【第1篇】
As every one clearly knows, we all grow up with pains coming and going away. And we have different growing pains in different times.
For example, we felt stressed for the first time when we went to school. We may feel sad after a quarrel with our best friends in the kindergarten. Or we feel angry because mama didn't get me my favourite toy.
Sometimes it goes away with time, sometimes it needs to be solved by ourselves, and sometimes we need help from friends or parents.
The truth is no one may be able to grow up without them. So do I.
Mine is different from most children at this age. I'm feeling lonely from time to time, although I have so many friends’ love and teachers' care. However, my parents have to go to Canada for more than six months each year. I do know that they go there to help me with my high school and college. But I just want a home. I have to do my things myself. They care a lot about my study but forget my hobbies and my dreams. Sometimes I don't understand why everything cannot be decided by myself. My future seems not to be my future. I feel so sad about it. I can be strong enough to try for my future so why not leave it all to me? I am a boy. I may not deal with it well but I do want to have a try. Because it’s my life, not yours, not theirs.
Pains stay with us all the time. But we only grow when we solve them one after another. This is how we grow up. Life is to find happiness from sadness. I'll try. This is why I stand here to give a speech.
【第2篇】
I don't think I'm a good boy. In fact, I'm not in some ways.
Sometimes I just feel like a thief because I do many things in a sneaky way. Maybe a question is shaping in your mind: Why? Because of my study, because of my parents, because of my growing, because of my life!
We have to spend much time on study while little time to sleep. And of course, I have no time to play. The words we can hear and see every day are just ‘study, study, study.’ The huge stress is like a large mountain in my heart now. I can only find some time when I am alone to do something that I like. My parents and teachers always have lots of reasons to compel us to work. I know it's good for us, but the feeling is very bad. I cannot do anything to prevent the feeling or change it. I even think I was born just for study. I know I have no choice but to face it and try my best to solve it.
We all know the story called ugly duckling. A grey duckling grows slowly and does not look good. He has lots of growing pains, too. But he grows beautifully up into a swan. Although he gets lots of trouble, at the same time, he gets lots of power from it and he knows the potential of himself. Just like me, I get lots of trouble from the pains. However, I also have the challenge to continue my work. It must take a lot of time, I don't care now!
The harder I grow up, the better opportunity I'll get, I suppose.
【第3篇】
Ladies and Gentlemen: Good morning/afternoon!
Before giving the speech, I have a question for you, ‘Have you ever suffered from growing pains?’ I’m sure the answer must be ‘Yes’. And I think the most unforgettable pains are those which happened at your teen age.
When I was in Grade 6, my English teacher asked me to take part in the Speech Contest of our school. In fact, our monitor could have had this chance but the teacher gave it to me. I knew it was a very important opportunity to prove myself, so I prepared for15 days before the contest. I tried really hard to recite my passage but I still couldn’t make it 2 days before the big day. I was really nervous, not because of the stage but the chance which should have belonged to our monitor. ‘Can I make it? ’ I asked myself many times. But the answer was always ‘No’.
The contest came at last. At the beginning, I was not quite nervous on the stage. But the worst thing was that I forgot my words and had to read my passage. So my score was the lowest of all the contestants. I still clearly remember the scene when I was on the stage to get my certificate. Even no one gave me applause. I would never forget that moment.
After all, my teacher gave me a big hug. She said I was the best student she had ever taught. I wasn’t quite sad before that, but at that moment I cried. I thought I had to be stronger and grow up quickly.
Maybe I’m not the cleverest, but wisdom comes with age. I can’t say I work harder than anyone in the world but I am sure that all my success comes with my efforts. Pains and experiences make me thoughtful, freethinking, insistent and brainy.
Everyone has growing pains. They are parts of growing up. We don’t like them but we need them.Growing pains will be the best memory of our lives. That’s all. Thanks for your attention.
【第4篇】
When I was a little kid, growing up quickly was one of my biggest dreams. I hoped to grow up soon so that I could do lots of things I couldn’t do now and had more freedom. However, as I got older, I never hoped so again.
In the past, I liked to try all kinds of things. I wanted to be tall enough to play roller coaster, I wanted to be strong enough to play ball games. I wanted to grow up to do anything that I like.
Now I’m taller and stronger and know more about the world. But I’m also losing my freedom. I’m tall enough to play roller coaster, but I have to finish plenty of homework first. Though I’m strong enough to play ball games, I must spend most of the time studying. I have to learn well and go to a nice high school so that I can have more freedom, at least more than now. That’s what everyone tells me. But I know as I’m growing up, more and more rules will chain me and perhaps there’ll be no more freedom for me.
There’re too many pains in everyone’s life. Growing is a part of life and there must be pains in it. I can’t change it at all but I don’t want to accept it , either. The only thing I can do is to obey the rules now and never break the rules in my whole life.
【第5篇】
Good morning/afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I'm very happy to deliver a speech here.
Everyone may suffer form many problems during their life. However, it may be very useful to them if they can solve the problems correctly. I once met such a problem as well.
When I was a little kid, my parents were so strict with me that I thought I was unlucky at that time. They even threw my toys into fire when I made some mistakes. I was very angry and I had no choice but to accept it just because they were my parents, I knew it.
Now, I'm a teenager and I don't play with my toys any more. I begin to understand my parents. I know they love me as well as I love them. However, I don't have enough courage to say "I love you".
One day, I was in trouble because I didn't have a disk to store my PPT which I had to bring to school that day. I told my mum about it. My mum didn't say anything except one sentence,"Wait for me." After a few minutes, she came back, with a lot of water on her face because of a heavy rain, and said, "Here you are!" I was surprised and I really wanted to say, "Thank you, Mum. I love you." Yes, I said "Thank you" but I didn't say "I love you". I tried hard but I still couldn't say the sentence to my mum. Maybe I was too shy then. In fact, I really love my mum and I have once said the sentence many times in my heart. Today, I want to shout the sentence, "Mum, I love you."
That's all. Thanks for you attention.
