If I lived in a fairy tale, if I lived in the ocean, a thousand-word essay

If I lived in the ocean

If I lived in the ocean, I would live in a shell. When the sea breeze blows, the shells will open, and I will swim to the surface, letting the cool sea breeze blow, which is very comfortable.

If I lived in the ocean, I would invite dolphins to take me to visit the ocean. ah! What a beautiful ocean. Look at the purple coral dancing happily with the swimming of the small fish; look at the cute turtle swimming slowly; and finally look at the shark that looks like a giant wheel. Chase the weak school of fish.

What a wonderful thing it would be if I lived under the sea!

I will wake up on the big shell bed, stretch out, look at myself in the mirror, comb my messy hair, wash my face with clear sea water, put on floral clothes and Shoes for school.

We came to the Ocean School, where there are only four classes. The first class is music class. You heard melodious singing coming from the classroom. The song echoed in the ocean. The second class is a safety class. The teacher is patiently explaining safety knowledge in the ocean. The teacher told us: There are many dangerous animals in the ocean. Never approach them. The third class is math class. The fourth period is our favorite physical education class. I competed with the animals in the ocean.

The crab is my safety teacher. It is careful in doing things and thinks about everything. Needless to say, safety goes without saying; the octopus is the math teacher. It uses eight hands to write calculations, just like it There are eight brains that divide the work and calculate; the electric eel is our music teacher, and the way lightning strikes every time it sings a song is really fun. The big lobster is our physical education teacher. It is very strong and powerful, and it looks scary.

After school, I took the ocean sightseeing bus home. Look! Colorful corals are swaying gently with the sea water. Some are like the precious antlers, some are like the fragrant chrysanthemums in autumn, and some are like rugged hills... various shapes and colors. The octopus stretches its flexible claws to trap food. The squid sprayed jet-black "ink" backwards and used the recoil to swim forward for a long distance. The colorful shellfish crawls forward diligently with its soft body.

Batfish flew past me with their tails swaying. They were dressed in the most popular black and white dresses in the world and greeted me politely...

How I wish I could pass the test of our generation Work hard to turn that beautiful underwater dream into reality!