写给英语老师的一封信作文六年级毕业(汇集20篇)

尊敬的老师：

您好!自从我升入初中后，一直只做个“倾听”者，所以想借这次写信(作业)的机会，做一回“倾诉者”。

记得我刚上初一时，第一次英语考试考得不很好——离您定的合格线还差一分。我当时又气愤又伤心，因为这是我第一次要接受所谓的“专用培训班”考试前夕，我满怀信心，好似20世纪的淘金者;可考试后，我又像一只战败的雏鹰。最令我接受不了的事实就是——您似乎把我当成了一个差生。我下定决心：下次考试必须合格!不管是我自信心还是自尊心或是永不言败的性格都是这样命令我的。

可是，一周后的第二次考试，我只是比合格分数高了1.5分。但我并不满足只是合格这个分数，我从来都没有想过仅仅考“合格”，于是开始漫长而又艰辛的学习之路。

终于，功夫不负有心人。我以140多分的成绩向大家证明：我不是一个差生!于是，春哥(班主任)在团队课点名表扬了我，我有幸成为全班第二个被点名表扬的人。春哥说，我之所以能被表扬，是因为我在短短两个星期的学习中，由“最底层”到“最高层”完成了一个巨大的飞跃，一个看似不可能的升华。还说我背后付出了很多的辛劳和时间。我倒觉得他说的太夸张了，我是因为内心始终有着一个信念：我曾经不是一个差劲的学生，现在也应当不是!别人能做到的，我没理由做不到!

许多仍要接受“特殊教育”的同学纷纷问我：“你是凭着什么考到140分的?”我笑而不答，故作神秘。或许，您心中也有着这样类似的疑惑吧!其实真正的“秘诀”春哥已经说清楚了。刚开始的时候，我也曾疑惑过：我能够做到吗?这时，我想到了“望天树”它经历过多么残酷的挫折——被马鹿一脚踢下悬崖，被傲慢的野葵花嘲笑，生长的环境阴霾笼罩，磐石贬损。可它始终铭记着大地的话，瞄准太阳，笔直的冲上云霄……我想：望天树的环境比我更糟糕，它都能实现自己的理想，我有什么不可能的!

但是，只有想法是不够的，关键要看行动。十个想法不如一个行动!鲁滨逊——这个永不安命的行动者告诉了我这个道理。也有《蜀鄙二僧》(蜀之鄙有二僧，其一贫，其一富。贫者语于富者曰：我欲之南海，何如?富者曰：“子何恃而往?”曰：“吾一瓶一钵足矣。”富者曰：“吾数年来欲买舟而下，犹未能也，子何恃而往!”越明年，贫者自南海还，以告富者，富者有惭色。人之立志，顾不如蜀鄙之僧哉?)中的穷僧激励着我。于是，我每天都抓紧了每分每秒，把一天当两天用，课前认真预习，上课时认真听您的讲解，课后认真复习。当第二次合格后也没有满足，而是继续学习。期间，自然也少不了您的鼓励和帮助。

因此，我仅代表2班的全体同学，向您和您半期以来为我们所付出的辛劳道一声：“老师，您辛苦了，多谢您的教诲!”

此致

敬礼!

您的学生

Dear Mr. Cousins,

Since you are a well-known musician, I’m writing this e-mail to ask you for

some advice on how to form a band. I, together with two boys and two girls in

different classes in our school, want to form a band. We are all fond of pop

music and modern dance.

I’d like to know whether we should play one kind of music or different

styles to start with. And is it enough to practise only at weekends? How can we

get more chances to perform? We’d appreciate it if you would come up with a name

for our band. Looking forward to your reply.

Best wishes!

Yours sincerely,

Li Hua

October 5, 2002

Dear Mike,

Your letter and package reached me yesterday. You really give me a great surprise. I was wondering what was in such a nice package until I carefully opened it and found that you sent me an attractive present for my birthday. Thank you very much for your kindness, and I like the present, which will give me pleasure for a long time to come.

