In daily study, work or life, everyone has dealt with composition. Composition is a narrative method that expresses the meaning of a theme through words through human thought consideration and language organization. So, how to write an essay? Below are 8 fourth-grade essays on a corner of campus that I compiled for everyone for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need. A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition Part 1

Approaching our campus, you can see the bright five-star red flag fluttering in the blue sky. The five-star red flag is on the east side of the school, inside the flag-raising platform. The flag-raising platform is surrounded by flower beds, and there are trees guarding both sides of the flag-raising platform. The trunk of a tree is straight, as are its branches. Green leaves grow densely on brown branches, like clusters of coral. They compete to see who is taller. The trees stood upright on both sides of the stage, like honest guards faithfully guarding the solemn red flag. There are several roses in the flower bed. When the breeze blows, the branches of the roses sway gently, like a beautiful girl combing her hair, as if welcoming people, and saying coquettishly: "Come and see." "How beautiful it is here!" There are neat grasses in the flower bed, which are neatly trimmed by workers and arranged in an orderly manner. There are many charming landscapes on campus: there are peaches being harvested by bees and peach blossoms being harvested by bees; there are tall locust trees; there are bright orchids... Look! How beautiful our campus is! A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition Part 2

When you walk into the door of Shen No. 4 Primary School, the first thing you see is the wide playground. However, when you look back, the ivy trees all over the wall are so fresh green, very comfortable to look at and there is no overlap. When the wind blows, the leaves on the wall begin to dance, wave after wave. It brings a refreshing feeling to the teachers in the office.

From a distance, the leaves on that wall are so brightly green, as if they were painted with green paint. Autumn is here, why do the leaves on the wall become colorful? If you look carefully, it turns out that it is an ivy causing trouble! It was turned into red, yellow, green, and yellow with red by the magician's autumn wind... Sometimes the wind passed by, and the ivy would make a "rustling" sound. This is the image of the leaves. Professional "dancers" were playing in the air. When they were tired, they fell to the ground to rest... I love our beautiful and lovely ivy, and we love our campus even more. A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition Part 3

I study in Xiaolin Town Central Primary School. Our campus is very big. I heard from the teacher that it has 75 acres of land and it is very beautiful.

When you come to the school gate, the first thing you see is the seven shining golden characters of Xiaolin Town Central Primary School, which are attached to the vermilion granite and under the golden sunshine. , those seven big characters are shining and very dazzling. Moreover, these seven characters were written by the famous calligrapher Qi Gong.

When you walk into the school gate, at first glance, you can see that it is almost all green. I heard from the teacher that greening alone takes up 35 acres of land.

On both sides, several camphor trees stand upright, like a few strong soldiers guarding our campus. The roots of those trees are brown, thick and strong. Although it is early autumn now, the leaves of the camphor tree are still green and very dense. One cluster is piled on top of another cluster without leaving any gaps. If the sun shines on it, the leaves look green and emerald. , shining brightly in our eyes, as if there is a new life trembling on every green leaf. The trees on this beautiful campus! There are also red maples! It's shaped like a child's palm, and its color is fiery red, as if it's been drunk. Early autumn has arrived, but the lawn is still green. The leaves on the trees fell on the lawn and dotted it. From a distance, it looked like a flower carpet spread on the lawn. The campus cannot be without fragrant flowers! look! There are several sweet-scented osmanthus trees planted on the lawn, hey! What a pity! The sweet-scented osmanthus hasn't bloomed yet. But under my careful observation, I found a white osmanthus flower, fully unfolded, with small and exquisite leaves, like a small eye. It has a fragrant aroma that will surely captivate you once you smell it.

Haha! Our campus is beautiful! A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition 4

Our school has tall teaching buildings, green grassy football fields, and fully functional science and art buildings... Among them, I like the long one on the left side of the school gate the most. gallery.

In spring, the flowers in the corridor slowly sprouted small green buds. The fresh green seemed to tell us the arrival of spring and the departure of winter. In late spring, the small buds grow light green leaves, and some have already opened buds.

In summer, the flowers and leaves in the corridor gradually turn dark green. When a gust of wind blows, the leaves sing and dance, as if they are warmly welcoming the arrival of summer. And it will also make you feel like the green elf is fanning you from the summer heat. After a few days, the little flowers bloomed with their own smiles, trying to make their beauty bloom to the extreme. A wisp of wind blew by, and the flowers danced gracefully. The colorful colors and dark green leaves made you feel that there was a beautiful picture in front of you. painting.

In autumn, the flowers slowly wither, some leaving dark green leaves, and some leaving pieces of golden fallen leaves.

In winter, the weather is cold, and the flowers are sleeping soundly, waiting for the arrival of the next spring.

Standing at the entrance of the corridor and looking at it at a glance, the corridor is full of tender green leaves and thick vines. There are also a few wisterias that have just been budded under the green leaves. The vines in the corridor are very strange. They are long and thick, tightly wrapped around the iron rods, and even braided like twists. How strange!

Looking at the corridor from a high place, the top is covered with countless purple leaves and orange firecrackers, and the flowers are in full bloom. The petals of bougainvillea are triangular, and each petal is purple. I really want to pick a few to make a garland. The shape of the firecracker flowers is like firecrackers, one string after another, as if they are about to explode. There are still several wisterias hanging on the edge of the top of the corridor. Some of those wisterias are already in full bloom and are purple. The ones that are still buds are pink and white, and slowly grow into purple.

