My Paradise Composition 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (selected 13 articles)

Everyone has their own paradise, some are parks, some are class book corners, Some are game arcades. Where is your paradise? You can write an essay to introduce it to everyone! Below I have collected for you the contents of a 400-word fourth grade essay about my paradise. Welcome to learn from it!

My Paradise Composition 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 1)

The vast grassland is a paradise for cattle and sheep, the gurgling water is a paradise for fish and shrimp, and the blue sky is It is a paradise for birds, but the forest is my paradise of happiness.

The forest is so beautiful and peaceful. The warm sunshine shines on the forest, and the air is as fresh as freshly squeezed milk. Thick and tall trees stood upright, one, two, three... so many that they were countless. There are evergreen pine trees all year round, lush apple trees, and many trees that you can’t even describe or have seen before. They guard the forest like forest warriors. The grass everywhere wears green dresses and dances with the breeze; the flowers wear colorful skirts and compete with each other in their beauty. There was a chirping of insects and singing from among the branches, which was so pleasant to the ears. There were crows of chickens from deep in the forest, and groups of pheasants passed by, clucking in a low voice, and looking for food seriously.

Play hide and seek with friends in the huge forest. Find a tree, hide behind it, and secretly watch for people. When you are hungry or thirsty, find an open and clean place, take out snacks and drinks, cross your legs, talk and laugh while eating, how comfortable and comfortable it is.

Fight in the forest with your friends, pick up a pine cone at random, and throw the pine cone hard like a wounded bird hitting the opponent. As soon as the opponent dodges or dodges, the pine cone will be knocked aside. The trees made a "dong" sound. He picked up a wooden stick and jumped, and scenes of martial arts masters using only a wooden stick to defeat ten came to mind. However, as soon as the opponent dodged, the stick fell heavily on the tree nearby.

Find an open space at noon, rest in an undisturbed place, and watch the green leaves shining with happy spots in the sun and the breeze. It is so leisurely.

The forest is so free and leisurely! The forest is my paradise. My Paradise Composition 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 2)

The wheat field in the grove in front of my grandpa’s house was the cradle of my growth, my colorful childhood, and my paradise.

In spring, the big white geese raised their heads and flapped their wings in the pond. The big rooster held its head high and showed its red comb. The tall citron tree was covered with tender green leaves, hanging down like a little girl with disheveled hair. We lay on the lawn and watched the chirping birds and the stars like fireflies walking in the sky...

In summer, the big white geese take a bath in the pond. The big rooster walked forward step by step in the sunshine, so charming! The huge citron tree stretched its long ears like an old dog, forming a big shade. The native dogs in the countryside like to fight and enjoy the coolness below. And we chased and rolled on the fertile land...

In autumn, the cool breeze blows, and looking at the plump rice seems to contain many beautiful memories. The geese and chickens are all driven back into the nets . The citron became big and fragrant, so we used wooden sticks to pound the citron and hide and seek.

During the fruit-rich season, my cousin found a long, thin piece of wood covered with nails, stood on the fertile soil, and pounded the citron vigorously. He swallowed and frowned, staring intently at the big citron. The big citron seemed to be sweating nervously. A bird was frightened and flew away in a hurry. I stood on the curb and watched quietly. After a while, a citron that "had the upper hand" slipped into my cousin's bag. My cousin held the huge citron and shouted, "Zhou Jiayi, I picked it!" I widened my eyes, opened my mouth and nodded repeatedly. ah! This is OK. My cousin dug up the citron with a hoe. There was a lot of water and seeds inside. He patted his chest and said, "If you sow melons, you will get melons. If you sow beans, you will get beans. If you sow citrons, you will get citrons! It's the same truth." I pursed my lips. : "Okay, let's plant it!" Kill two birds with one stone! On the way, we saw an earthworm. My cousin picked up the earthworm and I was so scared that I backed away. Finally, we watched it leave and saw it twisting its soft and enchanting figure and scurrying into the soil.

It’s snowing heavily in winter. I really want to go out and play, but the adults won’t let me go. “Come back, I’m getting frostbite!”