Again it is thoughtful of you to send me the present on my birthday. Yesterday evening my colleagues held a birthday party for me, including John Liu---I think you can remember---a nice tall boy, who invited you and I to his birthday last October. We enjoyed ourselves, and all of us mentioned your stay with us. We hope that you will come to China soon, if possible.

Please accept my sincere thanks and best wishes.

Yours,

Peter Wang

敬爱的周老师:

您好!

六年的小学生活很快就要结束了，我长大了，也长得更高了，在您和其他老师的淳淳教导下，从课堂中学到了很多知识。再过一个多月就要离开朝夕相处的同学和老师，不舍之情油然而生，但是，我最最不舍得的人就是老师您了。

您还记得吗?有一次五一节的前一天，我得了重感冒引起了的发烧，请了病假没有来，便去医院看病。后来，我看病结束后，就收到了您的来电，您打了个电话叫我去门卫拿。回家后当我拿到作业时，才知道为了此事，原来是您还特地帮我抄了作业。顿时，我感激的泪水溢满眼眶。老师，感谢您，是您给了我最真诚的关爱，最真挚的关怀。您的关怀备至让我感激不尽，同时也感受到了温暖。

我在学习上遇到困难的时候，您鼓励我，给了我最大的帮助。当我学习取得一点进步的时候，您在课堂上表扬了我的进步，令我感动不已，使我在学习的道路上又增添了一份信心，让我继续努力，明确了奋斗的目标，努力实现自己心中的理想。

在我心中，您就像是一支蜡烛，照亮了别人，燃烧了自己。您是知识的源泉，灌溉哺育着我们一代又一代的学生。

六年了，在这六年里，无论我遇到了什么，老师都会与我一同面对。老师为我付出得实在是太多太多了，深似大海，高如蓝天。老师，我感谢您。我终于明白：“春蚕到死丝方尽，蜡炬成灰泪始干”的道理。因为老师您所从事的事业是默默无闻地奉献和无私的牺牲，您的精神让我感动。我发自内心地感激您：老师!感谢您为我所做的一切!

祝您身体健康，万事如意!

您的学生：__

20_年_月_日

dear amy,

long time no see. how is everything going?i am writing to tell you a good new about me.i received my high school admission this morning.it is no.1 high school in my hometown.you know that it is my dream school.i am so excited to share this good news with you.you will be happy for me, right?

now, it is your turn.how about you? have you receive you admission yet? have you come back from your guangzhou trip?i am eager to know your life recently. look forward to your replying.

best wishes,

li hui

您是蜡烛，燃烧了自己照亮了别人;您是园丁，用心血浇灌祖国的花朵;您是蜜蜂，采花酿蜜养育着我们;您是良母，向我们敞开爱的胸怀，让我们吮吸知识的乳汁……

我要感谢您——谷老师。在我的记忆深处，您是那样温柔可亲，幽默风趣。上课时，您的语言准确生动，声调抑扬顿挫，表情丰富自然，您的课具有磁铁一样的吸引力，带给我们美的享受。下课时，您又像完全变了一个人似的，同我们一起做游戏，谈笑风生。六年来，您无微不至地关怀着班上的每一个学生。

老师，我要感谢您，感谢您的关怀。每当我生病或被欺负，您总会用您真诚的语言，真诚的心送来一个温暖，一个问候，一个安慰。使我感受到了您的担心，您的关怀。您的关爱就像一双无形的手抚摸着我的心灵，带给我无尽的喜悦。

老师，我要感谢您，感谢您的包容。有一次，您批评了我，因为我不敢上台讲话。您的每一句话都深深地烙印在我的心里：“不就是上台讲话，讲错了又有什么关系，别人一样会打心里佩服你，佩服你惊人的勇气。你要知道，有多少人因没有自信而被人耻笑。林肯的父亲是一名鞋匠，但他并不为此感到羞辱。他不就是用自信赢得了大家热烈的掌声吗?”您的教导让我惭愧不已，最终勇敢地站在同学们面前表现自我。

