In daily study, work or life, everyone is familiar with composition. Composition is a narrative method that expresses the meaning of a theme through words. What kind of composition can be called an excellent composition? Below are 10 plant compositions for fourth grade primary school students that I collected for you. I hope they can help you. Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school Part 1

In the subtropical region, there is a magical plant that will eat some unlucky ants, wild flies and mosquitoes. Who is this blockbuster plant? It is the famous "Pitcher Plant"!

Nepenthes is a carnivorous plant. The reason why it can eat insects is because of its proud "insect cyst". The insect sac is cylindrical in shape, with a slightly enlarged lower part and a lid on the mouth of the sac. As long as a small insect smells the attractive fragrance of the pitcher plant and flies to the pitcher plant to enjoy it, the small insect will encounter the pitcher plant. of mucus, and then slides into the pitcher plant. At this time, the pitcher plant immediately closes its little lid and digests the little bug.

So, why do pitcher plants eat bugs? I checked the information, and it turns out that as long as the small bug falls into the sac of the pitcher plant, the pitcher plant will immediately realize that delicious food is coming. At this time, the pitcher plant will secrete a lot of water in the sac. Sometimes it even secretes half a sac of water. If the bug encounters water, it will naturally be unable to crawl out. At this time, the pitcher plant slowly "enjoys" its delicious food.

Nepenthes is a really good plant. It can be enjoyed by people and can eat some pests. Students, do you also want to keep a pot of it? Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school Part 2

Autumn is here, and I came to the beautiful botanical garden. A gust of autumn wind blew by, and the smell of autumn rushed towards me.

When you arrive at the entrance of the Botanical Garden, the first thing you see is an artificial waterfall. It hangs in front of us like a curtain, through which we can see the hazy trees, which is so beautiful. The waterfall continues to flow downward, making bursts of rushing sounds. The sound is clear, sweet, and beautiful.

The trees were dyed in colorful colors. The leaves of the ginkgo tree are yellow, like a small fan; the leaves of the maple tree are red, like stamps; the trees of the luan tree are also covered with countless small lanterns, pink and very cute. There were piles of colorful leaves under the tree. I stepped on them curiously with my feet. They were soft and made a rustling sound. He picked up a handful with his hands and raised it into the air, and the leaves danced like butterflies.

Huh? What is that bunch of red fruits? Strings of them hang on the branches like agates, sparkling when the sun shines on them. A gust of autumn wind blew by, and they swayed with the wind, squeezing around, as if competing for beauty. I really want to take it off and wear it!

There are really too many people in the park! People hold their mobile phones and turn beautiful scenes into beautiful pictures. Some old people were sitting on stools chatting, while others were exercising in the open space of the park, enjoying the beautiful autumn. Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school Part 3

Friends, do you want to see rare plants from all over the country? Do you want to experience the Italian pastoral scenery? Do you want to experience the layout of French palace gardens? Do you want to browse British style stretching pictures? Please come to the Beijing Botanical Garden, the scenery here is extremely attractive.

As soon as you enter the picturesque Beijing Botanical Garden, you can’t help but be deeply attracted by the scenery. Be careful not to get lost, because the more than 200 hectares of botanical garden is divided into more than ten parts. There are several small plant areas: there are tropical rainforests that feel like spring all year round, thrilling desert gardens, bright and dazzling gardens, and tall and majestic woods... Each garden is full of beauty, with lush trees, and a total of about 3,000 plants of all kinds. ——5000 kinds. Coupled with all kinds of ingenious sculptures, unique and exquisite pavilions, lifelike bridges and flowing water, as well as various rare medicinal plants, etc., hidden among the red flowers and green trees, it makes people linger.

Not only that, there are also many places of interest in the Beijing Botanical Garden, such as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, the former residence of Cao Xueqin, and the tomb of Liang Qichao, which are particularly attractive to Chinese and foreign tourists.

I really like the Beijing Botanical Garden, which is an all-encompassing collection of botanical masterpieces from all over the world. I believe that after seeing it, you will fall in love with it as much as I did.

Fourth-grade primary school plant composition Part 4

I love the Elaeagnus elegans trees in the border areas

In the first year I arrived in Xinjiang, I fell deeply in love with the Elaeagnus elegans trees in the border areas.

In spring, the Elaeagnus jujube tree, which has been sleeping all winter, stretches out its twigs covered with small thorns to face the wind. Its dense leaves are emerald green on the front and like a layer of silver powder on the back. The contrast between green and white is very beautiful. In May, the Elaeagnus trees bloomed. The Elaeagnus flowers are not big. When you look closer, you can see that the Elaeagnus branches are densely covered with rows and strings of small golden flowers. People can smell the fragrant fragrance from a long distance away. This fragrance attracts swarms of hard-working bees. If you break a few branches and put them in a bottle, the fragrance will linger for several days, making you intoxicated. At this time, you will feel that the whole world is so fragrant and beautiful.

