感恩节英语作文感恩节英语作文1IntheUnitedStates,thefourthThursdayinNovemberiscalledThanksgivingDay.Onthatday,Americansgivethanksfortheblessingstheyhaveenjoyedduringtheyear.ThanksgivingDayisusuallyafamilyday.Peoplealwayscelebratewithbigdinnersandhappyreunions.PumpkinpieandIndianpuddingaretraditionalThanksgivingdesserts.Relativesfromothercities,studentswhohavebeenawayatschool,andmanyotherAmericanstravelalongdistancetospendtheholidayathome.感恩节英语作文2Thanksgiving,orThanksgivingDay,isaholidaycelebratedintheUnitedStatesonthefourthThursdayinNovember.Ithasofficiallybeenanannualtraditionsince1863,when,duringtheCivilWar,PresidentAbrahamLincolnproclaimedanationaldayofthanksgivingtobecelebratedonThursday,November24.[1]AsafederalandpopularholidayintheU.S.,Thanksgivingisoneofthemajorholidaysoftheyear.TogetherwithChristmasandtheNewYear,Thanksgivingisapartofthebroaderholidayseason.感恩节英语作文3Thanksgivingdayistheunitedstatesandcanada,theoriginatedinmorethan300yearsagoashipmentof100manyimmigrantsfromeuropetoamerica,hungerandcolditisdifficulttolive,andmostpeopleinthefirstyearwasdyingofhungerinwinter,morethan50peopleatthelocalresidents,theindianhelptogofishing,hunting,andtoplantcornandsecondyearofharvests,athankgod,andinvitedtoattend.Theindiansistheoriginofthanksgivingr,presidentlincolnproclaimedtheunitedstateseachyearonthefourththursdayinnovemberforthanksgiving.感恩节英语作文4Sincewewereborn,manypeoplehelpusalot.Weshouldbegratefultotheirkindness.Buttheonesweshouldshowourgreatestappreciationareourparents.Fromthefirstdayweappearintheirlives,theygiveusalltheirloveandcare,butneverexpectanythinginreturn.Aslongastheyarethere,wedonotfeelanydifficulties,becausetheyarealwaysinfrontofourshelter,preventingusfromdifficultiesanddanger.Inordertomakeourlivesbetter,learnbetter,theydoeverythingtheycantocreatethebestconditionsforus,butignoretheirownneeds.Therefore,weneedtocherishparents’loveandrepaytheirupbringing.Weshouldtreatthemastheytreatus.感恩节英语作文5WhenIwasintheUnitedStatesofAmerica,Ihadattendedaprivatethanksgivingpartyatf