This colorful painting adds a beautiful scenery to our school. I love this warm school, and I love this beautiful corridor even more. A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition Part 5

In the northeast corner of our campus, there is a small garden.

The small garden is full of books, flowers, and grass, and it is full of greenery. As soon as you enter, the first thing you see is a green passage made of grape trellises, which makes you walk there involuntarily. There is also a very tall persimmon tree and magnolia tree inside.

At the beginning of spring, the magnolia flowers bloomed with smiles one by one. The magnolia tree is very dignified, beautiful, graceful and luxurious. Its flowers are not pure white, but white with a hint of green. The flower was as smooth and tender as brocade. There are many rose flowers planted around the tree. When spring comes, they also bloom with smiling faces. Some are red, white, pink, and some are white with red inside. They are really colorful and colorful. There are also busy bees and butterflies flying among the flowers.

There is also a small semi-circular pavilion in the garden. The pavilion is covered with wisteria. The flowers of the wisteria are in bunches like grapes. From time to time, there is a refreshing fragrance. . When the weather is hot, we sit under the pavilion to enjoy the cool weather. There is an open space in front of the pavilion for me to play and have fun. If I get tired or thirsty, I can sit on the stone bench and rest around the stone table. I can also play poker, chess, and top on it.

One time, the Chinese teacher led the students to the small garden to write observation diaries. The students were intoxicated by the fragrance of purple wisteria flowers and surrounded by little bees. I wrote down this extraordinary observation trip in my own notes.

Every time I go to the small dining table after school, I pass by the small garden and go there to play, and I don’t want to leave until I am completely happy. This small garden embellishes our campus and makes our campus more beautiful. What is your campus like? A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition Part 6

Speaking of a corner of the campus, my favorite is of course the flag-raising platform.

There is a straight flagpole erected in the middle of the flag-raising platform. The five-star red flag is fluttering in the wind. It is so red, like a flame burning in the sky. When the wind stopped, it hung down and surrounded the head of the flagpole, like an upright red-tasseled gun or a towering torch.

There are some flowers and plants around the flagpole. It is spring now. Green grass, red leaves, and colorful flowers are all gathered together like a market. It is extremely beautiful.

Red are flowers, pink petals, clusters, dazzling red, intoxicatingly beautiful, like lovely smiling faces; look at the green grass, pieces, clusters, so green. Bright, so bright and clear; look, the little buds that have just grown are like emerald green pearls, extremely beautiful

Looking from a distance, the flag-raising platform looks like a face already ashamed. The blushing little girl danced ballet lightly. Her movements were so soft and her dancing posture was so beautiful. When the "little girl" finished dancing the ballet, the banyan tree next to her applauded her with its leaves. If you don't believe it, listen: rustle, rustle, rustle, rustle—! Those flowers and plants seemed to be "her" skirt, the "skirt" 'The colors are so bright; so rich; so colorful.

The intoxicating fragrance of flowers, the energetic national flag and flagpole and the surrounding green grass paint a beautiful and charming corner of the campus! A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition 7

Our school is a beautiful campus. When you walk into our campus, you will find that our school is full of green trees, with green trees everywhere and famous quotes everywhere.

There are three or four loquat trees planted beside the school playground. They are full of life, and the leaves of the loquat trees are thick. After the fruit is produced, don’t mention how delicious it is. I guarantee that you will still want to eat it after eating it. Whenever the breeze blows, the leaves of the loquat tree tremble and make a rustling sound, as if they are saying hello to us.

After class, some students played under the tree, while others rested under the tree, and everyone breathed the fresh air together. Full of energy and happy.

When summer comes, he becomes our parasol again. This is our campus, our campus is full of green. I love our school, but I love the loquat trees in the school even more. A Corner of the Campus Fourth Grade Composition Chapter 8

Throughout the year, only the spring is the most beautiful; from all over the world, only the sea is the most beautiful, and in our campus, only the ten-meter-long grape corridor is the most beautiful.

As soon as you enter the campus, you can see a long grape corridor. Thick vine leaves climbed up hurriedly and secretly along the railing, but who knows how it grows so lush and leafy? How does it enjoy the sunshine and receive the moisture from the rain? It is so tiny, such an unknown seed, spreading and extending inadvertently. Finally, it grows up and shelters the students from the wind and rain; in summer, it blocks the strong light of the sun. Finally, it grows up and matures, forming a fruit. Fruit came out. The crystal clear grapes are hanging all over the branches. The green ones are like emeralds and the red ones are like agates. One by one, one by one, they have become the most beautiful scenery.

Under the long grapevine, there is a medium-sized stone bench. There is a circle of low stone benches around a square stone table, specially built for students to study and play chess. Reading and playing chess under the long grape corridor while smelling the refreshing fruity aroma is really a unique experience!

Next to the stone tables and benches, the most common thing is the flower bed. Those clusters of flowers are blooming in full bloom. You won't let me, I won't let you, not to be outdone [Note: Show: show, express. Not willing to show that you are worse than others. It means that they want to compete and compare themselves. ], red like fire; pink like clouds; white like snow, some are in bud; some are still just flowers, and some have already bloomed, showing a smiling face.

The red flowers, the green leaves, the stone benches, and the grape corridor also attracted many students.

Every summer at noon, students come one after another. Some pick up their books and run to the stone table impatiently; some squat by the altar, admiring the blooming flowers. Smelling the fragrance, some kept jumping up and down under the grape corridor, just to pick the tempting grapes, and some played hide-and-seek in the shade of the trees.

The Grape Corridor becomes more beautiful because of the students!