After the Dragon Boat Festival, if you go for a walk in the Elaeagnus grove, you will see countless green little Elaeagnus hanging on the branches. Elaeagnus fruit is as big as a small bead hanging around a child's neck, and the largest one is no more than a finger egg. But it was densely packed all over the tree, causing the branches to bend under their weight. In autumn, Elaeagnus is ripe. These small fruits are either yellow or red. Pick one and put it in your mouth and bite it. Your tongue will be covered with sweet pulp, which is sour and delicious.

I love the fragrance of Elaeagnus flowers, the sweetness of Elaeagnus fruits, and even more, the strong character of Elaeagnus trees. It is not afraid of wind, sand, drought and severe cold, and grows tenaciously on both sides of winding roads and around farmland. It brings beauty to people with its green leaves and yellow flowers. Its dense leaves and thorny branches protect the crops from wind and sand. It selflessly and fearlessly dedicates everything it has to mankind. How noble the spirit and style of Elaeagnus trees are! Looking at these Elaeagnus trees, I can’t help but think of the uncles and aunts of all ethnic groups who work selflessly in our borders. Aren’t they just like Elaeagnus taking root in the border and building it? Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school 5

I like a plant called "succulents". My mother raised many such plants, and we affectionately called them "meat flowers."

Most of the fleshy flowers are in the shape of lotus flowers, some are as crystal clear as jade, and some are as smooth and tender as jelly. Sometimes I can’t help but want to pinch it or take a bite, because They are so cute.

Their names are more interesting, some are called "Chihualian", some are called "Xiongtongzi", and some are called "Moon Rabbit Ears", Chihuahua is as cute as Chihuahua, Xiongtongzi The leaves are like the little paws of a bear, and the rabbit ears are really as fluffy as rabbit ears. It’s amazing!

Mom said that succulents are native to South Africa. They are natural wild plants that grow in barren sandy soil and have super vitality! Natural drought makes them instinctively store water. The fleshy leaves will change with the seasons, making the leaves colorful and therefore more beautiful. The leaves of the flesh flower itself are like flowers. It has a good nickname of "the flower that never fades", which is why I like it.

My mother takes care of these little lives every day and gives them sufficient sunlight and ventilation. My mother said that only in this way can the fleshy animals grow well. Paired with beautiful flower vessels, it is simply a work of art.

I think I should learn from the tenacious spirit of succulents, overcome difficulties, study hard, and be an excellent student. Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school Part 6

Do you know what plant relief is? Haha, it actually just sticks the prepared plasticine on a piece of round cardboard, and then it looks like it is floating and three-dimensional.

When we were in art class, the teacher took pictures of our works one by one and showed them to everyone.

First of all, I saw three roses, which were the works of Li Qinwen and Cai Jiahua. I felt that the three roses were three-dimensional and beautiful, just like real ones. When I was studying how the three roses were made, Li Qinwen told me the answer. She told us: First, roll a piece of plasticine into a strip, then flatten it, and then roll it up, rolling it up lower and lower. In this way, a rose is made.

When I was feeling complacent, the teacher tuned in my and Lu Jingyu’s works.

We went up nervously. Our work is called Flowering Tree. This is how the tree is made: first take a piece of brown plasticine, then roll it into a strip, then flatten it and draw lines on it.

Then take three pieces of green plasticine, roll them into a ball, flatten them, then stick them together, and then stick them to the trunk. A tree is ready. This is how the flower is made: first take a little bit of pink plasticine, roll it into a ball, flatten it, make the bottom point a little bit, then make five petals like this, stick these five petals together, and put a small one in the middle. A piece of yellow plasticine and a flower are ready. Then make five more flowers and stand on the leaves, OK.

Because we felt that a tree standing in the middle would be too lonely, so we made a snail next to it.

Plant reliefs are so fun. Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school 7

I have raised many animals before. I have raised them since the kindergarten class. I raised a kitten. It was just born at that time. Because it was very small, so Grandma put it in an empty toilet paper box. One day, I was away from home after going to school. My sister, who was three years younger than me, wanted to play with the kitten, but she was still young and couldn't control her strength, so she accidentally killed the kitten! When I got home, my grandma told me that the cat was dead and that the murderer was my sister. The cat had only been in the house for a few days and died like this.

When I was in elementary school, I moved to a new home. There was a night market not far from home, and I bought a rabbit there. At that time, I was already in the first or second grade of elementary school. I had to go to school and was not at home. Rabbits cannot drink a lot of water, otherwise they will die, but my sister kept giving water to the rabbit. When I came home, the rabbit in the cage was gone! Mom said the rabbit was dead and the murderer was my sister!

