Seven 400-word essays on an unforgettable thing in fourth grade

A 400-word essay on an unforgettable incident in grade 1 or 4

There are many past events in childhood, some are happy, some are interesting, some are troubling... one of them Things are deeply imprinted in my mind.

When I was nine years old, my mother bought me two kilograms of various fruit candies. She smiled and said, "Eating too much sugar can easily lead to dental caries and toothache, so I can only eat two pieces a day." When I heard this, I became anxious and begged, "Mom, please eat four pieces each time!" Mom said firmly: "No." After saying that, she put the remaining candies in the candy box, turned back to her bedroom, and hid the candies.

Because I can only eat two pieces at a time, I feel that it is not enough. I always want to eat a few more pieces, but I dare not say anything because I know that my mother means the same thing.

One day, my mother went to work and I was the only one doing homework at home. Suddenly I remembered the fruit candies, so I rummaged through the boxes and cabinets to find them. After a while, I found it in the drawer of the closet. After eating a few pieces, I quickly hid the candies and put the candy box back to its original place.

Mom is back. She smiled and said, "Child, you have some candy." After saying that, she took out the candy box. When she opened the candy box and looked at it, she said in surprise: "Ah, why is the candy gone?" When I heard this, I laughed. stand up. "What's wrong? Where's the candy?" Mom stared at me and asked. "They all made me hide them." I said proudly.

When my mother heard this, she got angry and ordered me to take out the candy. Not only did she confiscate the candy, she also punished me not to eat candy for a week.

It seems that there is a price to pay for disobedience. I still remember this clearly.

A 400-word essay on an unforgettable incident in the second and fourth grade

Every Chinese New Year, we have to eat New Year’s Eve dinner, set off firecrackers, pay New Year greetings, and a series of fun things happen. This year is no exception!

"How to make dumplings?" Who made this? "Wow! I can make dumplings!" A burst of childish children's voices echoed through the kitchen. If you go in and take a closer look, you will find an old woman holding dumpling wrappers in her hands and teaching her grandchildren to make dumplings.

I saw grandma unfold the dumpling wrapper, use a small spoon to dig out a little dumpling filling and put it on the dumpling wrapper, then pinch both sides firmly with her hands, and a dumpling is completed. I followed my grandma's example, scooped out the dumpling fillings, placed them on the dumpling wrappers, and pinched them firmly with my hands. I don’t know what happened, but all the dumplings I made were skinny and listless. Look at grandma's dumplings again. Each one is very plump and very beautiful. The younger brothers and sisters made them randomly. Looking at their chopping boards, there were some "unparalleled" dumplings on them. Actually, my dumplings are really good-looking compared to theirs. In this way, we patiently finished making the dumplings.

A 400-word essay on an unforgettable thing for third and fourth graders

Some people’s unforgettable experience is the first time they went to kindergarten, and some people’s unforgettable experience is the first time they went to see a doctor. , the most unforgettable thing for some people is the first time they learned to walk... The first time I rode a roller coaster was the most unforgettable thing for me.

That day my mother and I came to the amusement park and stood in a long queue. Finally we were almost there. I was jumping up and down excitedly and muttering silently, time goes forward quickly.

"Ding——" The roller coaster stopped. I trotted quickly, jumped into the roller coaster, buckled my seat belt, and held on to the handrails. The roller coaster has started and is slowly climbing up like a snail. I am still excited, but my mother beside me has already closed her eyes and is always ready to rush down.

After the roller coaster reached the point, it suddenly rushed down with a sudden swish. The cool breeze blew against my face, and my hair was blown up. It felt like my whole body was flying, and my wings were flapping all the time. I unconsciously looked to the side and found that the adults had their eyes closed tightly, their hair stood on end, and they opened their mouths wide and shouted "Wow". It was finally over. My mother walked down with numb legs and swore to herself forever. No more playing.

This is truly an unforgettable day, exciting and fun.

A 400-word essay on an unforgettable thing in the fourth grade

There are many things in the world, some of which have been forgotten, but one of them is very unforgettable for me.

One afternoon this summer, I was on my way to school. It was raining. When I turned the corner, I found an old woman in front of me. She should have just finished shopping and was going home, but She didn't bring an umbrella, and the rain soaked her top. I ran up to the old lady and said to her, "Grandma, let me take you home with an umbrella." The old lady said, "Thank you, no need. I Just go home." I said, "Grandma, it's raining. You didn't bring an umbrella and you're already wet. I'll take you home!" The grandma said, "Thank you, little girl!" I was very anxious to go to school, but I still sent my grandma home because I wanted to have a heart to help others.

Sent the old lady home. When I hurried to school, the class had already been going on for more than ten minutes. The teacher said very angrily: "Wang Xinyi, why are you late? It has been 10 minutes since class started. It's been a few minutes, please stand and listen to the class." I didn't say anything, just stood there silently.

