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篇一：五年级上册英语手抄报

篇二： 五年级英语手抄报

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奇妙的英语世界

Always aim for achievement and forget about

success.

永久要争取往做出成绩，别往多斟酌

成功

.

小朋友们，我们要像这句话说的那样不管做甚么事情都要有一股冲劲，不论是否成功

只要做到自己想要的结果就好，我们的英语学习也是一样的，现在就来欣赏英语手抄报吧。< /p>

小朋友们，

在生活中我们要有进步，

在英语的学习上我们也要有进步哦，

不 能只是一直在原

地踏步，这样离我们想要的成功只会愈来愈远哦。

篇三：英语手抄报素材

2012

级“编写手抄报”实践活动计划

具体要求：

1

、以小组为单位编写一份

8

开

8

版的英文手抄报。

2

、

Front

page

在整版纸

的右上方；

必须 有刊头，

刊头下写明

Exhibition of Practice Course (Dec., 2008

–

Jan., 2009) by

Team *, Class **, School of Foreign Studies, Hunan University of Science & Technol ogy

；

刊

名自拟，还可自创标志。< /p>

3

、选编内容和自创内容各占一半，题 材健康，图片、花边等不超

过版面的三分之一。

自创内容

（文章末尾用

by ***

，

并在标题处设计一标志表明凡带有此标

志的文章属自创作品）与编选内容（文章 末尾用

from ***

）各半；每个版面一个主题，各栏

目都应围绕主题。

4

、在报纸的合适位置写明

Consultative Committee:

Faculty of Major (1),

School

of

Foreign

Studies,

Hunan

University

of

Science

&

Technology;

Supervisor:

***;

Editor-in-chief: ***; Editor:***;

Designer: ***; Members: ***,***

。

<A1>

I see the bread-winner still working hard under the fervent sun, soaking with sweat. I see mothers

and wives devoting themselves fully on the domestic chores, waiting her husband and child back

home. I see the children playing on the school ground, enjoying themselves totally in the care-free

world with naive smile on their face. But I also see the concrete gigantic buildings collapsing in

the twinkle of eyes, only hearing the slam bang and seeing the floating ashes on the sky. I see the

men crying for their wives and children desperately towards the ruins. I also see a large crowds

lying on the ground, which is floating with flood.

The

above

are

the

images

I

can

imagine

before

and

after

the

earthquake

about

Wenchuang

earthquake in ly,our China takes place more and more

natural disasters in recent years, such as mudslide, drought, earthquake, floods and so on, through

which many people suffer a lot, both in material and in spirit aspects.

So we should think the urgent problem: why our China suffers more and more natural disasters in

recent

years?

Excessive

deforestation,

grazing

and

exploiting

resources

inordinately

may

be

the

reasons, for many of us hold the conception that the natural resources is endless and human beings

control

the

nature.

And

the

facts

evidence

that

they

are

woefully

mistaken,

for

nature

begins

revenging on the enemies-our human beings through his own ways.

Therefore,

we

should

seat

down

and

think

patiently

and

calmly

how

to

deal

with

this

urgent

situation,

otherwise,

we

would

be

responsible

for

the

consequences

one

day

for

what

we

have

done to the nature.(By

Chen Huanya)

<A2>

<B1>

Protecting Nature(

保护自然

)

China has a very long and brilliant history, whose people are so friendly and hospitable. But I am

wondering

why

some

people

pay

such

little

attention

to

the

environment

and

nature.

In

many

places of the countryside, rivers have become stinking sewers and brooks have disappeared. Heaps

of garbage obstructs the scarce flow of dirty water. The grounds are littered with plastic bottles

and bags. People are cutting down trees even though it is illegal. In some towns, rubbish is hidden

behind walls. Garbage cans are often of little use, making cleaners must rush all day long and also

by night to clean the rubbish.

To make things worse, as a result of modernization, pollution is a serious problem. Nowadays we

often breathe the dusty air and drink the dirty water. What's more, we always suffer from the

noise and the heavy light pollution. I'm really tired of this life. I want to change it. If I have a

chance, I will get up early to see the suise, in order to embrace our nature.

As far as I'm concerned, our nature is our mother. She offers us everything we want or need.

If our nature disappears, human-beings will be in great danger. Therefore, we must love our nature

unconditionally. Don't always ask too much from her but return her nothing. Moreover, as

her sons and daughters, we should always appreciate for her bounty.

(By Yin Kemin)

<B2>

An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of

energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves. The seismicity, seismism or seismic

activity of an area refers to the frequency, type and size of earthquakes experienced over a period

of time.

At

the

Earth's

surface,

earthquakes

manifest

themselves

by

shaking

and

sometimes

displacement

of

the

ground.

When

the

epicenter

of

a

large

earthquake

is

located

offshore,

the

seabed may be displaced sufficiently to cause a tsunami. Earthquakes can also trigger landslides,

and occasionally volcanic activity.

In its most general sense, the word earthquake is used to describe any seismic event

—

whether

natural or caused by humans

—

that generates seismic waves.

Earthquakes are caused mostly by rupture of geological faults, but also by other events such as

volcanic activity, landslides, mine blasts, and nuclear tests. An

earthquake's point of initial rupture is called its focus or hypocenter. The epicenter is the

point at ground level directly above the hypocenter.

(From Wikipedia ) <B3> Extratropical

Cyclones(

温带气旋

)

Extratropical cyclones, sometimes called mid-latitude cyclones, are a group of cyclones defined

as

synoptic

scale

low

pressure

weather

systems

that

occur

in

the

middle

latitudes

of

the

Earth

(outside

the

tropics)

not

having

tropical

characteristics,

and

are

connected

with

fronts

and

horizontal gradients in temperature and dew

point

otherwise

known

as

"baroclinic

zones".

As

with

tropical

cyclones,

they

are

known

by

different

names

in

different

regions.

The

most

intense

extratropical

cyclones

cause

widespread disruption and damage to society.. Heat waves(

热季狂潮

)

A heat wave is a period of unusually and excessively hot weather. The worst heat wave in recent

history was the European Heat Wave of 2003.

A

summer

heat

wave

in

Victoria,

Australia,

created

conditions

which

fuelled

the

massive

bushfires in 2009. Melbourne experienced three days in a row of

temperatures

exceeding

40

°

C

(104

°

F)

with

some

regional

areas

sweltering

through

much