#语script# Introduction recitation refers to reading aloud. It is a creative activity that transforms written works into audio language. Lang, that is, the sound is loud and powerful. Chant, that is, recite. Reciting is a language art that uses a loud and powerful voice and combines various language means to perfectly express the thoughts and feelings of the work. Recitation is an important form of oral communication. This article is a collection of five recitation manuscripts of "I Grow Up" compiled by Kao.com. Welcome to read!

Recital Manuscript 1 of "I Grow Up" Once upon a time, under the care of many people, we were learning to speak and toddling.

Under the care of many people, we began to take the first step in life.

There are always so many eyes paying attention to us! So many!

There are always so many hands to take care of us! So many!

Mom, please let go of your warm hand and let me go forward alone on the bumpy road.

Dad, please let go of your loving hand, let me step on solid ground, and make friends with all difficulties and all victories.

Teacher, please let go of your caring hand. I ask you to believe that I am brave and will not bow my head in the face of any difficulties and setbacks.

I want to grow up! I want to grow up!

However, what does it mean to grow up?

My mother said: Growing up is from toddling to spreading your wings and flying high!

Dad said: Growing up is about learning a language from Yaya to speaking it well!

The teacher said: "Growing up is from a blank piece of paper to colorful things."

Oh! I see!

Growing up is a process of transformation!

Growing up is a growing experience!

Growing up is a happy thing!

We acquire knowledge as we grow up.

We gain happiness as we grow up.

Today, we have grown up!

Thank you, dad and mom, for giving us life.

Thanks to the teacher for imparting knowledge to us.

Thanks to our partners for helping us learn to share and take responsibility.

Mom and Dad, we solemnly declare to you: When we grow up, I ask you to retract your tired wings. We have enough courage to withstand the wind and waves of growth!

Dear teacher, we solemnly declare to you: we have grown up! We will study hard, make progress every day, and make new progress every day!

Dear father, mother and teacher, I ask you to rest assured that we are a boat that has set sail and will bravely sail to the sea and face the wind and waves!

Recital Manuscript 2 of "I Grow Up" With spring and autumn, winter and summer,

We are growing up.

However, what does it mean to grow up?

My mother said: Growing up is from toddling to spreading your wings and flying high!

Dad said: Growing up is about learning a language from Yaya to speaking it well!

The teacher said: "Growing up is from a blank piece of paper to colorful"

Oh! I see!

Growing up is a process of transformation!

Growing up is a growing experience!

Growing up is a happy thing!

We acquire knowledge as we grow up.

We gain happiness as we grow up.

Today, we have grown up!

Thanks to dad and mom for giving us life,

Thanks to teachers for imparting knowledge to us,

Thanks to our partners for letting us learn to share and take responsibility.

Dear father, mother and teacher,

(We have grown up!)

Please rest assured,

We will do well. Study and make progress every day,

We are a boat that has set sail,

We will bravely sail to the sea and face the wind and waves!

Recital Manuscript 3 of "I Grow Up" From the moment I was born, another life came here.

Every day after the birth, the family was filled with laughter and laughter.

I am 1 year old, I am learning to walk, my mother is holding my body,

My grandma is anxious on the other side, I walk crookedly,

You guys Praise me: "Baby, you are amazing!"

At the age of 2, I learned to speak,

I can call: "Grandpa, grandma, daddy, mommy."

I made you laugh hahaha.

Slowly, it got bigger and bigger,

Finally I could speak complete words.

At the age of 3, I learned to eat,

Holding a small spoon and a big bowl,

Swallowing it in big mouthfuls,

Grandma wiped the corners of my mouth.

When I came to kindergarten,

I cried because I missed you.

I stopped crying because kindergarten is as warm as home.

Recitation Chapter 4 of "I Grow Up" Dear teachers and classmates:

Hello everyone! My name is Wu Zihan, I am 6 years old this year. The title of my speech today is "Happy Baby".

At school, I am a role model for my classmates and a good baby in the teacher’s heart. I remember that during last year's "June 1st" activity, I memorized more than 30 pages of the "Three Character Classic" in one go. After hearing this, my teachers, classmates, and classmates' parents all praised me. My mother said that when I first entered the kindergarten, I was still a naughty kid. I often got under the table, and once I actually got under the table and fell asleep. The teacher and classmates all laughed when they saw it. Now that I have grown up, I will never dig into the table like I used to. In the garden, my friends and I studied together, played games together, and had a lot of fun.

At home, I am my father’s baby and my mother’s “little cotton-padded jacket”.

My father said that I was different from other babies when I was born. During the first forty days after I was born, I slept non-stop during the day and stared and cried loudly at night. Mom is so worried that she can't sleep every day. She touched here and there for a while, wondering what was wrong. In the middle of winter, my mother was so anxious that she broke into a sweat. In this way, under the care of my parents, I grew up day by day and became stronger. My mother often said to me with a smile: "My daughter is my little cotton-padded jacket and hot water bottle." Growing up, my mother has always been my closest friend. She talks to me intimately every day and listens to me talk about interesting things that happened in the kindergarten. thing. What I am most proud of is that my family has launched a "Daily Family Joke" column. The specific rule is that my father, mother and I must tell a joke every day. This column has been running since I was four years old. Mom seems to have an endless supply of jokes. I really admire her.

In this way, I grew up happily amidst my parents’ jokes. In my life there is only happiness and everyone’s love for me. I am a happy baby.

Recitation Chapter 5 of "I Grow Up" Dear teachers and students: Hello everyone! The title of my speech today is "I want to be an astronaut when I grow up." Why do I want to be an astronaut when I grow up? There are four main reasons: First, since I was in kindergarten, I have particularly liked reading books on astronomy and geography, especially picture albums on cosmic science and aerospace knowledge. Do you know what I’m thinking about most right now? Let me tell you: I really want to personally complete a Shenzhou series rocket space flight mission for the country! Secondly, I also want to explore the mysteries of the universe and do many meaningful things for mankind. For example, I want to take the latest space shuttle to see Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. I want to solve an unsolved mystery: whether there is a tenth planet in the solar system. I also want to invent a communicator and use this advanced communicator to communicate directly with aliens. This is all my dream, I must work hard to make these wishes come true! Thirdly, I think the astronauts’ clothes are very cool (please don’t laugh at me). I've always loved spacesuits, and I've done a lot of drawings of astronauts walking in space. The last time I saw Zhai Zhigang on TV, the moment he exited the Shenzhou-7 spacecraft, I was so excited: I said to myself, "They are so cool, I must be an astronaut!" I thought about how I could wear a spacesuit in space. Walking, that's really cool. Fourth, the pollution on the earth is becoming more and more serious, and the living environment of mankind is getting worse and worse. I want to go to outer space to see if there is any planet suitable for human survival. I want to find a beautiful home for human beings! I think my dream can definitely come true! Do you believe it?