少兒英語故事：四個好朋友

少兒英語故事：四個好朋友童話中豐富的想象和夸張可以活躍兒童的思維，對兒童的智力成長有很大的關心。今日我給大家?guī)砩賰河⒄Z童話故事，盼望能夠關心到大家，下面我就和大家共享，來觀賞一下吧。

少兒英語故事：四個好伴侶

很久之前在一個小村莊里住著婆羅門人，他們一起長大成為了好伴侶。其中三個人學問淵博，剩下的那一位卻大多數(shù)時間都在吃和睡，大家都認為他很蠢。后來一場饑荒攻擊了村子。四個好伴侶打算離開。在途中他們碰見了一堆獅子的骨頭。其中一個博學的人說他能把獅子骨頭變成活生生的獅子……

OnceuponatimeinasmallvillagelivedfourBrahminsnamedSatyanand,Vidhyanand,DharmanandandSivanand.Theyhadgrownuptogethertobeegoodfriends.Satyanand,VidhyanandandDharmanandwereveryknowledgeable1.ButSivanandspentmostofhistimeeatingandsleeping.Hewasconsideredfoolishbyeveryone.

Oncefaminestruckthevillage.Allthecropsfailed.Riversandlakesstartedtodryup.Thepeopleofthevillagesstartedmovingtoothervillagestosavetheirlives.

“Wealsoneedtomovetoanotherplacesoonorelsewewillalsodielikemanyothers,saidSatyanand.Theyallagreedwithhim.

“ButwhataboutSivanand?AskedSatyanand.

“Doweneedhimwithus?Hehasnoskillsorlearning.Wecannottakehimwithus,repliedDharmanand.“Hewillbeaburdenonus.

“Howcanweleavehimbehind?Hegrewupwithus,saidVidhyanand.“Wewillsharewhateverweearnequallyamongthefourofus.

TheyallagreedtotakeSivanandalongwiththem.

Theypackedallnecessarythingsandsetoutforanearbytown.Ontheway,theyhadtocrossaforest.

Astheywerewalkingthroughtheforest,theycameacrossthebonesofananimal.Theybecamecuriousandstoppedtotakeacloserlookatthebones.

“Thosearethebonesofalion,saidVidhyanand.

Theothersagreed.

“Thisisagreatopportunitytotestourlearning,saidSatyanand.

“Icanputthebonestogether.Sosaying,hebroughtthebonestogethertoformtheskeleton2ofalion.

“Dharmanandsaid,“Icanputmusclesandtissueonit.Soonalifelesslionlaybeforethem.

“Icanbreathelifeintothatbody.saidVidhyanand.

Butbeforehecouldcontinue,Sivanandjumpeduptostophim.“No.Dont!Ifyouputlifeintothatlion,itwillkillusall,hecried.

“Ohyoucoward3!Youcan’tstopmefromtestingmyskillsandlearning,shoutedanangryVidhyanand.“YouareherewithusonlybecauseIrequestedtheotherstoletyouealong.

“Thenpleaseletmeclimbthattreefirst,’saidafrightenedSivanandrunningtowardsthenearesttree.JustasSivanandpulledhimselfontothetallestbranchofthetreeVidhyanandbroughtlifeintothelion.Gettingupwithadeafening4roar,thelionattackedandkilledthethreelearnedBrahmins.

少兒英語故事：烏鴉和老鷹

一只烏鴉觀察老鷹輕而易舉就能把小羊羔叼走，正在睡覺的牧羊人沒有發(fā)覺，他也想這么做，結(jié)果……

Itwasabrightspringday.Thesunwashighinthebluesky.Aherd1ofsheepwasgrazingcontentedly2onthehillside.Thelittlelambswiththeirsoftwhitecoatsandcurlytailswereplayingamongthemselves.TheShepherd,seeingthathisflockwassafeandhappy,hadfallenasleepunderthespreadingbranchesofalargeoldtree.

