"Temple of Knowledge" Globe _650 words

I remember it was my eleventh birthday, and my whole family gave me all kinds of gifts: my mother bought me a global history; Dad bought me a * * * version of Transformers; Aunt bought me a multifunctional pencil case; What I can't put it down most is the "globe" my grandmother bought me.

Look, this globe is dressed in blue, red, yellow, green and white. Blue represents the ocean, green represents the jungle, yellow represents the desert, red represents the plain and white represents the polar regions. But this colorful floral skirt is wrapped in a ball like a ball. By the way, there is also a small and exquisite light bulb in it. You can control it by pressing the button to create a plot of day and night. It is light and can be moved around, but remember: there is a small tail at the back-the power plug. Don't step on it.

Maybe you will say, "Isn't this just a ball with color on it?" What's the big deal? "

Hey, don't underestimate this globe, it is very useful;

1, which can help us learn geography knowledge. For example, I have learned a lot from it: I know that the mother of Egypt is the Nile; The capital of Germany is Berlin; Paris, France is the capital.

It can help us to learn historical knowledge.

If you want to travel around the world abroad, it can help you point out the fastest and most convenient way.

Every day after school, I rushed into the study and came to the globe, which shows that I can't put it down every day. The place we are going to observe today is western Europe west of the Alps. I quietly looked at this magical and rich continent. Gradually, I seem to have arrived. I came to the English Channel, the first channel in Western Europe. Look at the rich Britain in the north. Big Ben and Tower Bridge in London magically stand on this land. Look, to the south is fantastic France, where the Eiffel Tower, Louvre and Arc de Triomphe all stand ingeniously.

"Get up, it's time to eat." Oh, it's time to eat again before you know it.

This is my globe. Is it much richer than the ball?

Sixth grade: vigorous.