少兒英語故事5篇

少兒英語故事5篇學(xué)習(xí)英語，閱讀真的很重要，今日我給大家?guī)砩賰河⒄Z童話故事，盼望能夠關(guān)心到大家，下面我就和大家共享，來觀賞一下吧。

少兒英語故事會飛的大象

Mumwentshopping.

媽媽去買東西。

Shetook1thechildren.

她帶上了孩子們。

Thechildrenlookedup.

孩子們往上看。

Therewas2anelephantontheroof3.

有一只大象在屋頂上。

Theelephantlookedfunny.

大象看上去很滑稽。

Theelephantwasfat.

大象很胖。

Thechildrenlaughed.

孩子們大笑了起來。

Lookatthatfatelephant，theysaid4.

看那只胖胖的大象呀，他們說。

Anelephant?saidMum：Don’tbesilly5.

一只大象?媽媽說：別傻了。

Therewasastorm6.

暴風(fēng)雨來了。

Thewindblew.

風(fēng)吹啊吹啊。

Itrainedandrained.

雨下呀下呀。

Itwasabadstorm.

那是一場超大的暴風(fēng)雨。

Thewindwasstrong.

風(fēng)力很強(qiáng)。

Itblewtheelephantaway.

它把大象吹走了。

Thechildrenwenttoschool.

孩子們?nèi)ド蠈W(xué)了。

Theelephantwasintheplayground.

那只大象在操場上。

Thechildrenlaughed.

孩子們笑了。

ThechildrentoldMrsMay.

孩子們告知了梅老師。

Lookatthatfatelephant，theysaid.

看那只胖胖的大象呀，他們說。

Anelephant?saidMrsMay：Don’tbesilly.

一只大象?梅女士說：別傻了。

Thechildrenlikedthefatelephant.

孩子們喜愛胖大象。

Theywantedittostay.

他們盼望它能留下來。

Sorry!Saidtheman，Wewantitback.

對不起!一個男人說：我們得把它拿回去。

Lookatthefatelephant,saidBiff.

看那只胖大象呀，碧芙說。

It’saflatelephantnow,saidWilma.

現(xiàn)在它是始終扁大象了，威爾瑪說。

TheFaithfulMongoose忠誠的貓鼬

從前有一個人撿到了一只小貓鼬，他和妻子把小貓鼬照看的很好。小貓鼬和家里的小兒子感情很好，有一天，有一只大蛇來了，為了愛護(hù)小珍寶，貓鼬英勇的和大蛇做斗爭受了傷。回來的媽媽卻以為是貓鼬害死了兒子……

OncetherelivedakindBrahmininasmallvillagewithhiswife.Theyhadalittleson.Oneday,ashewasreturninghomefromanearbyvillage,hecameacrossababymongoosecryingnexttoitsmother’sdeadbody.

“Oh!poorcreature,thoughttheBrahmin.“IfIleaveithereitwillsurelydie.Hepickeditupandtookithomewithhim.

“Gowri,Ifoundthislittlecreatureonmywayhome.Letustakecareofhim,hesaidtohiswife.“Verywellalongwithourson,Iwilltakecareofthemongoosealso,repliedhiswife.

ThemongoosegrewupwithalotofloveandcareintheBrahmin’shouse.HesleptnexttotheBrahmin’ssoninthecradle1,drankmilkandplayedwiththeboyeveryday.Thebabymongoose’sdayswerefullofjoyintheBrahmin’shouse.Asboththeboyandthemongoosegrewup,theirfriendshipchangedtoarelationshipbetweentwobrothers.

Themongoosegrewupfastandasdayswentby,theBrahmin’swifebegantogetdoubtsinhermind.“Afterall,thisisawildanimal.Soonerorlateritwillshowitstruecolours,shethoughttoherself.Sheputthemongoose’sbedseparatelyandwouldwatchhimcarefullywheneverheplayedwithherson.

OnedaywhentheBrahminwasaway.Gowridecided2togototherivertofetchapotofwater.Shelookedaroundandsawhersonsoundasleepinhiscradle.Themongoosewasalsoasleepontheflooratthefootofthecradle.ThisshouldtakeonlyafewmomentsIhopeIcantrustthatmongoosenottoharmmylittleson,shesaidtoherselfandafterafinallookatthembothshehurrieddowntotheriver.

Suddenly,themongoosewokeupwithastart.Hehadheardaveryfaintnoise.Lookingup,themongoosesawalargeblacksnakecrawlinginthroughaholeinthewall.

“Thesnakewillharmmybrother.Motherandfatherareaway.Iwillhavetoprotectmylittlebrother,thoughtthemongoose,asthesnakecameslitheringtowardsthecradle.

Thebravelittlemongoosepounced3onthehugeblacksnake.Afteralong,ferocious4fight,thelittlemongoosefinallymanagedtokillthesnake.

