幼儿英语Flash故事,少儿英语_1 23页

幼儿英语Flash故事,少儿英语篇一：101个儿童英语故事024TheShowerandtheBuckwheat101个儿童英语故事024TheShowerandtheBuckwheatAlongtimeago,therewasabigfieldinavillage.TheBarelyandwheatwereplantedinthatfield.Thebuckwheatwasalsointhefield.Thegrainsgrewverywellinsummerwithmildsunshine.Iamsobeautiful.Thereisnocomparisonbetweenmeandbarelyorwheat.Myflowersareasbeautifulandwhiteasthoseofappletrees!Thebuckwheatboastedaboutherself.Shepaidnoattentiontoanyofthebarely,wheat,treesorflowersoftheriverside.Rightatthatmoment,Grrrrrr,Boomboom!Flash flash!Itthunderedwitharumblingsound,thelightningflashed.Pitterpatter,pitterpatter!Anditshoweredheavily.Heavyraindropscamedownwithfrighteningspeed.Oh,itsashower!Loweryourhead,quickly!Barelyandwheatwhoweretakinginthesunwereastonishedandshouted.Everyoneloweredtheirheads,shuttheirbudsandwaitedfortheshowertopassby,butthebuckwheatdidnot.Hum,whatafuss!Itsonlyashower.Rather,sheraisedherheadarrogantly.Buckwheat,loweryourheadquickly.BarelywassurprisedtoseeBuckwheatwasraisingherheadandsaid.WhydoIhavetolowermyhead?Lookatthatheavyrain.Youwillgetwoundsfromthatbeatingrainalloveryourbody.Besides,ifyoureyesarestruckbythelightning,youllbeblindforever.Godisinsideofthelightning.Wecannotlookathimdirectly.Barelysaidimpatiently. Ishereallyinthelightning?Well,Iwilllookathimdirectly!Buckwheatleanedbackwardsmuchmorearrogantlythanbefore.Flash!Atthatmoment,averybiglightningflashed.Itlookedlikethewholeworldwasonfire.OhmyGod!Allthegrainsshoutedsimultaneouslyandclosedtheireyes.Afterawhile,theshowerstopped,andthesunshonegloriously.Abeautifulrainbowappearedfromtheoppositesideofthemountain.Thegrainsslowlyandcarefullyraisedtheirheadsaftercrouchingthemselves.Theyraisedtheirmoistlywetbodiesandlookedatthebeautifulrainbow.Wow,whatabeautifulrainbow!Yes,youreright.Itissuchabeautifulrainbow!Rainbowsaftershowerswerealwaysbeautiful.Everyonefeltcoolandfresh,butbuckwheatdidnot.Boo-hoo!Sheloweredherheadandwassobbingatoneside.Buckwheatdidnotlowerherhead,soshe gotabigscaronherfacefromtheheavyrains.Ontopofthat,becauseshelosthersightfromthelightning,shecouldneverlookatarainbowagain.Filename:244954497.doc;Totalpages:1Printedat08:59:48on2021-12-15篇二：100个有趣的英文小故事之TheBraveTinSoldierTheBraveTinSoldierbyHansChristianAndersenTHEREwereoncefive-and-twentytinsoldiers,whowereallbrothers,fortheyhadbeenmadeoutofthesameoldtinspoon.Theyshoulderedarmsandlookedstraightbeforethem,andworeasplendiduniform,redandblue.Thefirstthingintheworldtheyeverheardwerethewords,Tinsoldiers!utteredbyalittleboy,whoclappedhis handswithdelightwhenthelidofthebox,inwhichtheylay,wastakenoff.Theyweregivenhimforabirthdaypresent,andhestoodatthetabletosetthemup.Thesoldierswereallexactlyalike,exceptingone,whohadonlyoneleg;hehadbeenlefttothelast,andthentherewasnotenoughofthemeltedtintofinishhim,sotheymadehimtostandfirmlyononeleg,andthiscausedhimtobeveryremarkable.Thetableonwhichthetinsoldiersstood,wascoveredwithotherplaythings,butthemostattractivetotheeyewasaprettylittlepapercastle.Throughthesmallwindowstheroomscouldbeseen.Infrontofthecastleanumberoflittletreessurroundedapieceoflooking-glass,whichwasintendedtorepresentatransparentlake.Swans,madeofwax,swamonthelake,andwerereflectedinit.Allthiswasverypretty,buttheprettiestofallwasatinylittlelady,whostoodattheopendoorofthecastle;she, also,wasmadeofpaper,andsheworeadressofclearmuslin,withanarrowblueribbonoverhershouldersjustlikeascarf.Infrontofthesewasfixedaglitteringtinselrose,aslargeasherwholeface.Thelittleladywasadancer,andshestretchedoutbothherarms,andraisedoneofherlegssohigh,thatthetinsoldiercouldnotseeitatall,andhethoughtthatshe,likehimself,hadonlyoneleg.Thatisthewifeforme,hethought;butsheistoogrand,andlivesinacastle,whileIhaveonlyaboxtolivein,five-and-twentyofusaltogether,thatisnoplaceforher.StillImusttryandmakeheracquaintance.Thenhelaidhimselfatfulllengthonthetablebehindasnuff-boxthatstooduponit,sothathecouldpeepatthelittledelicatelady,whocontinuedtostandononelegwithoutlosingherbalance.Wheneveningcame,theothertinsoldierswereallplacedinthebox,andthepeopleofthehousewenttobed.Thentheplaythingsbegantohavetheirowngamestogether, topayvisits,tohaveshamfights,andtogiveballs.Thetinsoldiersrattledintheirbox;theywantedtogetoutandjointheamusements,buttheycouldnotopenthelid.Thenut-crackersplayedatleap-frog,andthepenciljumpedaboutthetable.Therewassuchanoisethatthecanarywokeupandbegantotalk,andinpoetrytoo.Onlythetinsoldierandthedancerremainedintheirplaces.Shestoodontiptoe,withherlegsstretchedout,asfirmlyashedidonhisoneleg.Henevertookhiseyesfromherforevenamoment.Theclockstrucktwelve,and,withabounce,upsprangthelidofthesnuff-box;but,insteadofsnuff,therejumpedupalittleblackgoblin;forthesnuff-boxwasatoypuzzle.Tinsoldier,saidthegoblin,dontwishforwhatdoesnotbelongtoyou.Butthetinsoldierpretendednottohear.Verywell;waittillto-morrow,then,saidthe goblin.Whenthechildrencameinthenextmorning,theyplacedthetinsoldierinthewindow.Now,whetheritwasthegoblinwhodidit,orthedraught,isnotknown,butthewindowflewopen,andoutfellthetinsoldier,heelsoverhead,fromthethirdstory,intothestreetbeneath.Itwasaterriblefall;forhecameheaddownwards,hishelmetandhisbayonetstuckinbetweentheflagstones,andhisonelegupintheair.Theservantmaidandthelittleboywentdownstairsdirectlytolookforhim;buthewasnowheretobeseen,althoughoncetheynearlytroduponhim.Ifhehadcalledout,HereIam,itwouldhavebeenallright,buthewastooproudtocryoutforhelpwhileheworeauniform.Presentlyitbegantorain,andthedropsfell fasterandfaster,tilltherewasaheavyshower.Whenitwasover,twoboyshappenedtopassby,andoneofthemsaid,Look,thereisatinsoldier.Heoughttohaveaboattosailin.Sotheymadeaboatoutofanewspaper,andplacedthetinsoldierinit,andsenthimsailingdownthegutter,whilethetwoboysranbythesideofit,andclappedtheirhands.Goodgracious,whatlargewavesaroseinthatgutter!andhowfastthestreamrolledon!fortherainhadbeenveryheavy.Thepaperboatrockedupanddown,andturneditselfroundsometimessoquicklythatthetinsoldiertrembled;yetheremainedfirm;hiscountenancedidnotchange;helookedstraightbeforehim,andshoulderedhismusket.Suddenlytheboatshotunderabridgewhichformedapartofadrain,andthenitwasasdarkasthetinsoldiersbox.WhereamIgoingnow?thoughthe.Thisistheblackgoblinsfault,Iamsure.Ah,well,ifthelittle