还有一次，我期中考试没考好，当看到成绩时，我就像跌进了深谷，不知道怎样去面对您和父母。您来到教室上课，我都不敢直视您，上课头总是埋着头，生怕您批评我。果然，下课后，您找我去办公室谈话，我心里忐忑不安，硬着头皮等待您的斥责。

可出乎意料的是，您只是轻声地询问我考试失利的原因。我吓得半句话也说不出来，支支吾吾的。您用手抚摸了一下我的头，不再追问，而是拿出那张试卷，细心地给我讲解。您一直微笑着，驱散了我心里的害怕，我暗暗下定决心，绝不辜负您的期望。功夫不负有心人，在您的鼓励下，期末考试我竟取得了全年级第一的好成绩。

老师，我要感谢您的太多太多。如果没有您，我也许还是一个站在讲台下的胆小鬼;如果没有您，那优异的成绩或许也将与我擦肩;如果没有您，我的小学生活将会枯燥乏味……六年了，您为我付出得太多太多，我理当对您拥有一颗感激的心!

There was once a little boy that wanted to be a good captain, but he knew

that he was too poor to do that. So he made up a plan to go a world called

Penny. It was a funny name but he didn’t mind. He also thought that his family

wouldn’t let him to go on such a long trip, for Penny that world was a

hundred100 miles more away. It was a very, very long journey for a boy only 10

years old to do.

He insisted that he would go away on a night when nobody could find him, so

he set off on a day in March, 1981. He got his purse, starting his journey with

bare feet. On his way, he met a little girl wishing so much for money. He picked

up his purse, but found out that he had but only a little bit of copper coins,

which was not enough for her.

He stopped a while for about 10 days to find a job to earn money. He was

always kind, and was willing to help others when they were in need. At last he

got 100 cents which were 100 silver coins, then he sent the little girl the

coins wealthily. However, he still kept the copper coins in emergencies.

After two more days of journey, he arrived at a place where it was icy and

cold. He knew that he couldn’t make it to Penny in time, so he made a

comfortable shelter to stay in until spring. He started off in 1982. When he at

last reached Penny, he found a good job, and paid it off with the copper

coins.

He preferred the money to his whole family. He got $100 for the kind people

who helped him when he was in trouble as a return. It was good that nobody ever

questioned him where he was that whole time when he went back; but he was still

glad that he could help his family. When he recovered, he felt a little bit sad,

and lay down. The next morning when his parents came into his recovering house

to take him home to rest, they found his two hands clasped on his white covered

sheet bed, as if he had been dead.

His parents were shocked; they knew that it was the boy’s last sleep, they

cried bitterly all night long, while there was still a smile on the hero’s

face.

DearAmy:

How are you? I guess it’spretty tiring to correct all that homework, I

wonder if there areany shortcuts?

As a new teacher for ourclass, I think maybe you would like to know a few

things about ourclass.

Um…… firstly, maybe you would like a real goodassistant. I recommend agirl,

her English name is Amy too, Amy Lin. She’s really good atprocessing details,

and, yes, carrying stuff (but not too much).She does everything really fast, and

can leave enough timeleft.

Secondly, you might need a student-tutor, astudent that teaches other

students. Well, I think a student whichhas “maths-craze” called Eric well be fit

for the job. Hecan get good English grades as well, also, he loves helping

otherswith their studies. He wears black and blue rimmed glasses all daylong,

and maybe you know him. Many boys treat him as a boss, andare willing to listen

to him.

Thirdly, perhaps you’re alsolooking for a student which can entertain the

class and makeEnglish classes more interesting (a class clown). Then I

recommendLeo, he jokes all day long, has a great sense of humor and

crazyimagination. But he isn’t a classic good student, so perhapssometimes

you’ll get a bit annoyed.

It’sabout ten! Maybe I’ll have to leave the rest for nexttime.

Bestwishes!

