Essay on a school trip to the zoo

School trips are a passion that ignites enthusiasm in the heart, and a wonderful opportunity for fun and the practice of childhood rituals and play. It is the most beautiful space that is stored in our memories, and in which we hide the most beautiful things we did with our colleagues, who shared games and laughter with us, and practiced singing, dancing and celebration with us. Nothing cultivates joy in the heart better. From a school trip to have fun and forget all the tiredness.

One of the most places we go to on our trips is the zoo. Perhaps this trip carries a deep experience that makes us think about the greatness of God’s creation. In the zoo, creatures from various habitats and places of origin gather. The king of the jungle in all his dignity, so he roars in our faces, so we hide with childlike joy and feigned fear behind our teacher, so the splendor of the scene is completed by the presence of the tiger, and perhaps the lioness and the leopard, or we may see the meekness of the deer overwhelm us with tender feelings, so we remember the greatness of the Creator, who created ferocity and meekness, and deposited his secret in the weakest of his creation .

As we walk around the garden, a cage of monkeys suddenly appears in front of us, these animals full of fun and life. We feel as if we are in a lush garden resembling paradise, for here is the peacock greeting us with its feathers and then scurrying around in its cage, as if telling us that your viewing of my dazzling feathers has ended!

In the zoo, we also see what we have not seen before. We are here in a small spot, but it collected all the contradictions, and collected all the environments for us. After we passed the lion, the lioness, the leopard, the tiger, the peacock, the monkey and the deer, a huge bear suddenly appears in front of us, so we feel as if we were involved in a fight. What, then we soon remember that we are in the zoo, and that this bear is in the cage, and we laugh at our innocent naivety.

Despite all the beauty that contains us in the garden, there must be justified moments of fear, especially if the snake is for us in the lookout, looking at us with its fangs, smooth skin, and huge body, and although it is in the garden and in the cage, but we choose to escape from its sight, so we meet the crocodile in our reception It prepares us as if we have reached one of the swamps of the Amazon, and as soon as we escape from the crocodile, the owl appears to us, which looks at its sad face, perhaps, or perhaps sleepy, and makes its well-known sound to our ears, so we suddenly remember that we are nothing more than visitors to the zoo, and that all these Animals will not pounce on us, so how beautiful our school trips are, and how great our innocence!