初中生英語課前演講稿范文（通用3篇）
初中生英語課前演講稿范文 篇1
Hello! Every one. My name is XuJiaWei, from Class 3 Grade 7.
Please think a minute! I heard a funny true story about this guy who goes to the gym to exercise and work out each week. He takes 20 minutes to change his clothes. Then he walks around the gym talking with different people.
After that, he reads the newspaper. Finally, he does a few stretches and 5 minutes of exercises. Then he takes a hot steam bath before going home. So in the whole 2 hours he’s at the gym, he only spends 5 minutes exercising! One day, someone heard this man saying:“I don’t understand it. I go the the gym almost everyday, but I never seem to lose weight.” But every body at the gym knows why, because they see this guy there doing everything except the main thing exercise!
You see, it’s important that we keep the main thing. And if you want to be successful. In your job, business, or managing your family, or your studies, whatever we do, we must get the main thing done. Instead of wasting our time and energy doing things that aren’t important. Because it is easy to get side-tracked doing other things that might be easier or more fun to do.
Just think a minute…
That’s all for my today’s speech, thanks.
What success means to me?
初中生英語課前演講稿范文 篇2
A dream
I remember when I was young; my mother often described the beauty of the grasslands through this poem: “tian cang cang, ye mang mang,feng chui cao di xian niu yang”. it means in English “Clear skies, sweeping plains, the grass bowing before the wind, revealing grazing horses and sheep.” I could recite this even before entering primary school.
16years ago, my mother visited one of the grassland of Inner Mongolia. She said that no words could describe it’s stunning natural charm. With her description firmly printed on my mind I began to long for a tour to the grassland.
Sadly, this marvelous image that I had in my mind changed completely when my mum and I visited the grassland a year ago. As soon as we got there, I couldn’t believe my eyes. What was in front of me was just a piece of land with loosely grown grass. In the far distance I saw only a couple of horses feeding lazily. I asked my mother: “Where is the lush, tall grass?” As puzzled as me, she said nothing. I was shocked to see the differences between the grassland in my dream and what was in front of me.
On the way home, I thought a lot and tried to find answers.
Now I am old enough to bring awareness to other people and share my dream for the grasslands. Overgrazing and extensive farming have ruined the grassland and so taken away the charm of our homeland. But I am confident that one day the grasslands will recover and its true wealth and beauty will be realized as long as everybody gives his contribution to restore our homeland.
我的夢想
從我記事時起，我媽媽就常向我提起草原的景象�！疤焐n蒼，野茫茫，風吹草低現(xiàn)牛羊�！钡脑娋洌谖疑闲W前就已經(jīng)耳熟能詳了。陪伴我去草原以前，媽媽也只去過一次草原，那是在1988年夏天，媽媽陪南方來的朋友們一起去呼和浩特市北郊的昭和草原觀光。媽媽說：草原真美呀，藍藍的天空下，茂密的草場，足有一人高，放眼望去，一望無際，風吹過，綠浪翻滾，像大海的波濤，真是一片綠色的海洋。媽媽的描述，使我從六歲起就對草原充滿向往。
直到去年的國慶假期，媽媽第一次帶我去了草原以后，我腦海中草原的印象卻完全變了
當旅游車停在了一片只有幾厘米高，更像是一個大草坪一樣的操場時，導游說：草原到了。我滿懷喜悅的心情被下車時看到的景象迷惑了。問媽媽：這就是草原呀?!怎么不見風吹草低現(xiàn)牛羊啊!媽媽也顯得很吃驚。如此低矮的草;更沒有潔白的羊群，吃草的馬兒也顯得無精打采。
在回家的路上，我想了許多是啊，過度的放牧和開墾破壞了草原的美麗，正是人類自己毀壞了我們的家園。
這次帶著遺憾的草原之行，深深地觸動了我。站在這里，我想說，我有個愿望：朋友們，讓我們每個人都盡一份力量，讓我可愛的家鄉(xiāng)-美麗的草原再次重現(xiàn)吧。
初中生英語課前演講稿范文 篇3
The Tibetan Antelope Kneeling On Its knees
Today I am going to tell you a true story about a life-altering event that happened to an old hunter from Tibet’s northern lands.
Early in the morning, the hunter saw a group of Tibetan antelopes on grass hill near his tent. He rushed out of his tent and mounted his horse with his rifle. The antelopes all quickly ran away except one. A strong, fat one ran only a few steps and came back. It looked imploringly at him, stepped up towards him and then knelt on its knees with tears streaming down from its eyes. Feeling softhearted for a flashing moment, the hunter did not pull the trigger. But after he shut his eyes, pulled the trigger and the antelope fell onto the ground in a kneeling position with discernible tears still on its face.