SuddenlyanEagleswooped4downfromthesky.Itpounced5onalittlelambandcarrieditoffsoswiftlythatnoneoftheotherlambsevenhadthetimetobleat6.ThesleepingShepherdheardnothing.

ACrowwassittingonthetreeunderwhichtheShepherdlayasleep.HehadseenhowtheEaglehadcaughtthelambandcarrieditofftohisnest.

‘Whatawonderfulwaytogetdinner!’hethought.Whydocrowslookforoldsmellyfood?’

TheCrowdecided7todoexactlyastheEaglehaddone.Ithadlookedeasyenough.Allhehadtodowastodecidewhichsheephewanted,swoop3downuponit,holditasfirmlyashecouldinhisclawsandflyoffwithit…Easy!

IftheEaglecoulddoit,thensocouldhe!

TheCrowlookeddownattheflockofsheeptodecidewhichsheephewanted.

Justbelowthetree,bytheShepherd,abig,oldRam8wasgrazing.Hehadcurlinghornsandathickheavyfleece.

Aha!Heshouldbeagoodmealforme!thoughttheCrowgreedily.Hewasveryhungryandthethoughtofalargejuicyramforlunchmadehismouthwater.

TheCrowswoopedsilentlyandswiftlydownontotheRam,justashehadseentheEagledoandgraspeditfirmlybyitsfleece.

‘Andnowtoflyoffwithittomynest,saidtheCrowtohimself.Heflappedhiswingswithallhisstrength,butcouldnotlifttheRam.

TheRamwaslarge.HewasmuchtooheavyfortheCrowtocarry.TheCrowtriedagainandagain,butwithoutsuccess.

TheRamfelttheCrowonitsbackandwasmostannoyed.Justwhatdoyouthinkyouaredoing,youpeskybird?hesnapped,glaringathimoverhisshoulder.

TheCrowflappedharderstill,tryingtocarrytheRamaway.

‘Nowstopthat!criedtheRam.‘Goaway!Shoo!Leavemeinpeace!’Hejumpedandbucked9andtriedtoshaketheCrowoffhisback.

‘Ohoh!thoughttheCrow,alarmedattheRam’sfierceantics.‘Maybethiswasntsuchagoodideaafterall!PerhapsIshouldlookformydinnersomewhereelse!IhadbetterlettheRambe!

TheCrowtriedtoflyaway,buthefoundhecouldnotmove.HisclawswerecaughtintheRam’sthickfleece!TheCrowpulledhisfeetthiswayandthat.Heflappedhiswingsashardashecould.Butnomatterwhathedid,heonlyseemedtogetstuckmorefirmly.

Oh,howwasheevergoingtogetfree?TheCrowsquawkedloudlyinfearanddespair.TheRamstartedrunningaroundthetree,bellowing10withrage.TheShepherdwokeupwithastart.Whowasmakingthathorriblenoise?Werehissheepindanger?Hesatup.

Whatasightmethiseyes!TheRamwasrunningroundandroundthetree.OnhisbackwastheCrow,squawkingandtryingtoriseintotheair.

TheShepherdbegantolaugh.Atlast,wipinghiseyes,theShepherdstoodup.HestoppedtheRamasheranbyandcalmedhimwithgentlewords.

WhentheRamwasstill,theShepherdtookapairofshears11fromhissack.HoldingtheCrowwithonehand,hedeftly12snipped13thefleeceuntiltheCrowwasfree.

‘Whatdidyouthinkyouweredoing,myfinefriendaskedtheShepherd,lookingattheCrow.‘PlayingatbeinganEagle,wereyou?

TheShepherdburstoutlaughingagain.

TheCrowwastooembarrassedeventocroak14.HewishedonlythattheShepherdwouldlethimgosohecouldflyawaytohisnestandhidehisfoolishhead.

Finally,whentheShepherdlettheCrowgo,theCrowflappedhiswingsandflewoffasfastashecould.

‘AndthenexttimeyouwanttobeanEagle,makesureyoupickananimalyoursize!calledtheShepherdafterhim.