ladywereonlyherewithmeintheboat,Ishouldnotcareforanydarkness.Suddenlythereappearedagreatwater-rat,wholivedinthedrain.Haveyouapassport?askedtherat,giveittomeatonce.Butthetinsoldierremainedsilentandheldhismuskettighterthanever.Theboatsailedonandtheratfollowedit.Howhedidgnashhisteethandcryouttothebitsofwoodandstraw,Stophim,stophim;hehasnotpaidtoll,andhasnotshownhispass.Butthestreamrushedonstrongerandstronger.Thetinsoldiercouldalreadyseedaylightshiningwherethearchended.Thenheheardaroaringsoundquiteterribleenoughtofrightenthebravestman.Attheendofthetunnelthedrainfellintoalargecanaloverasteepplace,whichmadeitasdangerousforhimasawaterfallwouldbetous.Hewastooclosetoittostop,sotheboatrushedon,andthepoortinsoldiercouldonlyholdhimselfasstifflyas possible,withoutmovinganeyelid,toshowthathewasnotafraid.Theboatwhirledroundthreeorfourtimes,andthenfilledwithwatertotheveryedge;nothingcouldsaveitfromsinking.Henowstooduptohisneckinwater,whiledeeperanddeepersanktheboat,andthepaperbecamesoftandloosewiththewet,tillatlastthewaterclosedoverthesoldiershead.Hethoughtoftheelegantlittledancerwhomheshouldneverseeagain,andthewordsofthesongsoundedinhisears--Farewell,warrior!everbrave,Driftingonwardtothygrave.-Thenthepaperboatfelltopieces,andthesoldiersankintothewaterandimmediatelyafterwardswasswallowedupbyagreatfish.Ohhowdarkitwasinsidethefish!Agreatdealdarkerthaninthetunnel,andnarrowertoo,butthetinsoldiercontinuedfirm,andlayatfulllengthshoulderinghismusket.Thefishswamtoandfro,makingthe mostwonderfulmovements,butatlasthebecamequitestill.Afterawhile,aflashoflightningseemedtopassthroughhim,andthenthedaylightapproached,andavoicecriedout,Ideclarehereisthetinsoldier.Thefishhadbeencaught,takentothemarketandsoldtothecook,whotookhimintothekitchenandcuthimopenwithalargeknife.Shepickedupthesoldierandheldhimbythewaistbetweenherfingerandthumb,andcarriedhimintotheroom.Theywereallanxioustoseethiswonderfulsoldierwhohadtravelledaboutinsideafish;buthewasnotatallproud.Theyplacedhimonthetable,and-howmanycuriousthingsdohappenintheworld!-therehewasintheverysameroomfromthewindowofwhichhehadfallen,therewerethesamechildren,thesameplaythings,standingonthetable,andtheprettycastlewiththeelegantlittledanceratthedoor;shestillbalancedherselfononeleg,andhelduptheother, soshewasasfirmashimself.Ittouchedthetinsoldiersomuchtoseeherthathealmostwepttintears,buthekeptthemback.Heonlylookedatherandtheybothremainedsilent.Presentlyoneofthelittleboystookupthetinsoldier,andthrewhimintothestove.Hehadnoreasonfordoingso,thereforeitmusthavebeenthefaultoftheblackgoblinwholivedinthesnuff-box.Theflameslightedupthetinsoldier,ashestood,theheatwasveryterrible,butwhetheritproceededfromtherealfireorfromthefireoflovehecouldnottell.Thenhecouldseethatthebrightcolorswerefadedfromhisuniform,butwhethertheyhadbeenwashedoffduringhisjourneyorfromtheeffectsofhissorrow,noonecouldsay.Helookedatthelittlelady,andshelookedathim.Hefelthimselfmeltingaway,buthestillremainedfirmwithhisgunonhisshoulder.Suddenlythedooroftheroomflewopenandthedraughtofaircaughtupthelittledancer,sheflutteredlikeasylphrightintothestovebythesideofthetinsoldier,and wasinstantlyinflamesandwasgone.Thetinsoldiermelteddownintoalump,andthenextmorning,whenthemaidservanttooktheashesoutofthestove,shefoundhimintheshapeofalittletinheart.Butofthelittledancernothingremainedbutthetinselrose,whichwasburntblackasacinder.