Any student can write an essay on the topic “My City”. This work is simple in nature. The student is faced with the task of talking about his city. Only thoughts need to be expressed in a certain form and on paper. However, after looking at a few examples, you will understand everything.
Content
An essay on the topic “My City” can be written in any key. This direction for an essay gives the author complete freedom of creativity. As an option - the essay “Autumn in my city.” It might look like this: “I love my city. It is always beautiful, but this place looks absolutely special in the fall. We have many parks, nestled between entire avenues of trees. In October and November, a real fairy tale reigns here. Golden, crimson, brown, brown and scarlet leaves begin to fall from the trees, covering everything in the area. They rustle very pleasantly underfoot. Sitting on a bench, you can see the autumn sun shining through the leaves that have not yet fallen from the trees. I often come here in October. Observing such landscapes, I understand why poets sang of autumn.”
In the same spirit you can describe winter, spring or summer. This remains at the discretion of the author. The main thing is that the topic is eventually revealed.
Summarizing
Attachment to your small homeland is not only pride in it, it is also pain from bruises on your knees, bitterness from defeats, mistakes that befell the history of this place. However, it is worth loving, no matter what, because this is the place where a person received a great gift, the gift of life. “Motherland. Let them shout “Ugly!”, But we like her, sleeping beauty,” lines from a famous song that fit the concept of love for our small homeland. No matter how neglected the corner in which a person was born, or vice versa, be it a huge corner, it is close to the heart and cannot but find a response in it.
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Finally, it’s worth giving a couple of tips regarding essay writing. It will be easier to compose the essay “My Favorite City” if you first sketch out a short outline with key words. For each planned paragraph - one line. Looking at such a plan, you will be able to remember what else you wanted to say in the essay. And you won’t be able to miss any important idea.
Don’t forget about using artistic means of expression. Of course, there is no need to overdo it with them either. Otherwise, the text will turn out to be overloaded, and it is very difficult to read. But the essay shouldn’t be “dry” either. In general, if you remember these basic rules, you will be able to get the job done much faster.
Textbook assignment
Below in the picture is the same project looking at us from the pages of the textbook.
It's simple. Children are asked to prepare a photo story about their small homeland. The “small homeland” means the hometown (village, hamlet) of the child.
The textbook provides examples of completing the task.
Several pictures with views of St. Petersburg and the caption: “The city of St. Petersburg” is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is often called the second capital of Russia.”
Or a picture of the village of Konstantinovo and the caption to it: “The village of Konstantinovo in the Ryazan region is the birthplace of the poet Sergei Yesenin.”
Or a photograph of the city of Sochi and the caption: “The city of Sochi is a resort city. This is the site of the 2014 Winter Olympics."
That is, we find or take several photographs ourselves with views of the child’s small homeland, come up with the right captions for them, and it’s done! The main thing is to choose photographs that are truly significant for your place of residence and reflect its entire essence.
In big cities there are a huge number of such places, there is plenty to choose from. But with small towns, and especially villages, it can be more difficult. But we are sure that they also have their own treasured places that are worthy of being included in your project.
Now the next question is where to place pictures and where to make captions? You can use it in your workbook. It has a special place.
Almost two blank pages. We glue pictures on them, sign them and that’s it! And we are great! True, in our opinion, it’s somehow boring.
After all, this is the first project work. And the child, first of all, should be interested in doing it and should be pleased, and maybe even delighted, by the result of his work. Well, among other things, he should be pleased with the teacher’s reaction.
Well, the teacher will react if you do something more than just pictures with captions in your workbook. And it will be extremely positive, believe me. Any teacher will be pleased if his students approach assignments responsibly and creatively.
Based on all these considerations, we decided to make the project not the same as everyone else’s, not the same as in the workbook. And we had a plan.
PROJECT “MY CITY” FOR THE LESSON ON THE WORLD AROUND 2nd GRADE
Slide 1
Project “Hometown” The work was carried out by Yana Tselishcheva, student of 2nd “b” class, MBOU Secondary School No. 78
Slide 2
I live in Nizhny Novgorod. This is a beautiful city, which is located at the confluence of the two rivers Volga and Oka.
Slide 3
In my city there are such attractions as: 1. Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin - a fortress in Nizhny Novgorod, the historical center of the city. The Kremlin has no analogues in terms of the difference in height between its two halves and is one of the most advanced engineering structures of its time. Construction of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin began in 1500 and lasted 15 years.