My paradise is so simple that it couldn’t be simpler, but he stays with me. Grow up and accompany me to weave beauty in my childhood dreams! My Paradise Essay 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 3)

In my hometown, there is a beautiful small pond in front of the house covered by tall and dense weeds. Every summer, the water there, the fish there, the turtles, shells, and sand there all carry my full joy. It is my paradise.

There is a small waterfall in my paradise. Small fish and shrimps often swim down the waterfall and fall into the pond. As soon as they enter the pond, they fly up and down in the water and play together. . The shells on the bottom of the water shone with ever-changing light under the reflection of the sun, forming a sharp contrast with the small gray stones next to them. There is also white sand on the shore, which is small but very clean. There are always a few dragonflies flying on the surface of the pond, sometimes passing over the water. The whole pond is like a moving painting.

In the summer, I often take off my shoes and socks and step in the water. The water in the pool is not deep, just reaching my knees. Because the water in the pool is crystal clear, I often catch small fish or shrimps with the fishing net bag my father made for me. However, I will put them all back into the pond after a while. Because the pond is their real home. Occasionally I find some beautiful empty shells in the pond. I will fish them out, wash them, dry them and take them home. These are my favorite treasures. Sometimes I would play in the sand on the shore and build a sandcastle with the white sand on the shore. I want to use leaves to transfer the sandcastle to the water for small fish and shrimps to live in. However, the sandcastle fell apart as soon as it entered the water, and I had no choice but to move the "little house" back to the shore.

Autumn is here, the weather is getting colder and colder, and my mother does not allow me to go into the water anymore. But I can sit on the shore and throw steamed buns to the fish and shrimps. Seeing them fighting for food in the water, I kept saying: "Stop fighting, there is more here, eat quickly, I will go back to get it for you after eating." Even though I don't know them. Whether you can hear or not, whether you can understand or not. But after that, they didn't seem to be fighting so fiercely. But after calming down for a while, they will start fighting again.

This is my paradise, a place full of joy for me, small fish and shrimps, white sand, shells, stones, and waterfalls. My Paradise Composition 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 4)

There is a beautiful and interesting small vegetable garden in front of my grandma’s house in the countryside. The ingenious grandma kept the small vegetable garden in order. The crops grown in the vegetable garden are rich and colorful, including celery, cauliflower, corn, eggplant, coriander... In my eyes, they are like cute "elves". Grandma’s small vegetable garden is also my paradise.

Spring is the season when all things come back to life. When the sun lazily shines on this beautiful small vegetable garden, each "elf" becomes more and more energetic, allowing us to feel the vitality of nature. At this time, there will be a few naughty little sparrows staying in the vegetable garden, as if they are playing a hide-and-seek game with their companions. My friends and I also joined their game, riding bicycles and chasing them around the vegetable garden. In addition to small sparrows, sometimes a few small butterflies fly in and dance in the middle of the vegetable garden. The vegetable garden is bustling in the spring.

In summer, the "elves" in the vegetable garden were scorched listlessly by the scorching sun, and grandma was too hot to take care of her vegetable garden. But my friends and I were not afraid of the scorching sun. We still had fun playing water gun battles around the vegetable garden. When we fought, the "bullets" fired fell into the vegetable garden, as if they were brought to the crops in the vegetable garden. A hint of coolness. The vegetable garden is also lively in summer.

Autumn is a harvest season. At this time, the crops in the vegetable garden were all mature, including big and plump sweet potatoes, sweet corn, and eggplants wearing purple robes... Looking at the harvest of the small vegetable garden, my grandma smiled happily. My friends and I You chased me to help grandma transport the picked vegetables. The vegetable garden is still lively in autumn.

In winter, grandma covered the vegetable garden with a layer of plastic film, and all the crops seemed to have hibernated and fell asleep quietly. My friends and I also hid in the warm room and did not disturb their dreams. The vegetable garden is quiet in winter.

My grandma’s small vegetable garden is a paradise for me and my friends to play happily. There I have seen the changes in the vegetable garden throughout the year, and the small vegetable garden has also seen my growth. My Paradise Composition 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 5)

Everyone’s paradise is different. Some people’s paradise is in the library corner of the class, some people’s paradise is on the school’s basketball court, and some people’s paradise is in the school’s basketball court. There are rooms full of toys, and people’s paradise is in the yard of their home. And my paradise is in Xin District Park. It not only makes me happy, but also confiscates my disappointment!

