Sixth grade leaf sticker composition 500 words

On Saturday, I came to the park to observe the autumn leaves. There are many kinds of leaves in the park, some like palms, some like fans; The colors of leaves are different, such as burgundy, yellow and green. ...

As soon as I entered the park, the first thing I saw was ginkgo trees. I looked up at the leaves on the ginkgo tree, which had turned yellow and danced under the command of the autumn wind. A piece of ginkgo leaf flew to my head wittily. I took it and observed it carefully. Its edge has some irregular edges and corners, like a fan, which is very beautiful.

I walked on and saw the tall buttonwood. I picked up a plane tree leaf on the ground, yellow and dry, palm-sized. The broad leaves are trefoil-shaped with serrated edges. Its vein is very clear, and thin lines are distributed on both sides of the main vein. These veins are the "capillaries" of buttonwood, which draw nutrients from the earth and release fresh oxygen for nature.

There are two maple trees beside the buttonwood tree, and the maple leaves quietly turn into burgundy with the change of seasons. From a distance, the red leaves are like small flames, which are extremely gorgeous against the washed sky in late autumn. Maple leaves are about the size of buttonwood leaves. It has five leaves, the two closest to the two sides are small, the two in the middle are medium, and the longest and largest in the middle, especially like a palm.

I also saw many autumn leaves, including pine leaves as sharp as needles, Hollyleaf, which is evergreen all the year round, and willow leaves that have gradually dried up. ...

I like autumn, especially colorful leaves in autumn. Autumn has come, and she has returned to people with brisk steps. She brings people rich fruits and beautiful leaves. Ah! It is you-autumn leaves that bring people a colorful world. ...

Maple leaves in autumn are like flames and red slaps. They are so cute. Walking under the maple tree, the falling maple leaves turn around you and turn to you wittily. Pick up a maple leaf at your feet. If you look closely, you can see its stem veins, which are thin and long. Maple leaves generally have four forks and the edges are like serrated lace. How beautiful!

In autumn, pine trees are the strongest! You see, the leaves of pine trees are like embroidery needles, flashing green in the sun, hugging each other in clusters, as if covered with a emerald coat.

Look, ginkgo has come to join in the fun! Its leaves are like a small folding fan, generally divided into three and a half petals, golden yellow, with wavy lace on the edge, and the stems and veins are not easy to find. On the other hand, it is a bit like a "little skirt"! Well done!

Autumn leaves, with different shapes, are beautiful! Strangely, Liu Yuxi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, said that "autumn has been sad and lonely since ancient times, and I said that autumn is not as good as spring"!