校园环境卫生大扫除活动英语作文

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My Big Cleaning Adventure!

Wow, what a fun day we had at school last Friday! It was the annual Campus Cleanup and all the students got to help make our school neat and tidy. I was so excited because I just love helping out however I can.

It all started when Mrs. Johnson, my awesome 3rd grade teacher, got our class together on the reading rug bright and early. \"Alright boys and girls,\" she said in her kind voice, \"Today is a very special day. It's time for our big Campus Cleanup!\" We all started cheering because we knew how much fun it would be. \"Now, now, settle down,\" Mrs. Johnson continued with a smile. \"Before we get started, we need to go over some important rules. First, always listen to your teacher or parent volunteer. Don't wander off alone. Second, be very careful with any tools or equipment you use. Things like rakes, shovels, and trash bags may seem simple, but they can be dangerous if not

used properly. And finally, have fun! Getting our hands dirty is all part of the experience.\"

After her little speech, it was time to get our assignments. I crossed my fingers, hoping to get a really good job. Mrs. Johnson pulled out a big hat full of popsicle sticks with different roles written on them. One by one, we each got to pick a stick. I reached way down to the bottom and pulled out...landscaper! Yes, I got to work outside in the gardens and green spaces around campus. That's exactly what I wanted!

First up was the kindergarten playground area. My best friend Michael and I grabbed some rakes and big trash bags. We worked as a team, raking up all the leaves, sticks, and mud that had collected over the fall and winter. We made sure to pick up any litter too, like old candy wrappers or broken toys that had been left behind. My muscles were getting tired but I didn't mind one bit!

Next we headed over to the big field behind the school building. This is where kids have gym class and recess in nice weather. We joined up with some other landscaping crews and spread out across the whole grassy area. I focused on using my rake to comb through the field, pulling up clumps of dead grass

and pushing them into one big pile. Some of the bigger kids used shovels and wheelbarrows to collect the grass clippings. We took a quick break for a water and snack break. I was already tired and sweaty but so proud of all our hard work! The playground looked brand new again and the field was perfectly groomed. But we still had a couple gardens left to tidy up before the day was done.

Behind the cafeteria there are some really pretty flower gardens that had gotten overgrown and messy over the winter months. Mrs. Garcia, the school gardener, showed us how to properly pull out weeds, being careful not to uproot any of the actual plants and flowers. With her guidance, we dug up every last weed and cleaned out all the dead, brittle leaves and branches. We even got to plant some fresh new flowers to make the garden vibrant and colorful again. I loved getting my hands dirty while doing something so rewarding!

My very last job of the day was helping rake out the pebble garden in the front entrance circle. We had to be extra careful not to accidentally fling any of the tiny rocks everywhere. Slowly and methodically, we raked up every last leaf and twig. We even got out dustpans and brushes to sweep up every last speck of

dirt. When we were finally done, that pebble garden looked like a brand new zen space, just like it's supposed to!

Phew, I was dusty, sweaty, and completely tuckered out by the end of our big Campus Cleanup day. But it was also so much fun and rewarding to get my hands dirty while making a difference for our school. I felt so proud looking around at how fresh, clean, and beautiful everything looked after all our hard work.

After cleaning ourselves up a bit, we all gathered in the cafeteria for a little closing celebration. The principal, Mr. Roberts, thanked all the students, teachers, and parent volunteers for pitching in. \"Just look around at our stunning campus!\" he exclaimed. \"Our school has never looked better thanks to your amazing efforts today.\" We all cheered and patted ourselves on the back. Finally, we got to enjoy some delicious pizza and lemonade as a special treat.

On the way home, my mom asked me how my big cleaning adventure went. With a big proud smile, I gave her every single detail about my exciting day out in the gardens. I couldn't wait to do it all again next year! Keeping our campus beautiful is hard work, but it's also incredibly fulfilling. I'm just an elementary kid, but I know I can make a big difference when I put in a little elbow

grease. Here's to many more successful Campus Cleanups to come!

篇2

My Big Day Helping Clean Up School!