Justthen,heheardtheBrahmin’swifereturning.Joyfully5,heranouttomeethismotherandtriedtellingherthroughhislittleanimalsignsthathehadprotectedhislittlebrotherfromadreadful6snake.

ButassoonasGowrisawbloodonthemongoose’smouthandpaws,shethought,“Thiswretched7animalhaskilledmylittleson.InafitofangertheBrahmin’swifethrewthepotfullofwateronthemongoosekilling8himinstantly.

Enteringthehousewithaheavyheart,shewasamazedtoseeherlittlesonlyinginhiscradlestilldeepinsleep.Onthefloorwasahugeblacksnakewithitsuglyheadbittenoff.

“OhwhathaveIdone,criedtheBrahmin’swife.“Ikilledthatfaithfullittlemongoosewhosavedthelifeofmypreciousson.

少兒英語故事唱歌的驢

一頭野驢不聽好友豺狼的勸說，非要在果園里大聲唱歌，結(jié)果農(nóng)夫聽到了，過來狠狠揍了他一頓。

Awilddonkeyoncelivedinthewoods.Hehadnofriendsandlivedallalone.

Onedayajackalpassingbysawthedonkey.Hewentuptothedonkeyandsaid,“Whatisthematter?Whydoyoulooksosadmydearfellow?

Thedonkeyturnedtothejackalandsaid,“Ihavenofriendsandamverylonely.

“Well,dontworry.Iwillbeyourfriendfromtoday,thejackalfortedhim.

Fromthatday,thedonkeyandjackalbecameverygoodfriends.Theywerealwaysseentogether.

Onemoonlitevening,thejackalandthedonkeywerestrollingthroughthewoods.Itwasacoolandpleasantevening.Astheywalkedon,theycametotheoutskirts1ofavillageborderingthewoods.Thereinfrontofthemwasagrove2offruittrees.

“Ah.Look!Howwonderfulanddeliciousthefruitslook,saidthedonkey.“Let’seatsomeofthem.

“Okay,saidthejackal.“Butlet’sdoitveryquietly.

Theyenteredthegroveandsilentlystartedtoeatthefruits.Aftereatingenough,theylayunderatreehappyandcontent.“Thatwasdelicious,butthereissomethingmissingtonight,saidthedonkey.

“Whatisthat?askedthejackal.“Why,musicofcourse,answeredthedonkey,lookingalittlesurprised.

Thejackalasked,“Wherearewegoingtogetmusicfrom?Thedonkeysaid.“Don’tyouknowthatIamanacplished3singer?

Thejackalwasalarmed.Remember,weareinanorchard4.Ifthefarmerhearsus,wewillbeintrouble.Ifyouwanttosingletusgoawayfromhere,headvisedthedonkey.

YouthinkIcantsing,dontyou?askedthedonkeyinahurtvoice.

“Waittillyouhearme.

Thejackalrealisedthatthedonkeywasnotwillingtotakehisgoodadvice.Hemovedawayandhidhimselfbehindaclump5oftrees.Thedonkeythrewbackhisheadandstartedhissong.“He…h(huán)aw,hee-haw,hebrayed6aloud.

Thefarmershearingtheloudbraying7camerushingwithsticksandgavethefoolishdonkeyaseverebeatingthatleftthedonkeyfeelingsoreallover.

Afterthefarmershadleft,thejackalwentovertohisfriend.Hesaid.“Isthistheprizeyouwonforyoursinging?

“Theydon’tappreciategoodmusic,repliedahurtandashameddonkey.

Thejackalreplied.“Thisiswhathappenswhenyoudon’tlistentotheadvicegivenbyagoodfriend.Ihopeyouhavelearntalesson.

少兒英語故事：漁夫和小魚

Thereoncewasafishermanwholivedinalittlehousebytheocean.Hefishedeverydaytofeedhisfamily.Oneday,hecaughtnothingexceptonesmallfish.Thisisntmuch,thoughtthefisherman,butitsbetterthannothing.

Thelittlefishhopped1aroundinthenetandcriedouttothefisherman.Pleasereturnmetothewater!hesaid.Imtoosmalltobeagooddinner.Someday,Illbebigandfat.Youcouldcatchmethenandfeedyourfamilyforaweek!

Thefishermanlistenedasthefishspoke2.Heknewhisfamilywouldloveabig,fatfish.

Buthealsoknewthattheoceanwasverybig.Ifhethrewthefishback,hewouldneverfinditagain.

Littlefish,hesaid,Iwouldbeafooltoputyouback.Youllonlybeasmallmealformyfamily,butatleasttheywillhavefood.Icannotfeedthemwithsillydreams!

