have thought of something good.

In the evening, dad took care of grandma in the hospital, and we went back to grandpa's house to rest. After returning home, grandpa got busy: he took out the chair that was most suitable for grandma to sit on, first drew a square on the chair surface with a pencil, and then sawed a hole along the line with an electric drill. I was surprised: this is not ... Then, grandpa found some boards, sawed them into four small triangles and nailed them to the four corners of the square hole. Then, Grandpa strengthened all four chair legs with wooden boards, and a modified version of the "homemade toilet" came from Grandpa's skillful hands. However, grandpa didn't stop there, but stroked his calloused hand back and forth, trying to find some shortcomings. Soon, he used a file to smooth all the cuts on the bench; The toilet is tightly wrapped with transparent plastic, which fully guarantees grandma's safety. This toilet will be put into use tomorrow. Grandpa is a mason, not a carpenter. But today, for grandma, he made a unique toilet in the world!

How happy it is to have such a wife who does not abandon herself when she is sick and serves herself wholeheartedly! No wonder grandma who is sick in bed still laughs.

Touched by the sixth grade composition, 500 words 2 "Grateful heart, thank fate, I will cherish flowers as well." After listening to this song, you may feel the parents who gave their lives for themselves! Yes, when we were born in this world, our parents put all their love and energy on us. Love cannot be expressed in any words. Love is pure, and it is the driving force to promote our healthy growth.

I remember that year, the north wind roared, and it snowed from time to time. Large tracts of snowflakes floated down from the silver-gray sky, flying like white butterflies in the wind. At this time, my disappointing body suddenly had a fever. I lay on the sofa moaning. Seeing my painful expression, my mother quickly picked up the heavy me and rushed out of the door. The destroyer Snow Wind howled outside. Although it is cold, I don't feel cold, because carrying it on my mother's back makes me feel warm. When I went to the hospital, I was very sad to see my mother panting. After my mother took me to the doctor, the doctor said that I had a bad cold and wanted to stay in the hospital for observation. My tireless mother stubbornly carried me to the bed, gently stroked my cold face and said to me, "Son, mom stipulates that you will get better tomorrow!" " I can still vaguely feel my mother's heart in my sleep. I fell asleep deeply. I woke up the next morning and found my mother lying in front of my bed. How haggard her face is! Poor mother, how much did you suffer for me last night? My action woke up my sleeping mother, who woke up and said to me, "Are you better?" ? Mom will go and get you something to eat, okay? "I didn't say no, and I didn't say yes. I just said, mom, I want you to have a good rest." Mother smiled with relief, so sweet and full of happiness. Today, it has been five years, but I can still clearly remember the hardships my mother has paid for me.

Motherly love touched you, me, him and everyone in the world. Motherly love makes us as unrestrained as flowers in spring, as vigorous as grass in summer, as beautiful as maple leaves in autumn and as warm as sunshine in winter! In short, maternal love has given us something we can never repay!

Moved by the end of summer, the sun is still madly transmitting heat and light in the air, and there is an almost crazy atmosphere between heaven and earth. Even those birds seem to be very upset, flying over ponds and squares without eyes, and no one knows where they finally flew.

After the interest class, I walked on my way home, watching the streets, pedestrians and fallen leaves. In front, a familiar grandfather suddenly appeared. However, this time, instead of standing there reading newspapers healthily, he collapsed in a wheelchair. When I looked at him carefully, I saw that his head tilted to one side, his eyes were glazed and his expression was stiff. My heart is full of inexplicable sadness: I saw my grandfather exercising in the community a few days ago; I also saw him and grandma talking and laughing to buy food; I also saw him talking about state affairs with the community security guard in a loud voice! Only a few days later, grandpa became like this! "Time flies, life is fragile", this time, I finally deeply understand the meaning of these eight words.