TheCrow,feelingsillyandfoolish,promisedhimselfthatfromnowonhewouldonlydoasothercrowsdid!

少兒英語故事烏鴉和項鏈

從前有一對烏鴉生活在河邊的一棵榕樹上，樹底下洞中的一條大蛇總是爬上來吃光烏鴉下的蛋。為此烏鴉找好伴侶尋求關心……

Onceacrowandhiswifebuilttheirnestatopahugebanyan1treebesideariver.Theywereveryhappythere.Butwhenthefemalecrowlaidhereggs,theywereinforanunpleasantshock.Ahugesnakewholivedinaholeatthebottomofthetreecameupandatealltheirbeautifuleggs.

Thecrowswerehelplesswithangerandpain.“Youcan’tletthiswickedsnakeeatourchildrenanymore,criedthefemalecrowbitterly.“Youhavetofindawaytosavethemfromhim,’shesaid.

“Letusgotoourfriendthejackal.Heisveryclever.Hewillsurelybeabletohelpuswithasolution,saidthemalecrow.

Theybothflewtothecaveintheforestwheretheirfriendthejackallived.

Thejackalsawtheming.“Hellomyfriends.Whydoyoulooksosadandworried?CanIhelpyouinanyway?heasked.

“Everytimemywifelayseggsinournest,awickedsnakelivingatthefootofthetreeeatsthemup,explainedthecrow.

“Wewanttogetridofhimandsaveourchildren.Pleasetelluswhatwecando.

Thejackalthoughtforsometime.“Iknowwhatyoushoulddo,saidthejackalandhetoldtheplantothecrows.

Itwasahabitofthequeentoewithhermaidsforabathtotheriver.Whentheydidso,theyremovedalltheirclothesandjewelsandplacedthemontheriverbank.Onthefollowingdaythequeenandhermaidsasusualenteredtheriver.

“Youknowwhattodoright?askedthecrowtohiswife.“Yes,sheanswered.

Bothofthemflewoverthepileofclothesandjewels.Thefemalecrowswiftlypickedupapreciouspearlnecklaceinherbeak2.Atthesametimethemalecrowbegantocawloudlytogaintheattentionofthequeenandhermaids.

“Oh,thosecrowshavetakenmypearlnecklace.criedthequeen.“Guards!shecried.“Getthatnecklacebackfromthosepeskycrows.Herguardschasedthecrowsshoutingloudly.

Thecrowsflewstraighttothebanyantreewiththeguardsclosebehind.Hearingallthenoise,thesnakecameoutofhisholeatthefootofthetree.Immediately,thefemalecrowdroppedthenecklacerightwherethesnakewas.

“Lookout!Thereisahugesnakenearthenecklace,alertedoneguard.

Beforethesnakecouldrealisewhatwashappening,theguardsattackedhimwithsharpspearsandkilledhim.Theguardsthenpickedupthenecklaceandtookitbacktotheirqueen.

Thecrowsthankedtheirfriendthejackalforhelping3themgetridoftheirenemy.Theylivedhappilywiththeirchildren.

少兒英語故事：鷺和螃蟹

在一個大湖邊上生活著一只鷺。它常常捉魚為生。但后來變老了不能像之前捉到消遣。許多天都沒吃東西了。這種鷺想了一個聰慧的留意。它告知一只螃蟹說接下來十二年來這里都不會下雨，湖水會變干，大家都會死。這只螃蟹告知了湖里的魚兒們這件事。大家都很恐慌。鷺假裝好心提出可以把他們運到有遠處的大湖里去，但是需要一只一只的……

Therelivedaheronbyabiglake.Heusedtocatchfishandeatthem.Buthehadbeeoldandcouldnotcatchfishlikebefore.Hewentwithoutfoodformanydaystogether.