Another day, grandma was sitting at the door. Suddenly, a stray golden rat walked past grandma’s feet. Grandma caught it and gave it to me to raise. It is very smart and will open the cage and run out by itself, only to be found by me. Later, I bought two more male and female rats, but when I came back from school, all three rats were gone! I guess they opened the cage on their own and ran out the back door of my house. Can't get it back this time.

After these things, my mother said not to raise any more small animals. Either my sister would kill them, or I would open the cage and sneak out by myself, spending so much money! Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school Part 8

Children, do you like asparagus? If you like it, let me introduce it to you.

There is a light yellow tray at the bottom, and next to it are some exquisite and unique rockeries of different shapes piled with milky white stones, like the precious inkstone among the four treasures of the study. The leaves of asparagus are very dense and lush, like sharp thorns, covered in layers. Asparagus grows as luxuriantly as thorns, like towering trees, standing upright among the mountains and the vast sea of ??clouds.

In addition to being an ornamental plant, asparagus bamboo also has many benefits for people. Asparagus can not only improve cultural accomplishment, but also have a certain regulating effect on liver disease, mental depression, and low mood. Asparagus can not only absorb harmful gases such as carbon dioxide and chlorine at night, but also secrete gases that kill bacteria, reducing the occurrence of colds, typhoid and other infectious diseases, which is of great benefit to human health.

Asparagus bamboo is not only so beautiful, but also has many benefits to people. We must protect it! It is a symbol of high ambition and an angel of beauty! Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school Part 9

Yesterday, the teacher took our first and second grade children to the botanical garden for a spring outing. Although it is a long way from the school to the botanical garden, the students were still talking and laughing along the way.

The most eye-catching thing in the fields on both sides of the road are the golden rapeseed flowers, like yellow grids sewn on a green carpet. The spring breeze changed the mountains on both sides of the road into green clothes, and the clear river flowed quietly along the road, with petals sprinkled all over the river.

After walking for a long time, we finally arrived at the Botanical Garden. The peach blossoms in the botanical garden are in full bloom, looking like a pink morning glow from a distance. The gorgeous rose flowers are also blooming, and the blooming flowers are like participating in a beauty contest. In the pond not far away, fish were chasing each other, and there were groups of tadpoles looking for their mothers. The willow tree by the pond has grown new leaves, and its long green braids are swaying in the wind. A gust of wind blew, and the leaves in the grove fell down, like purple butterflies flying in the sky. Why do leaves fall in spring? When I looked carefully, the fallen leaves were all purple. I thought it was Sister Chunfeng who was giving the little tree new clothes.

When we were tired from walking, the teacher and we rested in this small forest.

There were a few students playing cards. Although they were small, their brains were very flexible; there were several children flying kites together, one holding the kite and the other running. Although they ran for a long time and failed to fly, they were still very happy; and The children simply lay on the grass and enjoyed sunbathing...

The spring scenery in the Botanical Garden is so beautiful, and it is even more beautiful with our spring scenery.

Come on, it’s so interesting. Plant composition for the fourth grade of primary school Part 10

My mother placed several pots of succulent plants in the study room. They are her "treasures". According to my father, the first thing my mother does when she enters the study every day is not to visit me, but to visit her succulents.

One day, my mother suddenly discovered that half of the leaves of a succulent plant had withered unknowingly and looked dying. In order to save the whole succulent plant from danger, my mother gritted her teeth and performed an "amputation operation" on the dying plant. She picked all the rotten leaves and threw them in the pot, hoping that they would rot and become the source of other succulent plants. Provide nutrients. From that day on, my mother still came to see the succulents every day, touching this one and looking at that one. Because of the lesson learned last time, my mother will always check each leaf more carefully, for fear that they will have a "headache and cold".

A few days later, my mother's high-decibel call came from the study: "Huaiyu-come and see!" I jumped up and came to my mother in three steps and two steps at a time. Oh my God! There was actually a tender seedling sprouting from the leaf that was picked off! The little melon seedling in the article "Life" by the writer Xing Linzi suddenly popped into my mind: "It is really tenacious, just like the little melon seedling in the cracks of the bricks, even if it only lived for a few days... ..." "No!" Before I could finish speaking, my mother interrupted me. "Look!" Mom gently picked up the leaf, and I followed her gaze. It turned out that there were some tiny roots growing under the dying leaf. "Once the roots penetrate into the soil, it will not only live for a few days." Mom said with a face full of joy, as if she had already seen the prospect of this succulent growth.

My heart was greatly shocked. Even such a leaf that was abandoned and "sentenced to death" had such tenacious vitality! It does not bow to fate, and is not willing to wither like this. It buys new life in its own way, sprouting, growing roots, growing, and growing again.

With a healthy body, what reason do we have for not cherishing life?

Come on, friends, roll up your sleeves, clench your fists, and work towards a better future, so that you can live a more glorious and brilliant life!