Behind the wheelchair stood a middle-aged man, possibly his daughter. She holds an umbrella and talks to grandpa with her head down. She bent down from time to time and wiped the saliva from the old man's mouth with a paper towel. Next to the wheelchair stood a man in his twenties, probably the grandson of the old man. He looked back at the old man from time to time and gave him a drink through a straw. The old man gave a "uh-huh" cry and didn't know what he was talking about. But his family should understand that the man came behind the wheelchair, turned around, carefully pushed the wheelchair down the steps and walked into the community.

The sun is still strong. I took a few steps and said hello: "Aunt, it's so hot?" How nice it is to stay in an air-conditioned room! "Aunt smiled and said," yes! Grandpa can't stay at home any longer. He must come out. We have no choice but to do it! " I looked at grandpa, who squinted and looked serene.

I came home, put down my schoolbag and thought for a long time. What is "filial piety"? I don't think grandpa's children abandoned their parents. On this hot day, they accompanied him for a walk and a trip! This is filial piety!

Later, I always saw his family pushing him for a walk in the community. The old man in a wheelchair smiled innocently and happily like a child. ...

My heart is filled with emotion! Although time flies and life is fragile, love can warm life!

As the saying goes, "men don't flick when they have tears." But I'm not like this. I often cry, and I don't even know how many times I have cried. But after crying for a few days, I forgot. I cried that time. Only that time, I cried so hard that I will never forget it.

It was the May Day holiday two years ago. My family went to the home of Menstruation in Shuanghe Town to play, and my cousins followed us to play, but Menstruation's home was far less fun than I thought, and we were bored. Then my cousin suddenly said, "I remember there is a river near here." Let's look around! " ""Well, "my cousin and I replied almost at the same time.

Sure enough, we walked around a few times and found a clear river with fast flowing water. The water is not deep, only half a knee deep. The water is crystal clear, and even the small sand can be seen clearly. As soon as my cousin saw it, he quickly took off his shoes and socks and walked across the river. "It's too hot, come down quickly!" My cousin told me that I didn't think it over, so I followed my cousin.

At first, we had a good time, but my feet hurt a little when I played. As soon as I took my foot out, I saw a long cut on the glass and blood gushed out. After reading this, I almost fainted. I hurried to the shore, and my cousin had already run home and called for an adult. I put my hand on the wound, tears streaming down my face, and shouted, "Mom, come quickly." The whole world seems to be getting dark. I am the only one on the country road. Bright red blood drops on the grass, forming a sharp contrast. I kept banging on the ground with my hands, and only my crying was heard in the quiet small village. My mother arrived soon, picked me up and went straight to the township health center. My foot was stitched seven times and I didn't go to school for two weeks.

In the future, whenever I do anything before, I will think about it and ask myself if I can do it, what is the danger and what will happen after I do it. Because I can't forget the tears I shed that day and the scars under my feet.

Moved by the 500-word sixth-grade composition, five ups and downs, sooner or later; Flowers bloom and fall, and the tide rises and falls. Inadvertently, I experienced a six-year career in primary school. In the past six years, every laugh, every tear, every story, every experience and every touch have impressed me deeply. Now that we are about to bid farewell to our alma mater, a feeling of attachment arises spontaneously.

I still remember that six years ago, we were primary school students. That year, the flowers we planted with our own hands are now smiling in the wind beside the ruins. Although we have lost our lovely campus now, I will always remember that we planted spring and harvested autumn here. We studied hard, laughed and chased, and sang a happy March of life with a tender voice under the blue sky.

Looking back, the time of the soul is going backwards. When I was a child, my life was mixed. All I know is sweetness, pride, willfulness, and I got my clothes. However, there is more than sweetness in life. After going to school, I understood this, so I became humble and learned to face setbacks and difficulties. In the life of my alma mater, I gradually understood the true meaning of life: a person may not be as great as a historical monument, but he must struggle all his life; A person is not as smart as a wise man to observe the world, but he should know how to love life and have it. In the life of my alma mater, I felt the teacher's selfless dedication, just like a piece of chalk turned to dust for others, but I lived a three-dimensional life. In the life of my alma mater, I realized the sincerity of friendship: helping each other, giving timely help in the snow, and watering the fields of friendship with full blood. Now, I am about to graduate and bid farewell to my lovely alma mater. I can only turn my reluctant attachment into ambition and try my best to repay my alma mater: in the remaining month, I will study hard and forge ahead bravely; Let life bloom in a smile, let life surge in the tide. Take out the best results to repay my alma mater for cultivating my kindness.

