Contents of English handwritten newspaper on Arbor Day

Arbor Day English Handwritten Newspaper Catalogue (5 General Articles)

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Arbor Day 1 Arbor Day is in March 12?

Arbor Day is a festival to encourage individuals and groups to plant and care for trees. Now many countries celebrate similar festivals. Although it is usually observed in spring, this date varies with the climate and suitable planting season.

Arbor Day is an activity for individuals or teams to plant and care for trees together. Arbor Day is celebrated in many countries, but although it is all in spring, the specific date of Arbor Day will change according to the weather and the right time to plant trees.

For example, Arbor Day in America is April 10, Arbor Day in Germany is April 25th, Arbor Day in Japan is May 4th, and Arbor Day in Brazil is September 2nd1.

Arbor day English handwritten newspaper content 2 Arbor day oral English situational dialogue

Son: Dad, today is Arbor Day.

Today is Arbor Day.

Dad: Do you know why Arbor Day is scheduled for March 12?

Do you know why Arbor Day is scheduled for March 12?

Son: Yes, I know. Dr. Sun Yat-sen passed away on March 12 1925. So Arbor Day was designated as this day to commemorate him.

I know. Dr. Sun Yat-sen passed away on March 1925 12. In memory of him, Arbor Day is set on this day.

Dad: That's right. Ideas, very appropriate.

Arbor Day English handwritten newspaper content 3 English words about trees

Top of the tree Top of the tree Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Node Trunk Young Leaves Young Tree Seedling Stump

Roots, roots, roots, annual rings, wood, wood, pine, cedar, larch, juniper, juniper, juniper, juniper, juniper, juniper.

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Sequoia sequoia fir hemlock spruce hemlock spruce yew yew eucalyptus acacia acacia acacia acacia Cinnamomum camphora rosewood ebony ebony ebony sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood sandalwood.

Satingwood linden linden linden linden sorbus europe yamanashi teak teak elm oak acorn acorn acorn american sycamore ginkgo ginkgo holly maike coconut pine;

Cypress poplar willow willow birch sycamore maple camphor tree; Acacia; Ginkgo biloba; Magnolia grandiflora Magnolia grandiflora; Laurel laurel; Oak oak; Palm palm; Holly holly

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Arbor Day English Manuscript Content 4 Arbor Day Chinese and English Introduction

March 6th is Arbor Day every year. Do you know what we can do to help that day?

March 12 is Arbor Day every year. Do you know what we are going to do this day?

In China, Arbor Day is in March 12. This special day began on 1979. On that day, people can plant many trees. If we plant more trees, we must also take care of them by watering them until they grow strong. Arbor Day falls on different days in different countries. Like in India, Arbor Day is in July 1 day.

In China, Arbor Day is in March 12. This special day began on 1979. On that day, people will plant many trees. If we plant many trees, we must take good care of them and water them on time until they thrive. Arbor Day has different days in different countries. For example, in India, Arbor Day falls on July 0 1 day.

Why do people plant trees? It's easy. Because they want to protect the environment. Many people want to make money by cutting down trees. So more and more trees are cut down by them. But kind people want to protect the environment and make the air clean. So they plant as many trees as possible.

Why do people plant trees? It's simple. Because they want to protect the environment. Many people want to make money by cutting down trees. So more and more trees are cut down by them. But good people want to protect the environment and make the air clean. So they try their best to plant trees.

All these behaviors show that people should pay more attention to the environment. We want to make it better, don't we? So we must plant more trees to protect the environment.

All these actions show that people will pay more attention to the environment. We want to be better, don't we? So we must plant more trees to protect the environment.

So, everyone, if you want to make the air clean, please do your best to protect the environment and plant more trees.

So, everyone, if you want to make the air clean, please protect the environment better and plant more trees.

Arbor day English manuscript content 5 English idioms related to trees

Money doesn't grow on trees.

Literally, it means "money doesn't grow on trees", but actually, it means not to spend money indiscriminately, because it is not easy to make money.

Blame others wrongly; Find the wrong person

It literally means yelling at the wrong tree. Actually, it means: making a wrong assumption about something or someone, that is, attacking the wrong target.

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