초등학교 반장 선거- Running for Class President 800

 

1 반장선거 Running for Class President 본문

It all started when our teacher announced that we would choose a class president.
She put up a sign that said “Election Next Week!”
Some students jumped up with excitement.
Others looked at each other and whispered.

At first, I didn’t think I would run.
I was shy and not very loud.
But that night, my dad talked to me.
He said, “You care about people. That makes a good leader.”
So I decided to try.

The next day, I wrote down my name on the candidate list.
My heart beat fast, but I smiled.
Jina and Minho also signed up.
We all got ready to give our speeches.

I sat down and worked on my speech after school.
I wrote about fairness, kindness, and teamwork.
I said, “Let’s make sure everyone feels welcome.”
My mom read it over and said, “This is strong and true.”

The day before the speech,
I cut out some stars and words to put on my poster.
I used blue and yellow colors.
My sister helped me draw happy faces.

Finally, it was speech day.
I stood in front of the class.
I took a deep breath and started to speak.
Some people looked nervous, some smiled.

I talked about being a voice for everyone.
I said I would listen to students and work with teachers.
I promised to bring in fun games and extra reading time.
I also said we could plant more flowers near the classroom.

After I finished, I sat down and felt proud.
Minho and Jina also gave great speeches.
Then we put up our posters on the wall.
The hallway filled with colors and ideas.

On Friday, we voted.
We all lined up and put in our votes.
Then we went back to class and waited.
In the afternoon, the teacher stood up and said,
“The results are in!”

She called out the names.
Jina got 9 votes, Minho got 8,
And I got… 13!

Everyone clapped, and I couldn’t believe it.
I walked to the front and thanked everyone.
Minho and Jina shook my hand and smiled.
I said, “We’re still a team.”

That night, I told my family the news.
They cheered and hugged me.
My dad said, “I knew you could do it.”
My mom said, “Just be kind and fair.”

Now I feel excited and also a little nervous.
Next week, I’ll have my first class meeting.
I want to listen, lead, and learn.
And no matter what, I will always do my best.

 

2 반장선거 구동사 

started          시작되었다

put up (a sign)         (게시물 등을) 붙이다

jumped up    벌떡 일어나다, 흥분하다

looked at      ~을 바라보다

run (for president)   출마하다

talked to me 나와 이야기하다

decided to try          해보기로 결정하다

wrote down  적다

beat fast        심장이 빠르게 뛰다

signed up     등록하다

got ready      준비하다

sat down       앉다

worked on    작업하다

wrote about ~에 대해 쓰다

read it over   검토하다

cut out          오려내다

put on (poster 등)   붙이다

helped me    나를 도와주다

stood in front of      앞에 서다

took a deep breath 숨을 깊이 쉬다

started to speak      말하기 시작하다

looked nervous       긴장한 모습이었다

listen to         ~을 경청하다

work with      함께 일하다

bring in         도입하다

plant flowers 꽃을 심다

felt proud     자랑스럽게 느끼다

put up (poster)        (벽 등에) 붙이다

filled with      ~로 가득 차다

voted 투표했다

lined up        줄을 섰다

put in votes  투표하다

went back     돌아가다

stood up       일어섰다

called out      이름을 부르다

clapped        박수쳤다

walked to      ~로 걸어가다

thanked everyone   모두에게 감사 인사했다

shook my hand       악수했다

told my family         가족에게 말했다

cheered         환호했다

hugged me   나를 안아주었다

listen  경청하다

lead    이끌다

learn   배우다

do my best   최선을 다하다

 

3 반장선거 해석

모든 일은 선생님이 "다음 주에 반장을 뽑을 거예요!"라고 하시면서 시작됐어요.

처음엔 출마할 생각이 없었지만,

아빠가 “넌 남을 잘 배려하잖아. 그게 진짜 리더야”라고 말씀하셔서

도전해보기로 했어요.

 

연설문을 쓰고, 포스터도 만들고,

친구들과 함께 연설을 준비했어요.

연설 날, 저는 앞에 서서 용기를 내어 제 생각을 말했어요.

친구들을 위한 대표가 되고 싶다고 말했고,

모두가 참여하고 존중받는 교실을 만들고 싶다고 했어요.

 

투표 날, 결과는… 제가 당선되었어요!

모두가 박수 쳐줬고, 다른 후보들도 저를 축하해줬어요.

그날 밤 가족들에게 이야기하니

다들 너무 기뻐하셨어요.

 

이제 첫 반장 회의를 앞두고

조금 떨리지만 정말 설레요.

친구들의 의견을 잘 듣고,

공정하게 이끌며, 함께 배우는 대표가 되고 싶어요.