I love the grass in the New District Park. It is green and very cute. On a sunny day, I like to lie gently on the grass. At this time, I can smell a hint of kindness from the fresh aroma of earth and grass, and feel the love of Mother Earth. Looking up at the sky, the smooth blue sky is like a polished sapphire, or like the exquisite blue satin woven by Qiao Niang. With my eyes closed, I can enjoy my own world leisurely here.

I love the square in the New District Park. The square is surrounded by flower beds, with bright colors of red, yellow, blue and purple. These flowers that I cannot name decorate the beautiful park. The large branches on both sides are lush and leafy, standing like a row of soldiers standing straight, bringing people a piece of greenery.

This square is not only beautiful, but also fun. After dinner every day, my father often takes me to hang out in the square. I remember that I was practicing skipping in the first grade. From clumsiness to flexibility, it was in this square that I learned to skip rope. Those scenes are vivid in my mind. Here, my father and I race, run, play games, occasionally dance, and have fun in the square dance team. I had a lot of childhood happiness in this square!

I also love the lake in the New District Park. When the fine sunlight shines on the lake, the lake surface is sparkling and rippling, so beautiful! There are various small fishes in the lake that "explore" their heads from time to time and spit out a few small bubbles, making people feel their happiness. I like fishing the most. I will pour some water into the bucket in advance, hang the bait, then lengthen the fishing rod, step back a few steps, throw out the line, and finally wait quietly for the fish to take the bait. When I catch the fish, I am overjoyed and go home with something rewarding every time!

The green grass, happy square, and beautiful lake form a beautiful park scenery. This is my paradise! My Paradise Composition, 400 words, Volume 2 for Grade 4 (Part 6)

Do you know where my Paradise is? Yes, it’s a peach forest in the backyard of my hometown.

In summer, the peach trees there are densely packed, and the green leaves set off the pink and big peaches. There are water drops left on the peaches after the rain, rolling down drop by drop, making people salivate. As the breeze blows, the peaches sway back and forth as if they are dancing solo, or as if they are saying: "Welcome to the peach forest, come and pick me, I am very sweet!"

There is a crystal clear stream among the peach trees, with a few lotus flowers floating on it. From time to time, a mother duck leads a group of ducklings to play in the water.

We like to hide and seek among the peach trees. Once, my brother asked me to hide while he acted as the searcher. When the game started, I was the smartest. I hugged the branches with two hands, wrapped my legs around the trunk, and climbed up bit by bit. Just as my brother finished counting, I somersaulted onto a branch and covered myself with thick leaves. After most of the day, my brother still didn't find me. Finally, I grabbed a lot of leaves and threw them down. Only then did my brother know that I was hiding in the peach tree.

Another time, my brother and I wanted to pick peaches, but the adults refused. So, we sneaked under a peach tree while mother was not paying attention and started to think of a solution. After a while, my brother said, "Sister, this method will take some effort for you, but I can easily climb the tree! All you need is this..." After my brother finished speaking, I followed his method. I held the rope in one hand and grabbed the tree trunk with the other hand and climbed up hard. When I got to the tree, I tied the rope to the branch and fixed it, and then hung the remaining rope on the ground so that my brother could come up.

"Did you catch the rope?"

"Caught it!"

"I'm going to pull! Ouch, ouch..."

Finally, my brother came to the peach tree, and we all ate sweet and delicious peaches. We were so happy!

The beautiful peach forest brings me a lot of joy. It's my companion, it's my memory, it's my amazing childhood! My Paradise Composition, 400 words, Volume 2 for Grade 4 (Part 7)

Where is your paradise? My paradise is in Daming, in the small nursery and bamboo forest in front of my hometown. There are very charming and unique scenery there all year round.

