小学六年级英语小故事

小学六年级英语小故事【篇一】小学六年级英语小故事

TheUnitedStatesofTennesseeDeltahaveanimmigrationtoPeru,wherehehassixhectaresofforestsintheUnitedStates,awesterngoldrushtosell,hemovedwestintheWestboughtninetyhectaresoflandfordrilling,hopingtofindsandsorironorehere.Heworkedforfiveyears,didnotfindanything,eventhefamilyfinallytossout,hadtoreturntoTennessee.Whenhereturned,foundtheroarofthemachine,withtheshed.Originally,themountainwassoldhimagoldmine.Now,thisisingoldmining,itisthefamousAmericanMonroegold.Inthisworld,everyonehidesuniquegifts.Talentislikegoldmine,buriedinourordinarylife,whetherapersonisluckyenoughtodigintothisgoldmine,thekeyistoseewhetherwecanplaydowntheirstrengthsontheground,andcarefullymanagetheirownlife.【篇二】小学六年级英语小故事

Adogisverythirsty.Butheonlyseessomeemptypails.Thereisnowaterinthem.Thedoggoesonlookingforwater.Hecomestoasmallhouse.Thereisagirlinit.Thegirlgoesoutwithapail.“Shegoestoawell,”thedogthinksandfollowsher.Thedogisright.Thegirlcomestoawellandputsdownthepail,andthepailisfullofwater,therethegirlgoesbacktoherhouse.“Water!Great!”thedogsaysandrunstothewell.Hejumpsintothewellwithoutthought.”Thewaterisgood.Thedogishappyanddrinksmuch.Buthecan’tjumpoutofthewell.Hewaitsandwaits.Butnoonecomes.“I’mhungrynow.Imustgoout,”hethinks.Atthetimeathirstygoatcomestothewell.Helooksatthewaterandthedog.“Isthewatergood?”thegoatasks.“Ofcourse.Comedown,”thedogsays.Thenthegoatjumpsintothewell,too.Thendogishappy.Hejumpsonthegoat’sbackandjumpsoutofthewell.Thedoghasalookatthegoatandsays,“Goodbye!”Thenheleaves.【篇三】小学六年级英语小故事

TherewasafarmerintheSongKingdominancientChina.Heworkedinhisfielddayafterday.Ingoodharvestyears,hecouldonlyhaveenoughfoodtoeatandenoughclothingtowear.Ifthefieldfailedtoproduceenoughcrops,hehadtogohungry.Thisfarmerwantedtoimprovehislife.Buthewastoolazyandtoocowardly.Healwaysdreamedofhavingunexpectedfortune.Amiracletookplaceatlast.Oneday,whenheworkedinthefield,somepeoplewerehuntingnearby.Theyshoutedloudlyoneafteranother.Somelittleanimalswererunningdesperately.Suddenly,aharedasheditselfheadlongagainstthestumpofadeadtreeinhisfieldanddied.Thatday,hehadagoodmeal.Fromthatdayon,henolongerworkedinhisfield.Frommorningtillnight,hestayedbythatmiraculousstump,waitingforanotherhare.Willthemiraclehappenagain?Peopleoftenusethese