Alyssa

一、商业信件结尾：

1、Best regards ,

2、Warm regards,

3、With anticipation,

4、Yours respectfully,

5、Yours sincerely,

6、Your truly,

7、Best wishes,

8、Confidently yours,

9、Kind regards,

二、经典的信件结尾：

1、See you soon,

2、Talk to you later,

3、Have a good day,

三、非正式的信件结尾：

1、Cheerful greetings to all,

2、Hugs,

3、Wishing you the best,

4、Write soon,

5、Your friends,

6、Be good/well

Nobody can always happy,if you have something bad,what do you want to

do?And how do you feel? I know we should learn to control your feelings,it is

very important ,and i think it good for us to understand problem,and we can make

friends easily,because terrible heart can make us so bad,so we should have a

good heart to face the life,happily to solve them. We must believe

ourselves,because we are good!

When I grow up, Im going to do what I want to do. Im going to move

somewhere interesting. Paris sounds like a city that I could that enjoy. There

are lots of art exhibitions there. I want to be an artist . So how am I going to

do it? First, Imgoing to find a part-time job for a year or tow and save some

money. Then Im going to be a student at an art school in Paris.

I like to eat different kinds of delicious food , however, my favorite food

is dumplings. In my spare time , I like to make dumplings with my mother . I

think home-made dumplings are more delicious than those in supermarket .My

mother knows I love to eat them ,so she makes dumplings at every weekend . I

prefer eating dumplings . How about you ?

Dear friends,

Hello!

How have you been doing? Are you okay? Where did you go this summer

vacation? I now introduce a good place to you, that is my hometown. My hometown

is He Street, which is about 20 kilometers away from the downtown of Hezhou

City. It is surrounded by mountains on all sides with a wide basin in the

middle.

When you are driving on the road, you will involuntarily look around the

surrounding mountains: the mountains on the east are like a giant Chinese

dragon, winding and winding; the mountains on the west are like high humps with

continuous peaks; the mountains on the south are plum red. The small tree on the

hill to the north is green. If you walk on a mountain path and look up at the

blue sky, the blue sky is like a blue belt; looking down on the earth, the earth

is like a beautiful picture. Isnt this living in a fairyland?

When you walk out of the mountains, you will clearly hear the crowing of

chickens, the singing of children and the bells of the mountain village

elementary school. At this time, the appearance of the mountain village will be

revealed before your eyes: a brand-new cement road leads directly to the

entrance of the village; small bungalows are strewn together; under the sun,

industrious people are watering and fertilizing the rice fields. The village

here is like a pearl, inlaid on the placket of the lichen.

When you come to my home, the hospitable grandparents will bring out their

own peanuts, bean sour, radish sour, mung bean porridge and other delicious

things to greet you, and tell you the fun that will never be finished. s

story……

Dear friend, in fact, there is nothing peculiar about my hometown. It can

be said that it cannot be simpler or simpler, but the unique charm of the

mountain and the unique taste of the person are not worth your visit. ? You are

welcome to come and play!

I wish you learning progress! May all go well with you!

Yours,

____

亲爱的朋友：

你好!

你近来好吗?身体还好吧?今年暑假你去哪里玩了?我现在介绍一个好地方给你，那就是我的家乡。我的家乡在贺街，它距贺州市城区约20公里，它四面环山，中间是宽广盆地。

当你乘车走在路上时，你会不由自主地环视四周的群山：东边的山像一条中华巨龙，蜿蜒盘旋;西边的山想高高的驼峰，峰岭连绵;南边的山上李子红了;北边的山上小树绿了。如果你走在山间小路，仰望蓝天，蓝天像一条碧蓝的带子;俯视大地，大地像一幅美丽的图画。这难道不是生活在仙境中吗?