After the spring rain, the bamboo shoots in the bamboo forest sprouted out of the soil in groups, like naughty and mischievous children. From time to time, they crawled out of the ground without stopping, making mistakes. Covered in mud. Grandma went to the bamboo forest to dig some bamboo shoots and came back, washed them as clean as a tender baby, cut them into slices, and then she could fry shredded pork, make bamboo shoot soup, and stew pork ribs. Of course, the most delicious thing is the pickled fish with bamboo shoots cooked by grandma! The bamboo shoot slices are fresh and crispy, and the black fish slices are smooth and tender. In our house, they are very rare and fresh!

In summer, the trees in the grove opened green nets, catching naughty children one by one and covering them under the cool net. As for me, I went directly to the tree from my father's big water truck, ate "Green Tongue" popsicles, drank peach-flavored soda, and rode on the big ginkgo tree. Mosquitoes couldn't bite me, the sun didn't shine, and the cool breeze blew. happy! When grandma saw it, she was stunned and stood on the road for a long time.

In autumn, the sweet-scented osmanthus trees reveal their fragrance, and the charming fragrance attracts people’s brisk steps. Walking inside, you can hear the rustling footsteps and smell the strong fragrance of osmanthus. At that time, I liked to hang up a small and exquisite hammock in the forest, take a peaceful nap, and have sweet dreams.

In winter, during the Spring Festival, I often cut off some thin bamboo branches and stuff the "Rat King" inside, and a little - "pop"! This is both more enjoyable and safer than detonating it directly. Finally, I exploded a bamboo branch and threw it into the river beside it. It sank with a "plop-gudong". I often put a few king rats in the holes where bamboo branches are cut, ignite them and push them into the holes. "Crackling!" The sound is much better than the colorful fireworks.

My paradise is in the bamboo nursery in front of my hometown and behind my house. It is my eternal paradise of happiness! My Paradise Essay, 400 words, Volume 2 for Grade 4 (Part 8)

Do you have a particularly natural and harmonious paradise? I have. This paradise is my small yard. There is my "darling" in the yard - a small loquat tree. It grew so big because I ate a loquat, planted the seeds with my own hands, and took good care of it!

There, I can observe to my heart’s content. There are a ginkgo tree and an osmanthus tree planted in the yard, as well as my favorite little loquat tree, with clumps of green grass growing under the tree. The grass is a paradise for insects. There are many watermelon bugs that turn into small balls like watermelons when touched, millipedes with countless legs that are always busy running around, and millipedes that are silly and easy to get lost. of earthworms. Birds are often attracted here to eat bugs. Although the spiders ran very fast, they still couldn't escape the "claws" of the birds, and most of them were eaten.

There, I can play as much as I want. I like to play with my puppy Pippi in the yard. I caught an unlucky little bug and dangled it on Pippi's head. Pippi looked up and saw, Wow! "Nutritional substances" automatically delivered to your door! It jumped slightly, and the insect was easily bitten by it, entering its stomach instantly. oops! Pippi, Pippi, you have to be careful, you almost bit me. I chased it in the courtyard, not sparing any corner.

There are so many plants in my paradise that I can’t even name them. Some of them are pink and tender, some have fluffy leaves, some have small blue flowers, and some have red fruits... In order to get to know them, I also made a special tool to identify flowers and plants. Program, you can find out what kind of plant it is just by taking a photo.

With more plants, there will also be more bugs. Just sprinkle in some bread crumbs and you're sure to lure them out. Look! A little ant ran out and moved away a small piece. Soon another watermelon bug came, but it seemed to be just passing by and had no interest in the bread crumbs.

After a while, a tiny white insect ate the smallest piece. Finally, the ants came out and removed all the crumbs bit by bit.

This is my paradise. Although it is just a small yard, it brought infinite joy to my childhood. My Paradise Composition 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 9)

Everyone has their own paradise, but my paradise is my grandfather’s orchard.

In the orchard, there are many fruit trees planted, including peach trees, plum trees, apricot trees, loquat trees, apple trees... The orchard is beautiful all year round, especially in autumn. At that time, the orchard was colorful and full of harvest scenes. The fruit trees were so full of fruits that the branches were bent to the waist. The ground is covered with golden leaves, like a golden carpet covering the earth.