When get out of class was over, the teacher asked me: "You have never been late before, why are you late today?" I slowly told the teacher what happened, and the teacher touched my head and said : "Wang Xinyi, you have a kind heart. You are a good child who loves to help others. The teacher should not criticize you without asking the reason. But, why didn't you tell the teacher what happened?" I said, "Teacher, you We are often taught that to help others, there is no need to tell others.”

Although I was a little wronged in this matter, I am very happy because I helped people in need. I hope that all people in the world have a kind heart and help us in need. Help people.

A 400-word essay on an unforgettable thing in fifth and fourth grade

In the long river of my memory, there are many unforgettable things, but the one thing that makes me most unforgettable is that Caught a fish once.

It was a hot summer vacation. The scorching sun shone on the earth, making the grass pull up and pull my head. Even the cicadas on the trees screamed "Cicada, Cicada". I lay listlessly. Sitting on the recliner, staring at the ceiling boredly.

At this time, my aunt walked into the main room and said to me, my younger sister and my older sister who were idle and bored: "There are many fish in the pond in front of grandma's door. Let's catch a few fish and stew them in soup to replenish grandma's health." !" When we heard this, we jumped up from the lounge chairs and said in unison: "Okay!"

We took an iron bucket and set off toward the pond. When we came to the pond, we rolled up our trouser legs and followed the water down to the river. Once we got to the river, we started searching.

Suddenly, I found a small fish. I looked back at my aunt and the others. They were still looking for me. I couldn’t help but be secretly happy. I followed the small fish quietly. I held the small fish one by one with both hands. head, one pinched the tail of the small fish, and caught it in one fell swoop. "Ha, I caught a fish!" I said with a proud smile. Without paying attention, the little fish suddenly jumped back into the water, with a splash, and I was covered in water. My aunt laughed when she saw it. I was very angry and thought: I must catch one and show it to them.

At this time, I saw another fish. I learned the lesson from last time and finally caught a fish.

A 400-word essay on an unforgettable thing in the sixth and fourth grade

In my heart, there are many unforgettable things, as many as the stars in the sky, as many as A sea of ??flowers, as many as rivers, and the most unforgettable thing for me is the first time I learned to swim.

I remember one time my mother signed me up for swimming lessons. I was very happy and quietly waited for this day to come. Time passed quickly, and the day came in a blink of an eye. I happily carried my little bag and jumped up and down to the swimming class with my mother. The swimming coach was a tall boy. I changed into my swimsuit and got ready to go in. The water in the swimming pool was really ice cold, but I still jumped in slowly.

The instructor first taught me how to exhaust air. I took a big breath, bent over and buried my head in the water. At this time, I found that I started to float as soon as I relaxed, so I grabbed the handrail and let my body float freely. At this time, I When you are out of breath, just stand up with all your strength and you will stand up.

The coach also taught me the breaststroke leg movements. First, stretch the legs up, and then kick them down to form an oval. The coach asked me to kick 30 times. The 30 reps were even more strenuous, and the coach was too strict for these 30 reps. I couldn’t do it at all! I could only practice slowly by myself, and when I was almost ready, I felt that I was great.

Finally, I practiced directly in the water. I first floated myself on the water and put my hands straight on my head, forming a triangle. Then I jumped up my legs and kicked hard. I rushed forward like a rocket. I did it again. Just after I finished, we made a circle with our hands, raised our heads, and took a breath. , and continue swimming. That's how I learned to swim.

This incident is like a bright star, deeply imprinted in my mind. I will not forget it now and in the future!

A 400-word essay on an unforgettable thing in seventh and fourth grade

In my mind, there are many things like countless little stars, and each little star is one thing , among them, there is a small star that is not eye-catching, but it reminds me of endless memories.

It was noon on a Thursday, and it was raining. After lunch, I went to school with an umbrella. As I was walking, a little girl suddenly got into my umbrella and said to me: : "I forgot to bring my umbrella. Can we both use the same umbrella? Thank you." Although I reluctantly agreed, I was totally unwilling in my heart. I thought to myself: "My The umbrella is not big to begin with. It is not enough for me to carry alone, and now that another person is here, it is not enough." Along the way, I always secretly moved the umbrella towards me, and the rain covered half of the little girl's body. My clothes were soaked.

I always walked carelessly along the way. When I wasn’t paying attention, I was knocked down by a small stone on the road and my pants were stained. Now I was in trouble. I had to go home and change them. , it’s too late, my classmates will definitely laugh at me when I get to school. Just when I was in a dilemma, the little girl took out a white handkerchief and said to me: "Here, let me wipe it for you." When I heard this, I quickly said: "No, it will make your handkerchief dirty." , your mother will tell you." When the little girl heard this, she said with a smile: "No, my mother is a teacher. She taught me to help others when they encounter difficulties. Besides, you don't Did you help me too?" After hearing what the little girl said, I felt so ashamed that I didn't say anything for a long time.

It has been a long time since this happened, but I remember clearly that every time my selfish thoughts come up again, the little girl’s words will ring in my ears.