The school yard where I study is always full of shade because at school I have a lot of trees. These green trees always give me shade, especially the eagle tree in the school yard that I have planted for a long time.


 
It can be seen that also from the day I moved to this new classroom, I realized that the tall oak tree with its foliage seemed to have obscured the bright summer sun where I was sitting by the window. Admire the leaves that are bigger than an adult's hand, oval shaped like a giant umbrella that is responsible for providing shade for us to play or study under the tree during recess play.

I don't know how long the eagle tree in my school yard has been planted, but the trunk is very big, dark brown. If you touch the trunk, it feels a bit rough and rough, because of the traces of time left over the years. Wow! The trunk of the tree was so big that one of her arms could not hold it. And I was told by the guard that this tree was planted a long time ago, no one can remember exactly. The roots of the plant seem to be digging deep into the ground to absorb nutrients to nourish the plant. There were tree roots that refused to obey but stretched themselves out of the ground and looked like giant snakes from afar.

I noticed that around the base of the tree was a small tub built to protect the roots sticking out of the ground. The main reason is because the tree is located opposite my class, so we are tasked with taking care of and protecting the tree. I will always love and care for the eagle tree very carefully.

One of the plants that stick with students during their school years, it is impossible not to mention the brilliant red color of the phoenix flower, the dreamy purple of the mausoleum and especially the fresh green color of the eagle. The image of the majestic eagle tree has become a part of the memory of many generations of students.

Right from the first moment we step into the school, the first image we encounter is probably an eagle tree because of its vast luxuriant luxuriant. Eagle trees are often planted on campus because of the coolness and convenience it brings. Standing from afar, the eagle tree looks like a green giant guarding the peace of the school. Approaching and standing under the foliage, we feel like a big hand shields our head from the sun. The leaves are as big as a student's notebook page, used to cool the fan extremely, and have the soothing scent of the eagle as if it brings a summer atmosphere. Such is the luxuriant green in the summer, but in the winter they turn crimson, scattering in the dry schoolyard. But just in the spring, the young buds sprout again strongly under the spring rain, giving life. Eagle flowers also follow that budding buds. Eagle flowers grow in clusters, tiny, the wind blowing through is enough to make the flowers fall full of yellow, filling the school yard like a carpet woven from flowers. When the flowers fall, it is also the time when the young eagle fruit peeks under the leaves. When ripe, the fruit is large, yellow, has a slight aroma, but is acrid when eaten, in contrast to the deliciousness outside. But the inside is delicious, with a rich, nutty taste, which is not enough to fill our hungry stomachs, but feels strangely happy. We often play chase around the eagle tree, then weary sitting under the shade of the tree, feeling like a mother is fanning her innocent cubs. How can I forget the image of the eagle tree that has been with me for many years, those are childhood memories.


 
The eagle tree not only beautifies the school campus but also brings happy memories under the beloved school roof. Those memories will forever be imprinted in my heart.

Leaves of the tree - Model 3
In the school yard, there are many kinds of trees. In which, my favorite is the eagle tree near the classroom door.

The eagle tree is already very big, looks like a giant umbrella from afar. The stump of an eagle tree with an arm I can't hold. Large tree roots stick out of the ground like cobras and have roots that go deep into the ground to absorb nutrients to nourish the plant and help it stand. The trunk is straight like a pillar, the bark is gray-brown with many scars. The eagle tree is more special than other trees and divides into many layers to shade a large area, the higher the altitude, the lighter the green of the foliage. The oval leaves are green and block the sunlight from penetrating the school yard. In autumn, the leaves of the eagle change from green to red, when the wind gently blows the red leaves leave the branches, leaving the bare branches looking very pitiful. From winter to spring, the eagle tree budded and sprouted young leaves of banana color full of life. Ivory white flowers in chains. Hidden behind the leaves are round green eagles with flat ends. When old, the fruit turns yellow when eaten with acrid taste. We often gather around the tree to play. In the trees, the birds chirped as if playing with the children. Every time I'm on duty, I water the plants well.

I really like the tree because the tree gives us shade to play and also beautifies the beauty of my school. It's so much fun to watch the eagles fall on the quiet summer afternoons.