Slide 4
On the territory of the Kremlin there are: St. Michael the Archangel Cathedral - the oldest stone church in Nizhny Novgorod, dating back to the founding of the city. In 1962, after restoration, the ashes of Kuzma Minin were transferred to the cathedral.
Slide 5
Memorial complex "Eternal Flame", dedicated to the Gorky soldiers who died during the Great Patriotic War.
Slide 6
Memorial "Gorky People to the Front"
Slide 7
Next to the Kremlin is Minin and Pozharsky Square. All the main festive events of the city take place here. The Pedagogical University and the Medical Academy are also located here.
Slide 8
Near Minin and Pozharsky Square there are the following attractions: the Monument to test pilot Valery Chkalov and the Chkalov Stairs.
Slide 9
Bolshaya Pokrovskaya Street is also a landmark of our city.
Slide 10
On Pokrovka there is a monument to Evgeny Evstigneev, the great Russian actor, a native of Nizhny Novgorod, and the Drama Theater. Comedy Theater on Malaya Pokrovka.
Slide 11
The monument to Minin and Pozharsky was unveiled on National Unity Day, November 4, 2005. This is an exact but smaller copy of the Moscow monument. The monument was erected under the walls of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin near the Church of the Nativity of John the Baptist.
Slide 12
The Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary was built in 1719 by the Stroganov merchants, which is why it is often called Stroganovsky. In the second photo you can see the Kanavinsky Bridge. It connects the upper part of the city with the lower.
Slide 13
The Nizhny Novgorod Fair is the largest fair in Russia. It is a modern exhibition complex.
Slide 14
Planetarium and circus of Nizhny Novgorod. New planetarium and circus buildings were built and opened in 2007.
Slide 15
These were the main attractions of Nizhny Novgorod. Of course, there are many more interesting places in our city that are worthy of our attention. Thank you for your attention!
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Essay Native land
Every person has his own homeland. This is the place that is most dear to a person. Wherever a person is far away, his native land will always call him. Everything here is near and dear. As small children, we ran around our native land and were happy. It doesn’t matter if it’s a city or a small village somewhere on the river bank.
We will always remember our native land. He will always be in our thoughts. It will be expensive with all its features. There is unique nature, unique places and everything near and dear here. We know every little corner here. Our native land constantly calls us, although very often people simply do not admit it.
People are busy with their work, busy with their fast-paced lives. The modern age requires great speed. Often people get tired of all this, and then their native land comes to the rescue. This is where people can rest their souls. For them, there is nowhere more beautiful than this place.
It is our native land that is connected with our childhood. It was here that we experienced our most favorable moments in life. We were children, and everything around us seemed fabulous. We believed in miracles and when some of them came true, the person became happy. Usually our parents live in our native land. They were the ones who performed some miracles. This is what we lack in everyday life.
2nd grade essays in the Russian language “My native land”
specialist in the field of art therapy
NR MOBU "Lempinskaya Secondary School"
Teacher: Saltykova Elvira Iosifovna.
An essay by 2nd grade student Maria Popova.
I live in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra in the village of Lempino. I was born here. I love my village. When I leave, I always miss him. The village is small, but very beautiful. Tall pines, cedars, birches, and aspens grow around the village. Our house is located on the bank of a river. Cedar trees grow near the house. In the summer I love to listen to the cuckoo calling and the woodpecker knocking on tree trunks. I also love watching squirrels. They jump around the yard and are not afraid of us. Sometimes I leave them a tasty treat under the tree. I love my village.
NR MOBU "Lempinskaya Secondary School".
Teacher: Saltykova Elvira Iosifovna.
Essay by 2nd grade student Sergei Lapukhin.
I live in Russia, I am Russian. The capital of our homeland is Moscow. There are many cities, towns and villages in our country. I live in the village of Lempino. Our village is located near the city of Khanty-Mansiysk. We love to go there on vacation as a family.
NR MOBU "Lempinskaya Secondary School"
Teacher: Saltykova Elvira Iosifovna.
Essay by 2nd grade student David Jalilov.
I was born in the Tyumen region, in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra. Our region is famous for its rich nature. Natural resources - gas and oil. Our forests and swamps are beautiful. In the summer we pick blueberries, cloudberries, currants, and raspberries. My grandmother grows raspberries and strawberries, but wild berries are tastier. And in the fall, our whole family loves to go to the forest to pick mushrooms and pine cones. My uncle loves to fish with a rod and takes me fishing with him. I love my native land.
Material number: DB-1602765
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Project my hometown 2nd grade
A brief outline of my introduction, a presentation of my city - Krasnoyarsk.