We are about to bid farewell to our alma mater. Before leaving, I faced the sun, folded my hands, closed my eyes, stood on tiptoe, let light and heat burn a touch in my heart, and expressed my deep affection for my alma mater, teachers and classmates.

Moved by the sixth grade composition, 500 words 6 pushed open a window and it was raining. Under the dim light, a lamp is always on, bright, not dazzling, but soft and soft, which can warm people's hearts. ...

That day, the sky was overcast, and then it rained cats and dogs, mixed with strong winds. I looked at the sky outside and thought: I'd better not go to cram school, but then I thought, if I don't go, the teacher will call my parents again, and I can't help it! Let's go

I ran out with an umbrella and the rain kept hitting me. I tried to lean the book against my body. At this time, I saw the newly published book in the bookstore. I was watching and tripped over a small stone. I secretly shouted "bad luck" and was about to stand up and catch a glimpse of the proprietress of the shop next to me. She seemed to see me and wanted to stand up again, but in the end she didn't stand up and just smiled. I was very angry and thought, how could this person be like this? Seeing that I fell, I refused to help and laughed at me! Angry, I immediately stood up, patted the dirty water on my body and ran away angrily.

When I arrived at the remedial class, the teacher was surprised to see my mess. Let me sit down quickly. When I sat down, I just wanted to take out my book, but I couldn't find it anywhere. I had to read a book with my classmates next door, and then stayed up until class was over. Spring rain really comes when you say it, and leaves when you say it! On the way home, I looked down and never found it. In front of the bookstore I just passed, the proprietress stopped me and asked, "Is this book yours?" I picked up the book and opened it. There are traces of careful rubbing in it. Being stingy, I took the book and wanted to leave without saying "thank you". Just then, I suddenly saw the proprietress's crutch. So she has no legs! I froze. It turned out that she wanted to help me before, but she couldn't stand up without legs. Her smile may be to encourage me to stand up. My heart was suddenly filled with gratitude.

What moves me very much is that I have always kept it in mind. The disabled proprietress, like that soft lamp, is always on in my heart. ...

In this rainy season, I was moved for a long time. ...

A long time ago, there was a song that deeply touched me. That's a song I often hum-Childhood.

A poet said, "Graduation is a window pane. When we walk through it painfully, when we look back at the crystal in that place, we will feel extremely heartbroken. " I am going to graduate, and I have experienced those days of spring, summer, autumn and winter. Here, I want to open my voice and sing "Childhood" in my heart.

"On the banyan tree by the pond, cicadas are chirping in summer, only butterflies are parked on the swing by the playground, and the teacher's chalk is still chirping on the blackboard, waiting for the class to be over, waiting for the school to be over, waiting for the childhood of the game ..." There are no banyan trees in our school. There is no swing in our school, but there is a ladder that can help students exercise: there are butterflies dancing in our school.

I thought I would always remember those days when I tried to do my homework at night. Now, what I can firmly capture is the thick iron gate of the school, the graffiti drawn on the desk and the sweaty playground-all these constitute my junior high school career and will say goodbye to me when I graduate, and then fill my memory. Let me sing "Childhood" for these pictures that accompany me to spend a beautiful life growing up.

I remember every day after school, I would go to the snack bar near the school with my friends to eat fried hot dogs, and I couldn't shake them.

Singing Childhood, I know that the more subjects I don't have to review, the more I look forward to growing up and increasing my knowledge.

Finally, we will graduate soon, and we will walk around the campus together and enjoy our laughter in this campus. We leaned against a buttonwood tree and watched the sun set on our shoulders. I said I was a bamboo, and it kept growing. Looking back on my childhood, I am really happy! I really miss it!