当你从群山中走出来时，就会清晰听见鸡鸣犬叫，还有孩子们的歌声和山村小学的钟声。这时，山村的容貌便会展现在你眼前：一条崭新的水泥路直通村口;一幢幢小洋房错落有致;阳光下，勤劳的人们在稻田里浇水、施肥。这里的村庄就像一颗珍珠，镶嵌在大地衣襟上。

当你来到我的家时，热情好客的爷爷奶奶便会拿出自家产的花生、豆角酸、萝卜酸、绿豆粥等等好吃的东西招呼你，给你讲永远也讲不完的有趣的故事……

亲爱的朋友，其实我的家乡并没有什么奇特之处，可以说简单得不能再简单，朴实得不能再朴实，可是它那山独特的魅力，那人独特的情趣，难道不值得你来看看吗?欢迎你来玩哦!

祝你：学习进步!万事如意!

____

David Beckham and his families are so famous around the world, no matter

where they go, they will catch the medias attention. The four lovely children

are favored by people, too. It is said that David makes family rules. He and his

wife tell their children to be polite and love each other. The children remember

that and behave so well. Everybody loves them.

Dear Sir,

I am a graduate in 2012, graduating from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics. I was noticed your company is looking for a CFO and I am writing to candidate for this position. I was major in financial management in college and minor in Business. I studied very hard in school and I was perfect in my courses. I ranked top three in my college. Moreover, I took part-time jobs in summer holidays and I had an internship in a company before, which brought me great practical experience. I know your company aims to internationalization and I am sure what I learned in school would help me to be qualified to this position. The following is my resume in details that will help you to know me better. I’m looking forward to your positive reply. And Best wishes for you and your company.

Sincerely yours,

Christ

My science teacher is a man， he is tall and strong. He has short black

hair， he is our good friend.

My science teacher is cute， he often tells lovely stories to us， he also

likes play Ping-pong with us， we are very happy!

My science teacher likes shirt with the jeans. He will buy some coke for us

when we get good score.

尊敬的游老师：

您在暑假里过得愉快吗?

游老师，是您教我会认了许多的字，和会写了许多的字。是您教我学会了写启事、日记、作文、留言条、请假条、信。在这里，我真诚地谢谢您。

记得有一次，上课的时候，很多同学没有提前预习，包括我在内。您就狠狠批评了我们一顿。我知道，您是为了我们好，让我们记住下次要提前预习。那时候，您一定会很伤心。

还记得有一次，我们全校比赛做眼保健操，我们班好像得了第一名，那时候，您一定会很高兴。

许多让您伤心和高兴的事都记在了我的心里。我一定好好学习，天天向上，做一个懂事、听话的孩子，不会让您为我操心。

游老师，祝您开开心心地过每一天。

此致

敬礼!

____

亲爱的妈妈：

妈妈，光阴似箭，日月如梭，时光不知不觉已过去十二年了，这十二年，有时候像一杯茶，平淡中品味更加浓厚的味道;有时候像一杯咖啡，苦涩中蕴含着丝丝香甜;有时候又像一杯果汁，那香甜的味道久久留在舌间不肯离去。有些事情，你可能好像喝了一杯白开水似的，渐渐淡忘，可女儿却一直保存在心里。

妈妈，你还记得吗?那天是期末考试，天刚亮，太阳还未升起的时候，你掀开自己温暖的被窝，从衣柜小心翼翼地拿出我的校服，你生怕吵醒我，就踮起脚尖，慢慢地走到阳台，拿起我的吹风筒，把我的衣服烘暖。妈妈，你怕吹风筒发出的声音太大，会把我吵醒，影响我睡觉，你于是便轻轻地把阳台的门给关上，自己在寒冷的阳台上帮我烘衣服，直到把衣服烘得暖暖的。

可是，吹风筒那震耳欲聋的声音还是把我从梦乡中吵醒，睡眼朦松的我透过窗户清晰地看见了妈妈的所做的一切。

我趴在床上，枕头突然湿了。我忍不住掉下了眼泪，我把头盖在枕头上，情不自禁得哭起来，......