Hooray, it was finally here - the big campus clean-up day at my elementary school! I had been looking forward to this special event for weeks. You see, keeping our school nice and clean is super important to me and all my classmates. A dirty, messy campus just isn't a fun place to learn and play.

The day started off crisp and sunny as I walked through the front gates right at 8 AM sharp, just like I was supposed to. The teachers had set up stations all around the different areas of the school with supplies for cleaning. There were rakes and trash bags near the grassy fields. By the playground, there were buckets filled with soapy water and lots of big sponges. Over near the basketball courts, there were brooms and dustpans. My class was assigned to start in the main courtyard, which is that big open area right in the middle of the school buildings. It definitely needed some attention! There were little pieces of paper, dried up leaves, and even a few broken pencils scattered all over the ground. No problem, we were ready to get to work!

\"OK class, let's get started by splitting up into teams,\" Mrs. Jackson said in her kind teacher voice. \"Each team will be responsible for one section of the courtyard. And remember, teamwork is everything today!\"

I was paired up with my best friends Jamal and Alicia on one team. The three of us make a pretty great team if I do say so myself! Jamal is super strong so he can carry the heaviest trash bags. Alicia is really observant and doesn't let anything get past her eyes. And I like to think I'm pretty good at rallying the troops and keeping everyone motivated.

Once we had our section mapped out, it was time to get down to business. We each grabbed one of those long stick trash grabbers so we didn't have to bend over a million times. Smart, right? I spotted a crumpled up potato chip bag right away and scooped it up with my grabber. Jamal dragged a big broken tree branch over to our trash bag pile. Alicia was busy picking up every single little leaf and piece of paper, making sure not to leave anything behind.

\"This is easy peasy!\" I shouted enthusiastically as I stabbed at a plastic water bottle on the ground with my grabber. Cleaning up was kind of fun if you made a little game of it.

As we worked our way across our section of the courtyard, slowly but surely it started looking better and better. No more litter anywhere, just a fresh clean slate! By the time we got to the end, our three trash bags were completely stuffed to the brim. We had to call Mrs. Jackson over to take them away and give us new bags to start again.

\"My goodness, you three have been working so hard!\" Mrs. Jackson smiled down at us. \"I'm going to make sure the principal knows what a fantastic job you did over here.\"

We just grinned from ear to ear, feeling proud of our accomplishments so far. A couple hours later, it was time to switch over to a new job - this time we were on playground clean-up duty with some other classes. This area was bigger but we had more people to help.

First order of business: sweep up all the woodchips and fallen leaves under the swingsets and slide. Next: wipe down all the plastic surfaces to get rid of any sticky spots or dirt. We used big thick brushes to scrub the bottom of the swirly slide to make it look shiny and new. I have to admit, going down that slide when it was all freshly cleaned felt like sliding through a rainbow! By the time lunch rolled around, we had conquered pretty much all the main areas - the courtyard, the playgrounds, even

the basketball courts. We plopped down on the fresh grass, our clothes a little dirty but our spirits bright. Mrs. Jackson and the other teachers brought out a humongous pack of pizza to say thanks for all our hard work. Nothing tastes better than pizza after a long morning of serious cleaning!

\"Thanks for pitching in big time today, everyone,\" the principal, Mr. Davis, said as we munched away on our slices. \"The whole campus is looking just wonderful, all thanks to you hardworking kids. A clean school is a happy school!\"

He was right, you know. As I looked around at the freshly raked fields, the new woodchips under the swings, and best of all my squeaky clean courtyard, I felt a huge smile spread across my face. Spending an entire day cleaning wasn't just hard work - it was incredibly rewarding too! Knowing I helped make my school look beautiful gave me a serious sense of pride and accomplishment.

Sure, picking up litter and scrubbing surfaces had been kind of tiring. But it was worth every second of effort to be able to run and play in a totally clean, refreshed environment. Fresh air, fresh surroundings, fresh start! From that day on, I made a personal pledge to always do my part to keep our campus looking its best.

After all, we have to take care of the place where we spend most of our days.