“Ihavetothinkofaplan.OtherwiseIwontliveforlong,thoughttheheron.Soonhecameoutwithacleverplan.Theheronsatatthewater’sedgelookingdepressed1andthoughtful2.Inthesamelakelivedacrab3whowasfriendlyandthoughtful.Ashewentpast,henoticedhowtheheronlookedandaskedhim,“Whyareyoulookingdepressedmyfriend?

“WhatcanIsay,saidtheheroninasadvoice.“Somethingterribleisgoingtohappen.

“Whatisthat?askedthecrabanxiously.

“WhenIwasonmywayherethismorning,Iheardanastrologersaythattherewillbenorainsinthesepartsforthenexttwelveyears.Thelakewilldryupandwewillalldie.Iamquiteold.ItdoesnotmatterifIdie.Butyouallaresoyoung.Thereissomuchforyoutoseeandenjoy,saidtheheron.

Thecrabwenttothefishesinthelakeandtoldthemwhattheheronhadtoldhim.Theywereallfilledwithfear.“Ono!Whatdowedo?Wewillalldie.theycried.

“Thereisaverybiglakesomedistancefromhere.Icantakeyouallthereonebyone.offeredtheheron.Allthefisheswerefortedandtheyagreedtobecarriedtothebiggerlakeonebyone.

Everyday,theheronwouldflythefishesonebyone.Hewouldholdonegingerlybetweenhislongbeak4andflyaway.Butinsteadoftakingthemtoanylake,hewouldlandonarocksomedistanceawayandeatthem.Thenhewouldresttilleveningandreturntothelake.

Aftersomedays,thecrabwentuptotheheron.“Youhavebeentakingthefishestotheotherlake.Whenwillyoutakeme?heasked.

Theheronthoughttohimself,“Iamtiredofeatingfish.Crabmeatshouldbeapleasantchange.

Theheronagreedtotakethecrabtotheotherlake.

Butthecrabwastoolargefortheherontocarryinhisbeak.Sothecrabclimbedontotheheron’sbackandtheystartedthejourney.Afterawhile,thecrabgrewimpatient5.

“Howfaristhelake?heaskedtheheron.

“Youfool,laughedtheheron.“Iamnottakingyoutoanylake.IamgoingtodashyouagainstthoserocksandeatyoulikeIateallthosefishes.

“Iamnotafooltoallowyoutokillme,saidthecrab.

Heheldtheheron’sneckinhispowerfulclawsandstrangledthewicked6herontodeath.

少兒英語故事：聰慧的青蛙

在森林深處有一個池塘，許多魚、螃蟹和青蛙都住在這個池塘里。它們過著幸福有安靜的生活。直到有一天兩個漁夫打漁回來經(jīng)過這個森林，遇到了這個池塘，看到如此多的魚和青蛙感到特殊驚喜。漁夫們準備明天再來。聰慧的青蛙當機立斷帶著妻子離開了這個池塘……

Deepinsideaforest,therewasapond.Manyfishes,crabs1andfrogslivedinthepond.Theirswasahappyandpeacefullife.

AmongthemlivedtwobeautifulfishesnamedSahasrabuddhiandShatabuddhi.Theywerebiggerthantheotherfishesinthepond.Theywereveryproudoftheirgoodlooksandintelligence.

Inthesamepondlivedafrogwithhiswife.HisnamewasEkkabuddhi.Thefishesandfrogsweregoodfriends.Theyallledanundisturbedlife.

Butonedaytwofishermen,returningfromtheriverintheforestafterfishing.cameacrossthepond.Itwaslateintheeveningandasusualallthefishesandfrogswereatplay.Sahasrabuddhi,Shatabuddhi,Ekkabuddhiandmanyothersjoinedthegame.Theyleapedhighintotheairandchased2eachother.

Seeingthebeautifulscenethefishermenwereamazed3andstoppedintheirtracks.

“Howbeautifultheylook?saidonefisherman.

“Yes.Andsomanyofthemtoo,repliedtheother.

“Theponddoesnotlookverydeep,saidthefirstfisherman.“Letuscatchsomeofthem.

“Itisalreadyverylateandwehaveaheavyloadtocarryalongway