關(guān)于幼兒英語故事閱讀

1、關(guān)于幼兒英語故事閱讀故事可以觸及每個(gè)人內(nèi)心的神奇，可以控制人的情緒，將人們引領(lǐng)入超越時(shí)空的境界。 本文是關(guān)于幼兒英語故事，希望對(duì)大家有幫助！Early autumn in the pumpkin garden, there came seven wide mice escaping from a big and terrifying cat. They rushed into green vines and leaves aplenty with big and roundpumpkins.The prideful cat hunted around like a chicken with i

2、ts head cut off in vain and finally left in dismay.“Hooray, we are safe now!”When they came out, they were deeply attracted. The giant pumpkin leaves were as huge as the lotus leaves while the pumpkins were orange through a summer's sunlight.The smallest mouse* s nose jutted out and got very clo

3、se to a pumpkin. He smelled with a smile： ,Great, it's sweat! It must be the biggest pumpkin I've ever seen. I am hungry now. I guess it must be better in my belly!”O(jiān)ther six mice were hungry to Running costs energy!”They rushed to the pumpkin and bit holes with their shape teeth. They ate,

4、ate and ate not only the delicious meat but also the seed. Finally they stopped eating and felt good for their full and round bellies.Then they burped and climbed out of the pumpkin. When they saw their great work, they all laughed： "Aha, look, the pumpkin has holes here and there!The smallest

5、mouse suddenly had a good idea and shouted: "Why not roll it as a pumpkin cart. It must be very interesting!Other six mice all agreed:'Just do it!”Then they all entered the pumpkin shell and pushed it ahead forcefully： “One, two, three, go!”Just at that time, the cat unwilling to give up re

6、turned back.When he saw such giant pumpkin rolled at him with bright eyes shining in holes and heard thedeafening song, he screamed： ”Ghost is coining!”The cat ran away in fear and never came back.All the mice cheered up and sang:“Pumpkin cart, pumpkin cart,Orange and beautiful,We are your great dri

7、ver.Pumpkin cart, pumpkin cart,Giant and brave,You can defeat the evil.Pumpkin cart, pumpkin cart,Belong to seven mice”A frog lived in a shallow well.One day, it met beside the well a large soft-shelled turtle which had just crawled up from the sea.The frog bragged to the turtle: "Look, how hap

8、py I am to live here! When I feel glad, I would bounce for a while near the well; and when I am tired, I would return to the well to sleep andrest for a while by the brick hole. Sometimes, I would quietly soak my whole body in the water, showing only my head and mouth. Sometimes, I would stroll in t

9、he soft mud, which is verycomfortable. None of those tiny crabs and tadpoles can comparewhit me. Iam the master of this well, free and unresti play in the well?”Hearing this, the turtle was itching to he put his left foot into the well, his rigl retreated two steps and told the frog about the sea： ”

10、Have you ever seen the sea?1000 li. The sea is very, very deep, over 1( nine years out of ten there were floods, bu1 the water in the sea did not rise mudrained. Why don't you come often togo down to take a look. But before it foot stumbled. He quicklyThe sea is very, very wide, over )00 Zhang.

11、In ancient times, ini. Later, in seven years out ofeight there were droughts, but the water in the sea did not drop much. Neither big floods nor big droughts can affect thesea. Only living in the sea can you feel real happiness!Amazed at what the big turtle had said, the frog was dumbstruck.一只青蛙住在一口

12、淺井里。有一天，青蛙在井邊碰上了一只剛從海里爬上來的大海龜。青蛙對(duì)大鱉夸口說：“你看，我住在這里多么快樂！高興了，就在井邊跳躍一陣子;疲 倦了，就回到井里，睡在磚洞邊上休息一會(huì)兒。有時(shí)候，我靜靜地把全身泡在水里，只露 出頭和嘴巴;有時(shí)候，我靜靜地把全身泡在水里，只露出頭和嘴巴;它們誰也比不上我。我 是這個(gè)井的主人，自由自在，你不常到井里來有玩游玩呢！”海龜聽了青蛙的話，心里癢癢的，準(zhǔn)備下去看看。但是它的左腳還沒伸進(jìn)去，右腳就 已經(jīng)絆住了。它連忙后退了兩步，把大海的情形告訴青蛙，說：“你見過大海嗎?海很大 很大，那止千里;海很深很深，哪止千丈。古時(shí)候，十年里有九年發(fā)大水。但是海里的水 漲高不了多

13、少。后來，八年里有七年要大旱，可是海里的水也不見得淺了多少。大澇和大 早都影響不了大海。住在大海里，才是真正的快樂呢！”聽了大鱉的這一番話，青蛙非常吃驚，呆在那里，無話可說了。Once, a fox and a hare became friends with the purpose of defending themselves against their joint enemy, the hunters, and made an oath to each other： to the same life and death, throughthick and thin. One day, t

14、hey were enjoying the natural beauty together in the fields when a party of hunters came and shot the hare dead. The fox had a narrow escape. After the hunters hadgone, the fox came and wept over the death of his mate.An elderly gentleman who happened to pass by was surprised at the scene. Curiously

15、, he asked the fox the reason of her bitter weeping.The fox sorrowfully replied: "We are small animals. Being the prey of hunters, we had planned to defend ourselves against our joint enemy, the hunters, and promised to share life and deaththrough thick and thin. Now our enemy has killed my com

16、panion. His death may mean the death of me tomorrow. We are real friends and real friends must share everything. How could I not helpweeping!”“Oh, I see. You have good reasons to weep over the death of such a partner, v exclaimed the elderly gentleman.The idiom, “The fox is sad at the death of the hare, comes from the story above, illustrating how one feels sad for the death or misfortunes of his companions.從前，一只兔子和一只狐貍為對(duì)付共同的敵人一一獵人，彼此聯(lián)盟