妈妈，你脸上那些岁月的痕迹不正正见证着你对我无私伟大的爱吗?妈妈，你手上的层层皱纹不正正见证了对我无私伟大的爱吗?你的脚的磨伤，不正正见证了你对我无私伟大的爱吗?在信的结尾，我不想运用名言了，只想在三八妇女节来临之际，女儿祝您

祝您

身体健康，永远快乐!

您可爱的女儿：__

There was once a little girl named Jerry that lived with her mother in a

small cottage in the forest. They were very poor, and could only afford to eat

bread. “Oh no!” cried Jerry’s mother one afternoon, “We ran out of bread, and it

is almost time for supper!” “Do we have any eggs left?” asked Jerry, “No, none;”

said her mother very worried.

“Don’t worry mother,” said Jerry suddenly, “I shall go and get some in the

market.” Then she ran off through the forest to the market with her basket.

Along the way, she was quite tired, so she rested upon some big rocks. It

gradually became late and Jerry decided to go and buy the bread, but suddenly a

wolf cried out behind her; “Please, please help me!” cried the wolf, “I have a

problem that nobody wants to help!” then he held out his paw to Jerry, there was

a thorn stuck to his paw. “Is this a trick?” asked Jerry, “Because wolves like

to eat people.”

“Oh no,” answered the wolf, “We do not eat people now, we only want to eat

some bread with mustard on top;” then he cried again. Jerry quickly knelt down

and removed the thorn from the wolf’s paw; “Oh thank you! Thank you!” shouted

the wolf joyfully, “I shall never forget your kindness!” then the wolf returned

to his home. Jerry walked to the market to buy healthy fresh bread, and then she

ran back home with a full basket of it.

On the way, she was still tired; so she stayed at the same place. As she

was about to go, some greedy wolves blocked her way. They had water in their

mouths and said, “Give us the bread!” said a wolf, “Where are the mustard?”

asked a second wolf, “Just give it to us!” shouted the third wolf. Jerry had no

choice, as she was about to give the fresh bread away to the wolf, the wolf that

she had saved before rushed out and said, “Leave her alone!” he growled, “That

girl saved me before, and so leave her alone!” he shouted again.

The other wolves had no choice but to obey, they walked away. Jerry thanked

her new friend the wolf, and the wolf said that he was supposed to do that in

return. In order to show Jerry’s respect for him, she gave him half the bread,

and returned home immediately to tell her mother about it.

They had some bread that evening, and Jerry’s mother including Jerry

herself both became good friends with the wolf. The wolf also had plenty of

bread, and moved his home close to Jerry.

The moral of this story was: if you help others and they will help you in

return, you help them again then friends you’ll become. It will be a peaceful

life if friendship is all around us.

认为遥远的那一刻，终究还是到来了。当交卷的铃声最后一次奏起时，与往常不同的，是一缕一丝的怀念盖过了打心底里的欢快。那一刻，我的心不禁思潮起伏，也总在心中安慰自己：还会来的，还会来的。我们，只是短暂地分别了。

来来往往的校园，到处都留下了我们的足迹。考完试后，我独自一人漫步于六年的校园。

看到那雄伟的大门了吗？从四年级开始，我和班里另几位同学光荣地成为了值周生，每次轮到值周时便要一大早地站在那儿，与来校同学问好，对老师们敬礼。刚开始觉得这份“工作”辛苦，可却给我带来了一股又一股浓浓的暖意。能在每天早晨看到同学们灿烂的笑脸，这何尝不是一种欣慰呢？记忆最深刻的，也是最后一次值周，是在六年级下册刚开学的那一段时间。那次，我们出了些差错。往常的值周，都有老师提前集中开会，但我们都六年级了，讲真都已经可以指导低年级的值周生如何管理了。那次老师只集中了几个人开短会，让我们回去后互相告知。但直到周一早上只有三个人到时，我们才知道通知没到位，自然，也遭到了训斥。那时殊不知已是我们最后一次在小学值周了，竟会闹出这样的笑话，也是一次教训吧。