The old hunter restlessly cut the Tibetan antelope open. What he had saw made him choke on his breath and the knife fell on the ground with a crash. He saw a baby antelope lying in the womb, surely dead. All of a sudden he realized why the antelope was strong and fat and why it heavily knelt before him and cried: It was imploring him to have mercy on its baby!
The old hunter buried the antelope and its unborn baby together with his hunting rifle that day
I will never forget this story. Today I told it to more people and I’d like to point out: In the world the kneeling of loving mothers, whatever of human being or animal is sacred. Lives of all kinds are equal. Let us care about the nature, care about our life with our affection and respect to the life. Hopefully we could live harmoniously, as part of nature.
跪拜的藏羚羊
今天我要告訴大家一個發(fā)生在西藏北部的故事。這件事，促使一位老獵人改變了對生命的認識。
那天清晨，老獵人看到不遠的草坡上有一群藏羚羊，立即跨上烈馬，追了過去，藏羚羊四處逃竄，奇怪的是，有只肥壯的藏羚羊沒跑多遠，卻轉過身來，用乞求的眼神望著他，然后沖向他前行兩步，兩條前腿撲通一聲跪了下來，與此同時，兩行長淚從它眼里流出。老獵人心頭一軟，扣動扳機的手不由地松了一下，可是隨即他雙眼一閉，槍聲響起，那只藏羚羊栽倒在地，倒地后仍然是跪臥的姿勢。臉頰上的兩行淚跡仍然清晰地留著。
老獵人懷著忐忑不安的心情對那只藏羚羊開膛扒皮，眼前的一切讓他屏住了呼吸，手中的屠刀咣當一聲掉在地上，原來在藏羚羊的子宮里靜靜地臥著一只小藏羚羊，它已經(jīng)成型，自然是死了。這時候老獵人才明白為什么這只藏羚羊的身體特別肥壯，也明白了它為什么給自己下跪，流淚。它是求獵人留下自己孩子的生命呀!
當天，老獵人將那只藏羚羊連同它沒有出世的孩子掩埋了，同時埋掉的還有他的槍。
這個故事曾經(jīng)讓我久久不能釋懷，今天我把這個故事說給更多的人聽，我更要說，天下所有慈母的跪拜，包括動物在內(nèi)，都是神圣的，一切的生命都是平等的，讓我們所有的人懷著對生命的一種感動和敬畏，去珍愛自然，珍愛生命。愿人類能成為自然的一部分并和自然和諧共處。
Be Like a Pine Tree And Bear What You Can
School had been very easy for me in the beginning. I had been the usual routine---show up for school, complete assignments, take tests, get grades. And that was usually straight A’s. I thought school was that easy.
Suddenly middle school began. Sure, I was a top student for six years, why would it be any harder? It was; the bad mark in a pop quiz deeply humbled me.
I became very resentful and angry about my situation. I felt so depressed for feeling inferior.
One winter day we had a heavy snow. Mother took me for a long walk. “ See those elm trees,” she said. “ The branches are broken. The trees may die. But look at those pine trees! They are not hurt by the snow.” “ When they have more snow than they can hold, they lower the branches and let the snow slip away. The next morning they are as good as ever.”
“There are just two kinds of trees in the world: the stubborn and the wise. Be like a pine tree. Bear what you can, then let the load slide off. You will move forward lightly.”
Yes, “Be like a pine tree. Bear what you can! ” Shake off resentment, angry and depression. We will have a bright future.
像松樹那樣, 能承擔多少就承擔多少
求學之初，我一直得心應手。一切不外乎是每天上學，做作業(yè)，考考試，拿學分。而我的分數(shù)經(jīng)常是優(yōu)。我覺得求學竟是那般容易。
倏忽之間，中學學習生涯開始了。千真萬確，我做了六年的優(yōu)等生，難道功課還會變得更難?確實如此。在一次突襲考試中，我糟糕的成績深深挫傷了我的傲氣。
我為我的境況變得憤懣不平。我灰心、失望，因為我感覺低人一等。
冬日的一天，外邊下了一場大雪。媽媽帶我去散步�！扒颇怯軜洹�，媽媽說，“樹枝都折斷了，這些樹會死的。再瞧那松樹，它們不會受到雪的傷害。它們把枝丫垂下, 使雪滑落。第二天清晨，依舊完好如初。”
“世界上只有兩種樹，一種頑固不化;一種機智聰明。做一棵松樹吧!能承受多少就承受多少。 然后抖掉包袱，你就能輕松前行。”
是的，像松樹那樣, 能承擔多少就承擔多少,抖掉怨恨、憤懣和失望，我們將擁有一個燦爛的明天。