Grandpa’s orchard is also a good place for my brother and I to play. We like to play hide and seek together in the orchard. First, my brother and I played rock, scissors, and paper. The loser was the one looking for it, and the winner quickly found a place to hide while the other party was counting. As a result, my younger brother lost, so he reluctantly came to look for me. I saw him facing a big fruit tree and chanting: "30, 29, 28, 27, 26..." When I heard it, Looking at the peach tree in the distance, I had an idea and quickly ran over and climbed up the peach tree. Then, he looked at him with joy. After counting, my brother shouted loudly: "Have you hidden it?" I didn't answer because I was afraid of exposing myself. When no one answered, the younger brother had no choice but to start searching aimlessly. He looked here and there, and he searched like this for five minutes. At this time, the younger brother was like a deflated rubber ball. He had no choice but to say loudly: "Come out! I give up!" Then I climbed down from the tree.

What we love most is not hide and seek, but picking fruits to eat. My brother and I were walking and playing when we suddenly saw a loquat tree with bunches of golden loquats hanging on the tree, which made my brother and I drool. So I climbed up the tree and picked a large bunch of loquats, and threw them down for my brother to catch. Then, I climbed down the tree carefully. Unexpectedly, my brother finished eating it and smiled at me sheepishly. So I had to pick again. I chose a large bunch of big and yellow loquats. I sat on the fork of the tree with my back against the trunk and ate them with relish. He was so anxious that he stamped his feet below and kept shouting. I'm down. I smiled triumphantly.

Grandpa’s orchard not only has charming scenery, but also has a variety of delicious fruits. It was also the paradise of my childhood. My Paradise Essay 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 10)

The students’ paradises are diverse, some are the class library corner, some are gardens at home, some are school basketball courts, and some are full of toys The rooms... These paradises bring us happiness. Do you know where my paradise is? Let me tell you, my paradise is the study room of our home.

Our study room tends to be in the new Chinese style, and the color is dark brown, which makes it look calm and generous, and feels very comfortable.

There is a large desk more than two meters long, placed in the center of the study. I read, do homework and study on it. It has been about a year and a half since it first arrived at my home. Unknowingly, I have developed a deep relationship with it.

Behind the desk is a neat row of bookshelves with a variety of books on them. They were my friends when I was home alone.

Whenever I have free time, I will take a book I like to read from the bookshelf, lie on the sofa and read to my heart's content. What a wonderful rest time! In the world of books, I got to know the witty and brave Harry Potter, and I could defeat Voldemort with him; in Cao Wenxuan's novels, I got to know cute children such as Bronze, Sunflower, and Ximi, and played with them ; In "Chinese Historical Stories", I also learned a lot of historical stories, such as the beacon fire drama of the princes, the Anshi Rebellion, and the embarrassment on all sides.

I am not only reading in the study, but also playing chess here. Next to the bookshelf, there are many sets of chess. There are Go, Chinese chess, international chess, checkers, etc.

After finishing my homework, I will play chess on the desk with my sister and mother. At home, I am very good at chess. Whenever I win, I dance for joy. Of course, I also lose sometimes. When I lose, I am not discouraged because "failure is the mother of success."

How comfortable, happy and beautiful it is to study and rest in a quiet place! This is my paradise! My Paradise Essay 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 11)

Speaking of paradise, you may think of a playground that makes you happy, a zoo where you can see many cute animals, or a zoo that makes you happy I saw museums with cultural relics from different dynasties... But my paradise is not these. I am a little different. My paradise is my school.

You may ask, why is school a paradise? Because there are so many things in school that attract me, including wonderful lectures from teachers in various subjects, and friends I want to see every moment. them.

When I am in school, every class is very interesting, and I will listen carefully with 120,000 points of passion. During the Chinese class, the Chinese teacher will show some videos related to the class. Through these vivid and interesting videos, we can learn more about those knowledge points. In math class, the math teacher will lead us to explore and think, so that we can find ideas for solving problems faster. In English class, the English teacher will use some props to let us perform on stage, so that we can happily memorize words and texts while having fun.

What I like most is science class. Science teachers often let us do experiments by ourselves. We can solve scientific mysteries faster during interesting scientific experiments. In short, each section has my favorite part, which allows me to learn in happiness and grow in learning.