往里走一小段，便能看到繁花似锦的学校中心——花坛。其实我与花坛的缘分并不深，在我看来，它只是日日夜夜陪伴着我们，看着我们成长却一言不发的大姐姐罢了。不得不承认，她很漂亮，一年四季都在更换不同的彩衣；她很壮观，两棵大雪松直入云霄。许多小动物也很喜欢她。记得三年级科学课，老师让我们课外收集几只蜗牛。花坛便成了最抢手的对象，花坛里的不管是大蜗牛，小蜗牛，还是老蜗牛，全都被我们一扫而光。年年都是这样，不同届的三年级，不同批的“除虫师”，花坛的繁花似锦，其实也离不开我们偶然的“帮助”。校园里就是这么和谐，我们与动植物互相爱护，互相帮助。

走进花坛左侧的教学楼，那里，才是六年中最重要的地方。我们一直都在学校靠东的教室，只是随着年级的增长，楼层不同了而已。教室里，我们一起学习，一起玩耍，一起承受过风风雨雨，连受惩罚，都要一齐同甘共苦。六年中最重要的部分：老师，同学。一个教会我成长，带领我走进知识的海洋；一个伴我快乐地成长，让我懂得分享，沐浴到最温馨的友情。他们都是生命中不可或缺的一部分，也正是他们的相伴，我才能顺顺利利地毕业，即将踏入初中的队列。我要感恩母校，感恩老师，感恩同学！

这六年来，满满的关心，满满的爱，我都铭记在心。在小学中发生的各种事迹，不管是让我开怀大笑，还是让我泪如雨下，都是特别的回忆。虽然我们即将离开朝夕相处的母校，去到一个新的陌生的环境，但，我们的心永远是与母校里的点点滴滴连在一起的。毕业并不代表什么，分分合合只是常情。但往事涌上心头，竟一时半会儿让我的情绪无法平静……

I was just a little girl five years old. At that age, I did nothing. Every

morning I would get up early and start dressing up to the playground to play. I

have no friends, but I am curious that I could make some by sharing things. And

so I took some bread from the cupboard, took a bottle of milk and ran to the

playground.

There were many children playing there: Some were playing hide and seek,

some were playing tag; some were playing catch, some were playing toys; some

were building sand castle… I ran to the sand pile, there I met some girls

building sand castles. I asked, “May I sit down here, please?” “Suit yourself

coward!” shouted the girls rudely at me.

And so I sat down and began to play. After I had finished half my sand

castle, I heard the girls say, “I am so hungry, but I don’t have money to buy

thing,” and then it hit me; “I have some bread to share with them.” And so I

took some bread out of my bag, and said, “Here, have some bread.” When the girls

took the bread they ate it and said, “Well, well; looks like we have a hero. But

I am not going to be your friend!”

I had spread some jam on my bread and took another piece, put it on top and

started to eat. When I had finished the last bite, I put the rest in my bag, and

went away. I was very sad that sharing things didn’t help me make friends; I

shall have to think of another. After ten days I have thought of another way,

and so started out to the fields. There sat a girl shepherd sitting next a rock.

Now it all happened that this girl was the one that had helped me with

everything I have.

I quietly took out a piece of paper, and wrote some words: I haven’t seen

you for a long time, and so have decided to write you this. I want to thank you

for all you have done for me in the past few years, what do you want me to do

you for this month? After I had finished writing the last words, I put it inside

an envelope; licked the stamp, and stuck in on the right corner of the envelope;

at last closed the top.

After that, I ran to her mail box and put it inside, and then went home.

After a few days I have found a letter from the shepherd girl in my mailbox. I

carefully opened it, and in it was a piece of paper; on the paper were some

words, these are the words: I am very grateful for your kindness, but really I

have much work to do in the fields; If you come here and be a shepherd with me;

then that is the most best thing you could do for me. After reading this, I

thought to myself: I am alone so I guess I could be a shepherd. And so I told my

parents, and set off.

Finally, I had arrived; the shepherd girl came to meet me. “Now I am you

friend Margaret.” said the shepherd girl to me.