五年級英語寓言演講稿

五年級英語寓言演講稿TheFishermanPiping吹簫的漁夫

AFISHERMANskilledinmusictookhisfluteandhisnetstotheseashore.Standingonaprojectingrock,heplayedseveraltunesinthehopethatthefish,attractedbyhismelody,wouldoftheirownaccorddanceintohisnet,whichhehadplacedbelow.Atlast,havinglongwaitedinvain,helaidasidehisflute,andcastinghisnetintothesea,madeanexcellenthauloffish.Whenhesawthemleapingaboutinthenetupontherockhesaid:Oyoumostperversecreatures,whenIpipedyouwouldnotdance,butnowthatIhaveceasedyoudosomerrily.

有一個會吹簫的漁夫，帶著他心愛的簫和漁網(wǎng)來到了海邊。他先站在一塊突出的巖石上，吹起簫來，心想魚聽到這奇妙音樂就會自己跳到他的前面來的。他聚精會神地吹了好久，毫無結(jié)果。他只好將簫放下，拿起網(wǎng)來，向水里撒去，結(jié)果捕到了很多的魚。他將網(wǎng)中的魚一條條地扔到岸上，并對亂蹦亂跳的魚說：“喂，你們這些不識好歹的東西!我吹簫時，你們不跳舞，現(xiàn)在我不吹了，你們倒跳了起來?！边@故事適用于那些做事不擇時機的`人們。

篇【2】：五年級英語寓言演講稿

Oneday,alittlehorsewasaskedtomillflourbyhismother，Hecarriedthetwobagsofwheatandlefthome.Hewaswalkinghappily.Whenhecametoariver,themillwasontheothersideoftheriverandtherewasnobridgesoverthewater.

有一天，一匹小馬的媽媽讓他去磨房磨面，他背著兩袋子麥子離開了家，他很歡樂的走著。當(dāng)他來到了一條河，磨房在河對面，可河上沒有橋。

Now,whatwouldthelittlehorsedo.Lookingattheflowingwater,hegotconfused.Thenhesawanoldcoweatinggrassonthebank,.Soheaskedhim:“Unclecow,isthewaterdeep?AndcanIwalkacrossit?”“Notatall!”thecowsaid.“It’sjustashighasmylowerlegs,youcangoacrossit.It’ssafe.”Thenthelittlehorsewasreadytogoacrossthewater.Justthen,asquirrelinthetreeshoutedtohim:“Littlehorse,don’tgointhewater.It’stoodeep.You’llgetdrawned,andoneofmyfriendsgotdrawnedinitafewdaysago.”

現(xiàn)在小馬該怎么辦呢？看著滾滾的河水，他困惑了，然后他觀察一頭老牛在河岸邊吃草，于是他問道：“牛叔，水深嗎？我能過河嗎？”牛叔答道：“一點也不深，你可以過河，水只到到我的小腿肚，很安全?！庇谑切●R就預(yù)備過河了，就在那時，樹上的小松鼠對小馬大喊道：“小馬，不要過河，水太深了，你會被淹死的，我的一個朋友前些天才被溺水了?！?/p>

Sothelittlehorsedrewbackhislegsquickly,hehadtogobacktoaskhismotherwhattodo.Whenhismotherheardhisstory,shelaughedandsaidtohim:“Mychild,it’snotenoughifyouonlylistentotheothers.youmusttryitbyyourself,thenyoullfindthetruth.”

于是小馬立刻把腿收回來，他必需得回家問問媽媽該怎么辦？當(dāng)他媽媽聽到這件事后，笑著對小馬說：“我的孩子，假如只聽別的那是不夠的，你得自己親自去嘗試，找到真相?！?/p>

Thelittlehorsecamebacktotheriveragain.Whenheputhislegsinthewateragain,thesquirrelcriedoutagain:“Littlehorse,it’sdangerous,youcan’tdothat!”“Letmehaveatry.”Thehorsesaid.Andwiththosewordshewalkedcarefullyacrosstheriver.Thewaterwasneitherthatshallowasthecowhadtoldhimnorthatdeepasthesquirrelhaddescrib