At the very end, I had just one teensy tiny regret about the whole experience: I wish I had brought an extra pair of socks! My feet were squeaking against the bottoms of my shoes from walking around in my soggy old socks all day. Oh well, I guess that's just the price you pay for becoming a Litter Lifting, Grime Fighting, Cleaning Superhero! I would do it all again in a heartbeat to keep my school sparkling. Here's to many more campus clean-up days to come!

篇3

The Big Campus Cleanup Day!

Oh boy, I've been looking forward to telling you all about the big campus cleanup day we had at my school last month! It was like nothing I've ever experienced before. Get ready for an exciting story full of hard work, teamwork, and a whole lot of trash!

It all started a few weeks ago when my teacher, Mrs. Johnson, announced that our entire school would be participating in a huge cleanup effort. She explained that keeping our campus

clean and beautiful is super important for the environment and for making sure we have a nice place to learn and play every day. At first, I wasn't really sure what to think. Picking up trash didn't exactly sound like my idea of fun. But Mrs. Johnson seemed really fired up about it, so I decided to have an open mind. Little did I know just how amazing it would turn out to be! A week before the big day, we started preparing in our classrooms. We learned all about why it's so important to reduce waste and keep our neighborhoods litter-free. Did you know that plastic bottles can take 450 years or more to decompose? That's definitely not cool for Mother Nature!

We also spent time making colorful signs and posters to get everyone at school excited about the cleanup. My poster had a friendly green robot saying \"Litter Bugs, Be Gone!\" I thought it looked pretty spiffy if I do say so myself.

Finally, cleanup day arrived! I woke up early, had a huge breakfast to get plenty of energy, and put on my favorite green t-shirt. Green is the color of the environment, after all. My mom packed me a lunch full of snacks and gave me an encouraging high-five as I headed out the door.

When I arrived at school, I could hardly believe my eyes. There were students, teachers, parents, and volunteers from the community absolutely everywhere! Over 600 people had come together to help out. We split up into teams and got buckets, grabbers, gloves, and those pokey stick things to pick up any yucky messes.

Our principal called us all together and gave us a big pep talk about working hard and doing our part. Then she blew an ear-splitting whistle and yelled \"Let's get cleaning!\" That's when the magic happened.

Suddenly, everyone sprung into action like a well-oiled machine! We fanned out across every square inch of the campus - the parking lots, the playgrounds, the fields, the sidewalks, everywhere. We picked up every gum wrapper, soda can, plastic bag, and banana peel in sight.

At first it felt like the trash was never-ending. My bucket filled up within the first 20 minutes! But we didn't let that discourage us. We just kept going, getting a refill on our supplies, and continuing our cleanup crusade.

It was amazing to see how we all worked together as a team. The little kindergarteners were just as enthusiastic as the big 5th graders like me. We encouraged each other, cheered each other

on, and made sure to leave no twig, leaf, or candy wrapper behind!

We found all sorts of crazy things too - enough to fill a junk museum! There was an old bike pedal, a bunny slipper, hundreds of straw wrappers, and I even uncovered a mysterious rubber duck beneath the jungle gym. Who could have left that there? As the hours went by, I could see our progress unfolding before my very eyes. The grass started looking greener, the sidewalks became more sparkly, and the playgrounds were returned to their former glory. Is there anything better than that new-campus smell?

One of my favorite moments was when I found an old jar filled with coins that someone must have dropped or lost long ago. The lunch monitors let me keep it, so now I have almost 5 to put towards a new sketching notebook! Thanks, whoever left that behind.

Around lunchtime, we took a break to refuel with our packed meals. I sat with a group of friends, and we shouted \"Go Green Machine!\" after every bite, like a weird food cheer. Goofy, I know, but it kept us motivated!

Once our bellies were full, we headed right back out to continue our cleaning conquest. I was starting to get pretty tuckered out, but seeing how far we'd come gave me an extra boost of energy to keep pushing.

Before I knew it, the final cleanup whistle was blown, and it was time to wrap things up. All of the teams came back to the main yard, showing off our prolific piles of trash hauls. I'd never seen so many bags of garbage in my life! It was mind-boggling to think that it had all been littered across our school.