In addition to studying, it is very happy to have fun with classmates. During recess, students gather together in small groups to chat about interesting things that happened in the class and play various small games. On the playground, we run together, jump rope together, and play football together. The school is full of scenes of us having fun. We study together, play together, and grow up together. There is a deep friendship between the students, and I hope this innocent friendship can continue forever.

This is my paradise - my school. This place has left me with a lot of laughter and many beautiful memories. My Paradise Composition 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 12)

Today’s sunshine is warm and soft. It surrounds me, gently lighting up my room and streaming into my desk. I hummed a little song, walked briskly into the room, and looked at it. Oh, silly eyes, the beautiful mood suddenly changed from sunny to cloudy, and the rain was still falling gently. The room I managed to clean was no different from the legendary "pig's nest": clothes hanging on the doorknobs, homework books tucked in the closet drawers, the closet door open, the floor covered with a mess of toys, clothes, and smelly socks. The bed was piled with messy extracurricular reading materials, and the quilt was almost invisible. Brushes, pencils, pens, rulers and scrap paper are placed on the table. There is also a yellow apple that is moldy. The walls are covered with a variety of colorful stickers. You don't have to think about it. This must be the "masterpiece" of my naughty sister after hanging out in my room.

Although my bird's nest is a notorious mess, like a cornucopia and a pirate island, weird stationery and sundries around the house and things you can't find anywhere else can always be found in my Things like keys, clips, snacks, toys and remote controls can be found in the room, but they can be placed in categories. What a mess this time! I was about to blow my nose and stare at my sister, but thinking about it carefully, during this period, I have been preventing and controlling the epidemic. I stay at home every day. Isn't it my naughty sister who brings me a lot of happiness? My sister always likes to walk around my room and feel around to see if there is anything new. She was chirping just now and suddenly opened the bookshelf. Many books rushed in like a raging tide, accompanied by a huge crash like a mountain collapse. My sister almost swam in the "ocean" of books, and he was dumbfounded. Seeing this funny expression, I smiled happily. I had to coax her while I collected the book.

After my sister’s trip, I really couldn’t take it anymore. I’m going to have a drink. My Paradise Essay 400 words for fourth grade, Volume 2 (Part 13)

There are many things in my paradise, such as the Lego room full of building blocks; the small bookstore with many books; the toys in the bedroom Castle...but today I want to introduce the basement full of period atmosphere.

The underground space is located on the first negative floor and is very spacious inside. When you walk into the basement, the first thing you see is a leather bag, which contains the military uniform that my grandfather wore when he was young.

After decades of ups and downs, this military uniform is still very handsome. Every time I wanted to touch it, my grandpa said to me coldly: "Children can't touch adults' things." After hearing this, I could only walk away dejectedly. The basement wall decoration is also military style. When you get closer and smell it, there is a faint fragrance of kraft paper, which is refreshing; when you touch it with your hand, you will find that the wall is very rough, like sanded paper. According to grandma, this wall has been up for many years. No one knows its story, and it has an inexplicable sense of mystery. My favorite thing is the basement window! They lined up in a row, making the basement incredibly bright. At night, when I sleep, it becomes my only comfort, allowing me to sleep peacefully.

I remember one time I was in a very low mood because I didn’t do well in an exam. I didn’t know how to tell my parents. I felt depressed and didn’t know how to resolve it! At this time, I suddenly thought of something, so I ran to the basement to search and found a music box that my grandpa had bought for me. After gently winding the clockwork, the music begins. ah! This music is so crisp and beautiful! Sometimes it is like the tinkling of spring water, and sometimes it is like the surging sea. It reminds me of the salty sea breeze, which brushes my face and relieves my depression. All the previous worries are thrown away. I shed tears involuntarily. Are these tears of loss? Or tears of joy? I think it's both. Being immersed in the sound of this wonderful music and unable to extricate yourself, what else can bring you more spiritual comfort than this? [By

Although this small basement is simple, it has a full sense of age. Although the items collected in it are not of high value, they are all very memorable. This is my paradise. Whenever I have troubles, it always has a way to solve my problems!