milestone 英文作文500字
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篇1
    My Biggest Milestones
    Milestones are really important events or achievements in our lives. They mark the times when we learn something new, grow in some way, or accomplish something special. As a kid, I've already had quite a few big milestones, and I'm sure there are many more to come!
    One of my earliest milestones was learning how to walk. I don't really remember it myself, but my parents love telling the story. Apparently, I was a pretty late walker – I didn't take my first steps until I was almost 15 months old! But once I got the hang of it, there was no stopping me. I went from tentatively cruising along furniture to zooming around the house in what felt like no time at all. Walking opened up a whole new world for me and gave me so much more independence. I could go explore on my own instead of just sitting in one place.
My parents had to keep a close eye on me after that!
    Another huge milestone for me was starting kindergarten. I was really nervous about going to "big kid" school at first. What if I didn't make any friends? What if I missed my mom and dad too much? What if I got lost or forgot where the bathroom was? So many worries! But my teacher, Mrs. Roberts, was really nice and made me feel welcome right away. By the end of the first week, I loved kindergarten. I made lots of new friends, learned so many cool things, and couldn't wait to go back every day. Starting kindergarten helped me grow up in a big way.
    Learning to read was another milestone that really stands out in my mind. It felt like such an amazing superpower at first! Suddenly, I could sound out words in books, on signs, on food packages – everywhere I looked, there were words I could read. Reading opened the door to worlds of makebelieve and lots of new knowledge. Some of my favorite memories from early elementary school are reading stories under a cozy fort of blankets by flashlight after bedtime. Or reading tons of books about dinosaurs, planets, and ancient Egypt and amazing my parents with all the facts I had learned.
sort of my superpower
    As I got a little older, reaching each new level in my favorite sports became milestones I was really proud of. Like getting my yellow belt in karate after months of practice. Or moving up to the Bronze group in swimming after long sessions of doing laps and working on my strokes. Or scoring my first goal in a real soccer game after years of playing just for fun in the backyard. Each new level showed I was getting stronger, more skilled, and more dedicated.
    One milestone that kind of snuck up on me was when I first beat my dad at videogames. I had played countless hours of MarioKart, Smash Bros, and other games against him over the years. He was always so much better than me – a total gaming expert! But then one day, I was the one doing ridiculous celebration dances after coming out victorious. I could hardly believe it! It felt like such an accomplishment, even though it was just a game. I had closed the gap through patience and perseverance. That little milestone showed me that adults aren't infallible experts on everything.
    Looking ahead, I know some huge milestones are still to come, like graduating from ele
mentary school, losing my first tooth, going to summer camp without my family, and more. Each milestone means I'm growing up and gaining new abilities. Milestones are exciting because they show how much you've learned, changed, and accomplished. I can't wait to see what other milestones are waiting for me along the road!
篇2
    Milestone
    Hello everyone! Today, I want to share with you a very special moment in my life. It's a milestone that I reached recently. Do you know what a milestone is? Well, it's a big achievement or an important event in someone's life.
    So, let me tell you about my milestone. Last week, I participated in a school spelling bee competition. It was the first time I ever took part in such a big event. I felt excited and nervous at the same time. There were many other students from different grades who were also competing.
    When the competition started, I stood in front of the microphone and listened to the words the teacher gave me. I spelled each word with confidence, hoping I got them right. The other competitors were doing their best too. It was a tough competition!
    As the rounds went on, some students were eliminated, but I kept going. I spelled words like "elephant," "butterfly," and "champion." The audience cheered for me whenever I spelled a word correctly. It made me feel proud and motivated.
    Finally, it was down to the last two contestants – me and my friend Sarah. We both knew it was a big moment for us. The teacher gave us challenging words, and we spelled them one by one. My heart was pounding, but I didn't give up.
    Then, it happened! Sarah misspelled a word, and it was my turn. The teacher gave me the final word – "milestone." I took a deep breath and spelled it confidently, "M-I-L-E-S-T-O-N-E, milestone." The whole auditorium erupted with applause and cheers. I had won the spelling bee competition!