The parents and volunteers ended up hauling over 2,000 pounds of waste from our relatively small campus. Mrs. Johnson was absolutely floored when she heard that number. We had all worked so hard, and it showed in the dazzling cleanliness that now surrounded us.

At the end, we had a little ceremony to celebrate our efforts. A few kids got to make speeches, and I was chosen to talk about teamwork! I talked about how we accomplished so much more by working together as a unified green team. Calleb even put together a slideshow of photos showing our progress. I could hardly believe how different the before and after looked.

As I looked around at my beaming classmates, gallant parent volunteers, and proud principal, I felt something I'd never felt

before - the power of what a community can achieve when they join together for a greater good. Who knew picking up trash could fill your heart with so much joy and pride?

Ever since that fateful cleanup day, I've tried my absolute best to always be conscious of littering. I hang up those little baggies in my room specifically for collecting granola wrappers now. And I've gotten my whole family into the habit of doing a mini clean-up whenever we go to the park or beach. It feels awesome to give back to the planet that gives us so much! But single efforts can only do so much. That's why I can't wait for our school's next big cleanup day coming up soon. In just one morning, we were able to transform our entire campus into a gleaming example of environmental stewardship. With every candy wrapper and plastic bottle we collect, we're helping make the world a \"litterally\" better place.

So there you have it - the story of the big campus cleanup day that rocked my world! I may have started the day feeling a little skeptical, but I left with a heart full of green spirit and the belief that small acts can create huge positive changes. Now when's the next cleanup? I'll be first in line with my grabbers and Team Go Green! shirts ready to go!

篇4

Here's an essay about a campus clean-up activity, written in a style suitable for an elementary school student. The essay is approximately 2,000 words long and is written in English. Our Big Campus Clean-Up Day!

Last Saturday was a really special day at our school. It was our big Campus Clean-Up Day! All the students, teachers, and even some parents came together to make our school look neat and tidy. We had so much fun working hard and helping to keep our campus clean and beautiful.

The day started early in the morning when we all gathered in the schoolyard. The principal gave a speech about how important it is to take care of our school environment. She said that a clean campus makes us feel happy, healthy, and proud of our school. After her speech, we split up into different teams and got our assignments.

My team was in charge of picking up litter around the playground area. We put on our work gloves and grabbed some trash bags. Then we spread out and started looking for any pieces of trash, like candy wrappers, plastic bottles, or old papers.

It was like a big treasure hunt, but instead of looking for treasure, we were collecting trash!

At first, the playground didn't look too messy. But as we started looking more closely, we found lots of little pieces of litter hiding in the corners and under the equipment. We even found an old sneaker buried in the mulch! We worked really hard, and by the end, our trash bags were completely full. Some other teams were sweeping the walkways and gathering up fallen leaves and branches. Others were cleaning out the flower beds and pulling up any weeds they found. A few teams even got to wash the windows and walls to make them sparkling clean.

During our break time, we got to have a special snack of fresh fruits and juices. It was really yummy and gave us plenty of energy to keep working hard.

After our break, my team moved on to another area – the football field. This time, we didn't just pick up litter, but we also used rakes to spread out the wood chips evenly across the ground. We worked together, raking in lines, and made the whole field look fresh and new.

The last area we cleaned was the outdoor classroom. We swept up all the leaves and dirt, and then we got to wash down the benches and tables. By the time we were done, it looked like a brand new space, ready for our next outdoor lesson.

Throughout the day, we kept seeing the principal and some teachers walking around with big smiles on their faces. They looked so pleased to see how hard we were all working and how much progress we were making.

Finally, after many hours of hard work, we finished our clean-up tasks. We all gathered back in the schoolyard, tired but feeling so accomplished. The principal thanked us for our amazing efforts and told us how proud she was of our teamwork and dedication.

As I looked around our beautiful, clean campus, I felt a sense of pride and ownership. This was our school, and we had all played a part in making it look so wonderful. I knew that when we came back to school on Monday, we would appreciate our clean environment even more.