Appreciate3thesmallthingsthatyouhave.Dontgivethemuptochase4impossiblethings.

要學(xué)會觀賞你擁有的小的東西。不要放棄他們?nèi)プ非蟛恍心艿氖虑椤?/p>

少兒英語故事自作聰慧的驢

從前有個小商販，他有一頭驢，不管賣什么都東西都讓驢馱出去再拖回家。有一次商販準(zhǔn)備去賣鹽，馱著鹽的驢口渴去河邊喝水，意外摔倒了，發(fā)覺背上的擔(dān)子請了許多。驢以為找到了把貨物變輕的方法……

Once,therelivedapeddler.Thepeddlersoldallsortsofgoods….sturdyshoesforthefarmersandprettytrinketsfortheirsweethearts,warm,woollyshawlstokeepthewomenwarmandsweet,stickytoffeesforthechildrentomunch1ontheirwaybackfromschool.

Somedayshesoldfruitsandonotherdays,kettles.Tocarryallhiswares2,thepeddlerhadadonkey.Everymorning,thepeddlerloadedthedonkeywithhiswares.Thetwowouldsetoutandwalkfromfarmhouse3tofarmhouse,fromvillagetovillageandfrommarkettomarket.

Thepeddleralwayswalkedahead,whistlingmerrilyashewent.Thepoordonkeyfollowed,tryingashardashecouldtokeepupwithhismasterandgroaning4undertheweightofhisload.

Everyevening,theirwaressold,thepeddlerandhisdonkeywouldwendtheirwayhome.Thepeddler,pleasedwiththedaystakings,wouldwalkahead,jingling5thepenniesinhispocket.Thepoorolddonkeywouldfollow,footsoreandwearyfromcarryingtheheavysacksalldaylong.

“Ah!Mypoorfeet!Oooh!Myachingback!thedonkeymoanedeverynightashecollapsed6wearilyontothehayinhisstable.

Theoldgreycatwhosharedthestablewiththedonkey,wouldshakeherheadandsigh.Poorolddonkey,shewouldsaytoherself,andslinkoffintothenight.

Onemorning,thepeddlerloadedthepoordonkeywithadozensacks.Thesackswerefullofsaltandmuchheavierthanthedonkey’susualload.Thedonkeygroaned7undertheweight,butboreitpatiently,ashehadalwaysdone.

“Ishallmakeatidyprofittodayonthissalt.saidthepeddlertothedonkey,astheysetoff.Thereisnotawomanwhodoesnotneedtobuysaltforhercookingandtheywillpaymewellforthis.Ishallbearichmantonight!

Andthepeddlerdancedalittlejig8inthemiddleoftheroad.Thedonkeycouldonlythinkoftheheavyloadonhisbackandthelongdayahead.

Thedonkeyplodded9alongbehindthepeddler.Thesunwasnowhighinthesky.Thedonkeywashotandtiredandlonging10foradrinkofwater.Upahead,heknew,thereflowedastreamofcool,sweetwater.Thedonkeyhurriedtowardsthestreamasfastashistiredlegsandtheheavyloadonhisbackwouldallowandleanedoverforadrink.Theedgeofthestreamwasslipperywithmudandslush.Thedonkey,withtheheavysacksofsaltonhisback,slippedandfellintothewater.

“Oooh,help!Help!brayed11thedonkeyinterror,hislegsflailing12madlyinthewater.‘Iwillsurelydrownwiththisterribleloadonmyback!

Butsuddenly,thedonkeyfelthimselffloating,theloadonhisbackgoneasifbymagic.Heclamberedoutontothebankandshookhimself.Yes!Theweightonhisbackhadvanished!

Ofcoursethesackswerelighter13,forthesalthaddissolvedinthewater.Butthedonkeydidnotknowthat.Atlast!Awaytoridmyselfofmyburdens,hethoughtandbrayedwithjoyathisgreatdiscovery.

Thatnighthetoldthegreycatallabouthowhehadslippedandfallenintothestreamandhow,whenhehadclimbedout,hisloadhadbeesomuchlighter.

“Nomoreheavyloadsforme,declaredthedonkey,feelingverypleased.

‘Everytimeitgetstoomuchforme,allIhavetodoistopretendtofallintoastreamandmyloadwilllessen14bymagic!

Thegreycatshookherheadandsighed.Poorolddonkey.shesaidandslunkoffintothenight.

Nextmorningthepeddlerloadedthemonkeyagain,thistimewithbalesofcloththathewantedtosellatthenextvillage.Becarefultoday,olddonkey,’hesaidastheysetoff.‘Ididnotearnpennyyesterday.Imustearndoubletodayorwegotobedhungrytonight.

Thedonkeyploddedalongbehindthepeddlerandgroanedundertheweightofthecloth.Hisbackachedmorethaneverandhisfeet