- The city in which I live.
- Why I like my city.
- Sights and interesting places in my city.
The city where I live
My hometown is Krasnoyarsk. I love my city very much because I was born here, went to kindergarten, and then to school. Many important events happened here for me, and the main thing is that my relatives and friends live here, and I am always surrounded by a good and friendly atmosphere. Every year the city grows and develops, more and more new things appear that you can be proud of.
Why I like my city
I love my city because here you can find entertainment for every taste and at any time of the year. So, I like to walk in the central park, because it is very beautiful, quiet and cozy here, especially in the summer. I really love the railway that you can ride around the park. I also like that we have a cable car in our city; it’s not possible to find such entertainment everywhere. I ride there with my parents every summer, I’m very pleased, because it’s really interesting to climb to the top of the mountains and look at everything from above. But most of all I love the Roev Ruchey Zoo, the only bad thing is that it’s very far to get to it, but last summer we were there, I liked it. The monkeys and penguins are especially funny there.
Sights and interesting places in my city
There are many different attractions in my city. For those who would come to our city, I want to show the embankment in front of the Yenisei River, it is very beautiful here, but if you cross the bridge, you find yourself on a holiday island, there is a lot of entertainment, a whole children's playground, as well as beautiful and quiet alleys. There is also a circus in our city, I have been there several times, I really like the performances that were shown there. You can also go to the Luch cinema, which is near the park, to see some interesting film. In the evening I like the square near the opera house, there are beautiful musical fountains. In a word, there is a lot of interesting things in our city.
Working on this project was not easy, but it was nice to write about my city, because I want to tell as best as possible about what I like about my hometown.
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Compare photos. Which one shows the city and which one shows the village? Why do you think so?
The left photo shows a city, and the right photo shows a village.
The city has a lot of cars, paved roads, large shops, and many tall buildings.
The houses in the village are small, for one family. There is a lot of nature there, there is a river on the banks of which there are fishing boats. People in the village live by growing vegetables and fruits in their gardens.
In these photographs, find what you can find in the city (cover with red chips) and in the village (cover with yellow chips). Check each other. Correct mistakes by moving pieces.
In the city we can find shops and theaters, a Ferris wheel in the park, a trolleybus on the street. Let's cover these pictures with red chips.
In the village you can find a well, opposite a wooden house, horses on the river bank, and a field of sunflowers. Let's cover these pictures with yellow chips.
Tell us about your city (village) according to plan:
1) Name of the city (village);
Plan for a story about your city for 2nd grade
1. My city is called Moscow.
2. Its main street is Arbat.
3. The sights of Moscow are the Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, Tretyakov Gallery, metro.
Plan for a story about your village for 2nd grade
1. My village is called Ilyinka.
2. Its main street is Lenin.
3. Sights of the village: church, pier on the river, machine operators’ club, old oak tree on the outskirts.
Short essay about the small Motherland
Option 1
My small homeland is the village of Glyaden. This is the very place where I can feel calm and free. This is where I was born, where I received my education, and to this day I am learning something new.
My small homeland is a part of my soul. Many relatives and friends of mine live in the village of Glyaden. The atmosphere that reigns in my small homeland gives me the strength to move forward in terms of self-education and gives me hope for success in my endeavors. I love my small homeland, Glyaden.
Option 2
My small Motherland is the place where you were born, where you grew up, where you spent your childhood, where everything around you seems dear and beautiful. My small homeland is the small village of Kibiten. The sun always shines here and the birds sing.
Evening comes, and all nature begins to play with completely different colors, which make me very happy. I also love when winter comes - there is indescribable beauty here.
We all must protect and love our small Motherland, because it is a part of our “I”.
Option 3
My Motherland is my little world, where I feel comfortable and warm. Every citizen of our country has a place where he feels very good and comfortable. Love for our small Motherland can be expressed in different ways, but I prefer to very often visit this corner dear to my heart, once in which I feel like I’m in a fairy tale.
In the village, my grandmother has her own house, where this small Motherland is located, which I love very much and will never betray. The village is very nice in the summer, as here you can relax and gain new strength for the school year.
It’s especially good here in winter, as all nature freezes and waits for something mysterious and unpredictable. In winter, I really like to go to the forest, where it is somehow especially breathable. Together with the local guys we play hockey, ski and sled.
We should all remember our native places and visit them whenever possible. After all, our small Motherland is waiting for us, and we must not let it down. A person has one homeland, she loves us like her own mother and takes pity on us, like her own children.