The best part was that the clean-up day wasn't just about making our school look nice – it was also about teaching us the importance of taking care of our environment and working together as a community. We learned that even small actions,

like picking up a piece of litter, can make a big difference when we all do our part.

I can't wait for our next Campus Clean-Up Day! It was hard work, but it was also a lot of fun. And now, whenever I see a piece of trash on the ground, I'll be sure to pick it up and do my part to keep our school looking beautiful.

篇5

The Big Campus Cleanup Day!

Oh boy, I was so excited when Ms. Miller announced that our whole school would be having a Campus Cleanup Day! I just love when we get to do special activities like that at school. It's way more fun than just sitting at our desks all day long.

The day before the cleanup, Ms. Miller reminded us about all the important rules. We had to wear our green school shirts and our trusty old jeans or pants that we didn't mind getting dirty. Close-toed shoes were a must so we didn't stub our toes while we worked. Hats and sunscreen were also really important since we'd be out in the sun a lot.

Bright and early the next morning, my mom helped me put on sunscreen before I left for school. I grabbed my favorite

gardening gloves and a reusable grocery bag to use for collecting trash. I could hardly wait to get started!

When I got to school, I saw that Parent Volunteers had already set up stations all around the campus with rakes, shovels, brooms, trash bags, and buckets. The PTA moms had made lemon-iced water and had trays of orange slices ready to keep us hydrated throughout the morning. There were even little safety whistles for us to wear around our necks just in case we needed help from the teachers.

After the morning bell, we all went outside to the kickball field. Mr. Hendricks used a mega-phone to divide us up into cleanup crews and give us our morning assignments. My crew was assigned to clean up the area around the basketball courts and playground. We gathered our supplies and got started right away.

I noticed there was a lot of trash around the outside of the basketball court fence, like half-squished juice boxes and single socks. How does a single sock even end up there?! My friend Alice and I decided to take that section.

Alice and I used litter grabbers to pick up the bigger pieces of trash and dropped them into our trash bags. For the tiny stuff, we used brooms to sweep it all into neat little piles before

scooping it up with our dustpans. We made sure not to leave a single gum wrapper or candy bar crumple behind. I felt like a tidy-up superhero!

My buddy Steven was in charge of raking up all the leaves, twigs, and gross old fruit shells that had been tossed into the playground area over time. He worked up a major sweat pushing that huge rake back and forth under the slides and monkey bars. I gave him a cold cup of lemon-iced water when he started to look flushed.

Some other kids who didn't mind getting really dirty were pulling weeds and overgrown plants from the garden areas around the edges of the playground. My friend Tiana was on weed patrol. She told me she didn't mind getting her hands totally muddy because she wants to be a gardener when she grows up.

Every so often, Mr. Hendricks would blow his whistle to have us rotate jobs with our teammates. I got to try out every job before the morning was over - raking, sweeping, trash pickup, weed pulling, you name it! It was hard work but I had a total blast.

Around 11am, a few parents arrived with the most delicious pizza for us as a special treat. We got to rest in the shade,

re-apply our sunscreen, and refuel with slices of melty cheese pizza. The parents cranked up a boom box and we all danced around between bites to songs like \"Uptown Funk\" and \"Can't Stop the Feeling.\" We were having so much fun!

After our lunch break, we went back to work for the final afternoon push. We cleaned up all of the sports fields, checked the parking lots for litter, and did a final full sweep of the playground areas. We worked until every single nook and cranny sparkled!

Finally, Mr. Hendricks blew his whistle three times to let us know we were done for the day. We dragged our feet a little as we returned all the tools and equipment to the storage shed. I didn't want the fun to end!

My dad happened to be one of the parent volunteers that morning, so I got to ride home with him. On the way home, he kept calling me his \"little cleanup superstar.\" He said the whole campus looked brand new, like it had just been power-washed and polished from top to bottom. I felt so proud!

When we got home, I rushed inside to take my very first shower without being asked! Teamwork and fresh air had made me super sweaty and dusty, but I didn't even mind. I just kept thinking how amazing it felt to come together with my friends to

make our school look beautiful. Can't wait for next year's Campus Cleanup Day!