--THEEND篇三：爱学习英文故事CinderellaCinderellaOnceuponatimelivedabeautifulgirl,calledCinderella.Shelivedwithherfather,herstepmotherandhertwouglystepsisters.HerstepmotherandstepsisterswereveryhorridtoCinderella. Sheevenhadtosleepinthedustyfireplacenexttothecinders.ThisiswhytheynamedherCinderella.CanyouclickonCinderella?Cinderellahadtostayathomeallday,tidyingandscrubbingthehouse.Heronlyfriendwashersmallblackcat.StrokethecattomakeitpurrthenclickontheCinderella.OnedayamessengerarrivedatCinderella’shomewithaninvitation.“Howwonderful!”exclaimedherstepmother.“PrinceCharmingishavingaballtofindhisbride!”“AmIinvitedtotheball?”askedCinderellashyly. Herwickedstepmotherjustlaughedmockinglyandtoldhertostayathomeinthecinderswhereshebelonged.Cinderellawasverysad.ClickonCinderellatoseewhathappens.Then,assoonasCinderellawasalone,somethingamazinghappened.Asmalltwinkinglightappearedintheair.Clickonthelighttoseewhatitis.Whoosh!Allofasuddenafairyappearedfromoutoftheglowinglight!“Oh,Cinderella,”smiledthefairy.”Youshallgototheball!”“Justfetchmeapumpkin,fourmiceandyourcat.” Firstclickonthecat.Wonderofwonders!Thecathadtransformedintoaverysmartcoachman.Cinderellawaslostforwords.Nowtryclickingonthemice.Cinderellawasastonishedasthemicechangedintohorses.Nowtryclickingonthepumpkin.Cinderellawasamazedasthefairyturnedthepumpkinintoamagnificentgoldencoach.Buttherewasoneproblem.Cinderellawasstillwearingrags.“We’llsoonsortoutyourdress,mydear,”saidthefairykindlyandwavedherwandagain. ClickonCinderellatoseewhathappens.Cinderella’sragshaddisappearedandshewaswearingthemostbeautifuldressshehadeverseenandthedaintiestglassslippers!“Remember,”warnedthefairy.”Youmustleavetheballbeforemidnight,foratmidnightthemagicwillend.ClickonthecarriagetotakeCinderellatotheball.WhenCinderellaenteredtheballahushfellandeveryonestoppeddancing.Neverbeforehadtheyseensomeonesobeautiful.ThePrincehimselfthoughtthatCinderellawassobeautifulthathedancedwithher allnightlong.Clickontheprince.CinderellawashavingsuchfundancingwiththehandsomePrincethatsheforgetallaboutthetime.Then,suddenlyshenoticedtheclock.Clickontheclocktoseethetime.Theclockhadbeguntostriketwelve.Itwasalmostmidnight.ThePrincetriedtochaseafterCinderellabuthelostsightofher.Butthenheglimpsedashiningobjectontheground.Clickontheglassslipper.ThePrincewenteverywheretryingtofindthegirlwhosefootwouldfitintothedaintyglassslipper.Finally.hecametoCinderella’shouse. Theuglystepsisterstriedtosqueezetheslipperonbutnomatterhowhardtheytriedtheslipperdidn’tfit.CinderellawatchedasthePrincetriedtofittheslipperontoherstepsister’sfeet.”MayItrytheslipper?”sheaskedquietly.TheslipperfittedCinderella’sfootperfectly!Clickonthelightseewhatitis?Whoosh!Inaflash,thegoodfairyappearedagain.“ItwasCinderellawhodancedwiththePrince,”shechuckledandwavedherwand.Clickonthefairytoseewhathappens.ThefairytransformedCinderella’sragsintoabeautifuldressonceagain. ThePrincerecognizedherimmediatelyandaskedherthenandtheretobehisbride,muchtothehorrorofCinderella’suglystepsisters!灰姑娘从前有一位漂亮的姑娘，叫灰姑娘。她和她的父亲，继母还有两个丑陋的继姐妹。她的继母和继姐妹对灰姑娘非常憎恶。她甚至不得不睡在靠着煤灰的充满灰尘的壁炉边。这就是为什么他们叫她灰姑娘。你能点一下灰姑娘么？灰姑娘不得不整天呆在家里，打扫收拾房子。她仅有的朋友是她的小黑猫。 点击这个猫使它发声音，然后点灰姑娘。一天，一个信使带着一份邀请到达了灰姑娘家。“多么美妙！”她的继母惊叫道。“白马王子要举办一个舞会来选他的新娘！”“我被邀请参加舞会了么？”灰姑娘害羞的问。她的刻度的继母只是取笑她，被告诉她呆在家里面的煤灰中，她属于那里。灰姑娘非常伤心。点灰姑娘看看什么会发生。在那时，只要灰姑娘独自一人，就会有令人惊诧的事情发生。一处细微的闪烁的光芒出现在空中。点光芒看看什么发生。 嗖！突然一位仙女从这处夺目的光芒中出现！“哦，灰姑娘，”这位仙女笑道。“你应该去参加舞会！”“只需要带给我一个南瓜，四只老鼠和你的猫。”首先点这个猫。奇迹中的奇迹！这个猫变成了一位非常英俊的马车夫！灰姑娘（惊奇地）无法开口。现在试着点这些老鼠。当这些老鼠变成马匹的时候，灰姑娘感到吃惊。《幼儿英语Flash故事,少儿英语》