Primary school composition describes pear trees in Dali, Liaoning Province

Our campus, Zhangjia Primary School, is full of vigor and vitality. I especially like the big pear tree on campus, because it brings us endless fun. As soon as I entered the campus, the first thing I saw was two rows of neat pear trees. There is an office on the left and a classroom on the right of the pear tree. There is a small playground between the pear trees. Every spare time, the children play here, adding infinite vitality to our school. Spring is coming, the sun is shining and the grass is sprouting. Birds came to the big pear tree, flying and twittering, as if welcoming the arrival of spring. I often come to the pear tree to look at it and look forward to its early flowering. I thought the pear tree should grow leaves first, but I don't know why I found the flower bone flower first. The flower bone flower grew up slowly, and soon the big pear tree was full of pear flowers. Pear blossoms are white and beautiful from a distance. The whole campus is also full of flowers. Many bees were attracted, and butterflies joined in. I'm really worried that they should stop quarreling. The children took off their thick cotton-padded clothes and played happily on the playground, bathed in the fragrance of pear blossoms. Summer is coming, a gust of wind is blowing, and the leaves of pear trees are rippling and beautiful. Dense branches and broad leaves bring a lot of shade to the campus. The children ran and danced to their hearts' content. When they are tired, they enjoy the cool under the pear tree. Autumn came, pear leaves began to wither, and yellow leaves fell like stamps, which brought autumn news to students. The pears are ripe, too. Help the teacher pick pears together and taste Huang Dengdeng's perfume pears. Although a little sour, it is beautiful in my heart. Winter is coming, the weather is cold, and only a few lonely leaves are left on the big pear tree. Several children took off their cotton-padded jackets and wrapped them on the trunk of a big pear tree. What a lovely group of children! This is the pear tree in our campus. You like them.