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Details of the essay describing our class's flower vase for 4th-grade students:
Describing our class's flower vase
Assignment
In our school, every classroom has a flower vase placed on the teacher's desk. Especially on the occasion of celebrating Vietnamese Teacher's Day on November 20th, these flower vases are the gifts we respectfully present to our teachers.
Our class's flower vase is already beautiful on normal days, but as we approach Vietnamese Teacher's Day, it receives even more meticulous care. The flower bowl is thoroughly cleaned. The brown and white apron shines without a speck of dust. In front of the flower bowl, we tie a small, elegant bow. All the flowers are made of plastic, and the stems, leaves, and flowers are all wiped clean. Each of us carefully wipes each flower, petal, and leaf, so after a while, the flowers seem to be infused with new life, unusually fresh and vibrant. The various heights of pink roses lie side by side as if reaching for the sky. The pink, red, and yellow hues of the petals mixed with the green of the stems and leaves look so fresh and beautiful. From a distance, hardly anyone can tell that it's a plastic flower vase; it looks just like real flowers.
The flower vase placed on the teacher's desk looks so fresh and attractive! Every time we see the flower vase, everyone in our class feels happy, excited, and more enthusiastic about learning.
In addition to describing our class's flower vase, students can explore essays describing other objects such as: the map of Vietnam, a cabinet, the school garden, a washing machine
=>Describing the map of Vietnam
=>Describing a cabinet
=>Describing our school garden
=>Describing a washing machine
Visual representation of our class's flower vase:
Describing a simple desktop flower vase
Describing an elegantly adorned desktop flower vase
