适合小学生的英语故事阅读

适合小学生的英语故事阅读

导读：我根据大家的需要整理了一份关于《适合小学生的英语故事阅读》

的内容，具体内容：在儿童成长所需的这个丰富多彩的世界里，故事能够

很好的满足学生的好奇心,娱乐心,探索心，智慧心和游戏心。故事文学素

材应用于英语教学也越来越普遍,故事正逐渐被视为英语教学的最佳材料

之一。我・••

在儿童成长所需的这个丰富多彩的世界里,故事能够很好的满足学生的

好奇心,娱乐心,探索心,智慧心和游戏心。故事文学素材应用于英语教学

也越来越普遍,故事正逐渐被视为英语教学的最佳材料之一。我精心收集

了适合小学生的英语故事，供大家欣赏学习！

适合小学生的英语故事：HerrKorbes

Therewereonceacockandahenwhowantedtotakeajourney

together.Sothecockbuiltabeautifulcarriage,whichhadfour

redwheels,andharnessedfourmicetoit.Thehenseatedherself

initwiththecock,andtheydroveawaytogether.

Notlongafterwardstheymetacatwhosaid,z/Whereareyougoing?”

Thecockreplied,〃WearegoingtothehouseofHerrKorbes.〃“Take

mewithyou,〃saidthecat.Thecockanswered,“Mostwillingly,get

upbehind,lestyoufalloffinfront.Takegreatcarenottodirty

mylittleredwheels.Andyoulittlewheels,rollon,andyoulittle

micepipeout,aswegoforthonourwaytothehouseofHerrKorbes.

Afterthiscameamillstone,thenanegg,thenaduck,thenapin,

andatlastaneedle,whoallseatedthemselvesinthecarriage,

anddrovewiththem.When,however,theyreachedthehouseofHerr

Korbes,HerrKorbeswasnotthere.

Themicedrewthecarriageintothebarn,thehenflewwiththe

cockuponaperch.Thecatsatdownbythehearth,theduckonthe

well-pole.Theeggrolleditselfintoatowel,thepinstuckitself

intothechair-cushion,theneedlejumpedontothebedinthemiddle

ofthepillow,andthemillstonelaiditselfoverthedoor.

ThenHerrKorbescamehome,wenttothehearth,andwasaboutto

lightthefire,whenthecatthrewaquantityofashesinhisface.

Heranintothekitcheninagreathurrytowashitoff,andthe

ducksplashedsomewaterinhisface.Hewantedtodryitwiththe

towel,buttheeggrolledupagainsthim,broke,andglueduphis

eyes.Hewantedtorest,andsatdowninthechair,andthenthe

pinprickedhim.Hefellinapassion,andthrewhimselfonhisbed,

butassoonashelaidhisheadonthepillow,theneedlepricked

him,sothathescreamedaloud,andwasjustgoingtorunoutinto

thewideworldinhisrage,butwhenhecametothehouse-door,the

millstoneleaptdownandstruckhimdead.HerrKorbesmusthavebeen

averywickedman!

适合小学生的英语故事：TheBirds,theBeastsandtheBat

Therewasonceagreatbattlebetweenthebirdsandthebeasts.

Thebeastswonthebattle.Ontheirwayhome,oneofthebeastsmet

abat.〃oh,youareabird.Illeatyouup,〃saidthebeast.〃no,

no,“saidthebat.〃Iamnotabird.Iamamouse.Lookatthefur

allovermybody,andatmymouthwithitssharpteeth,〃andthe

batsafelyranaway.Afewdayslatertherewasasecondbattle.

Thistimethebirdswon.Whenoneofthebirdsfoundthebat,he

said,“youareamouse.Imustkillyou.〃〃no,no,〃saidthebat.

Z/Iamnotamouse.Iamabird.Lookatmywings.Afterseveralbattles

betweenthebirdsandthebeasts,theywerefriendsagain.Butthey

couldnottrustthebat.Andthebathadtohideindarkplacesin

thedaytime.Thisiswhyabatfliesaboutonlyatnight.

适合小学生的英语故事：TheStagattheLake

Onehotdayastagcametoalaketodrink,andsawhisownshadow

inthewater.

〃Howbeautifulmyantlers（鹿角）are!ButImverysorrymylegs

areverythinandugly,〃saidhetohimself.Justthenhesawalion

comingtowardhim.Heranawayasfastasfastashecould,andthe

lioncouldnotcatchhim.〃0h,howthankfulIamformygood,long

legs!Theselegshavesavedmylife,“hesaid.

Butwhenhecametoathickwood,hisantlerscaughtinthebranches

ofatree.Hetriedtofreehimselffromthebranches,buthecould

not.

Atlastthelionfoundthestagandcaughthim,andkilledhim.

适合小学生的英语故事：Straw,CoalandBean

Inavillagedweltapooroldwoman,whohadgatheredtogether

adishofbeansandwantedtocookthem.Soshemadeafireonher

hearth（灶台），andthatitmightburnthequicker,shelightedit

withahandfulofstraw.Whenshewasemptyingthebeansintothe

pan,onedroppedwithoutherobservingit,andlayontheground

besideastraw,andsoonafterwardsaburningcoalfromthefire

leaptdowntothetwo.Thenthestrawbeganandsaid,“Dearfriends,

fromwhencedoyoucomehere?”Thecoalreplied,〃Ifortunately

sprangoutofthefire,andifIhadnotescapedbymainforce,my

deathwouldhavebeencertain,一Ishouldhavebeenburnttoashes.〃

Thebeansaid,〃Itoohaveescapedwithawholeskin,butifthe

oldwomanhadgotmeintothepan,Ishouldhavebeenmadeinto

broth（肉汤）withoutanymercy,likemycomrades.zz"Andwoulda

betterfatehavefallentomylot?”saidthestraw."Theoldwoman

hasdestroyedallmybrethren（弟兄们）infireandsmoke;sheseized

sixtyofthematonce,andtooktheirlives.Iluckilyslipped

throughherfingers.〃

“Butwhatarewetodonow?”saidthecoal.

〃Ithink,〃answeredthebean,“thataswehavesofortunately

escapeddeath,weshouldkeeptogetherlikegoodcompanions,and

lestanewmischanceshouldovertakeushere,weshouldgoaway

together,andrepairtoaforeigncountry./z

Thepropositionpleasedthetwoothers,andtheysetoutontheir

wayincompany.Soon,however,theycametoalittlebrook,andas

therewasnobridgeorfoot-plank,theydidnotknowhowtheywere

togetoverit.Thestrawhitonagoodidea,andsaid,〃Iwilllay

myselfstraightacross,andthenyoucanwalkoveronmeasona

bridge.〃Thestrawthereforestretcheditselffromonebanktothe

other,andthecoal,whowasofanimpetuous（冲动的）disposition,

trippedquiteboldlyontothenewly-builtbridge.Butwhenshehad

reachedthemiddle,andheardthewaterrushingbeneathher,she

was,afterall,afraid,andstoodstill,andventurednofarther.

Thestraw,