适合小学生读的英语故事

1 10 Whose car One day Mr and Mrs White go shopping by car They stop their car near a store They buy a lot of things and they want to put the things in the car But Mr White can t open the door of the car so they ask a policeman to help them The policeman is very friendly to help them Just then a man comes up and shouts What are you doing wit my car Mr and Mrs White take a look at the car s number and they are frozen there It isn t their car The Wind And The Sun One day the wind said to the sun Look at that man walking along the road I can get his cloak off more quickly than you can We will see about that said the sun I will let you try first So the wind tried to make the man take off his cloak He blew and blew but the man only pulled his cloak more closely around himself I give up said the wind at last I cannot get his cloak off Then the sun tried He shone as hard as he could The man soon became hot and took off his cloak Fox and cock One morning a fox sees a cock He thinks This 2 10 is my breakfast He comes up to the cock and says I know you can sing very well Can you sing for me The cock is glad He closes his eyes and begins to sing The fox sees that and catches him in his mouth and carries him away The people in the field see the fox They cry Look look The fox is carrying the cock away The cock says to the fox Mr Fox do you understand The people say you are carrying their cock away Tell them it is yours Not theirs The fox opens his mouth and says The cock is mine not yours Just then the cock runs away from the fox and flies into the tree Here Comes a Wolf Once a naughty boy was looking after his sheep in the mountain He wanted to make a joke because he felt lonely He cried loudly Here comes a wolf Help On hearing it the villagers all ran up to save him but he laughed and felt funny The same thing happened again the next day and the villagers got angry with him And then a wolf did come one day The boy shouted again and again but nobody came up The 3 10 boy was killed at last Remember Never tell a lie Making His Mark Once upon a time a man from the State of Chu was crossing a river by boat But carelessly his sword fell into the water Immediately he made a mark on the boat He said This is where my sword fell off When the boat stopped moving he went into the water to look for his sword at the place where he had marked the boat Of course he couldn t find it He didn t know the boat had moved but the sword had no Two Monks Once there were two monks in Sichuan One was poor and the other was rich One day the poor monk asked the rich on I want to go to Nanhai What do you think of it The rich one asked What do you depend on to go there The poor one answered A bottle and a basin The rich one laughed and said I have been thinking about going there by boat for many years but I have failed How can you go there The next year the poor monk returned from Nanhai The rich one looked ashamed 4 10 The Crow and the Fox One day a crow found a piece of meat She picked it up and flew to a tall tree She was just going to eat the meat when a fox saw her He came and stood under the tree and said How beautiful you are The crow was glad to hear that Then the fox said I can see your beautiful face but I can t hear your beautiful voice Why don t you sing a song The crow began to sing But when she opened her mouth she dropped the meat and the fox picked it up at once Two Friends Two friends were walking in the forest One is tall and the other is short The tall man said to the other We are good friends If any beast comes I ll help you The short man answered Of course we are good friends At this time a bear came to them The tall man quickly climbed up a tree but the short one couldn t He said Help me I can t climb up But the tall man said No the tree is not strong 5 10 The short man had to throw himself to the ground and held his breath The bear smelt him and went away The tall man came down and asked What did the bear say to you He runs awayfrom you when you are in great need He is not your friend he answered Remember A friend in need is a friend indeed An Ant and a Bird Once an ant was drinking by a small river and fell in She tried her best to teach the bank but she could t move at all At this time a bird threw a piece of wood to her She was saved When the ant was drying herself in the grass a man came carrying a gun in his hand Just as the man was going to kill the bird the ant bit him on one of his feet The bird flew away at once Remember We should help everyone and we ourselves often need help THE RED SHOES There was once a little girl who was very pretty and delicate but in summer she was forced to run about 6 10 with bare feet she was so poor and in winterwear very large wooden shoes which made her little insteps quite red andthat looked so dangerous In the middle of the village lived old Dame Shoemaker she sat and sewedtogether as well as she could a little pair of shoes out of old red stripsof cloth they were very clumsy but it was a kind thought They were meantfor the little girl The little girl was called Karen On the very day her mother was buried Karen received the red shoes and worethem for the first time They were certainly not intended for mourning butshe had no others and with stockingless feet she followed the poor strawcoffin in them Suddenly a large old carriage drove up and a large old lady sat in it shelooked at the little girl felt compassion for her and then said to theclergyman Here give me the little girl I will adopt her And Karen believed all this happened on account of the red shoes but the oldlady thought they were horrible and they were burnt But Karen herself wascleanly and nicely dressed she must learn to read and sew and 7 10 people saidshe was a nice little thing but the looking glass said Thou art more thannice thou art beautiful Now the queen once travelled through the land and she had her little daughterwith her And this little daughter was a princess and people streamed to thecastle and Karen was there also and the little princess stood in her finewhite dress in a window and let herself be stared at she had neither atrain nor a golden crown but splendid red morocco shoes They were certainlyfar handsomer than those Dame Shoemaker had made for little Karen Nothing inthe world can be compared with red shoes Now Karen was old enough to be confirmed she had new clothes and was to havenew shoes also The rich shoemaker in the city took the measure of her littlefoot This took place at his house in his room where stood largeglass cases filled with elegant shoes and brilliant boots All this lookedcharming but the old lady could not see well and so had no pleasure in them In the midst of the shoes stood a pair of red ones just like those theprincess had worn How beautiful 8 10 they were The shoemaker said also they hadbeen made for the child of a count but had not fitted That must be patent leather said the old lady They shine so Yes they shine said Karen and they fitted and were bought but the oldlady knew nothing about their being red else she would never have allowedKaren to have gone in red shoes to be confirmed Yet such was the case Everybody looked at her feet and when she stepped through the chancel door onthe church pavement it seemed to her as if the old figures on the tombs those portraits of old preachers and preachers wives with stiff ruffs andlong black dresses fixed their eyes on her red shoes And she thought only ofthem as the clergyman laid his hand upon her head and spoke of the holybaptism of the covenant with God and how she should be now a maturedChristian and the organ pealed so solemnly the sweet children s voices sang and the old music directors sang but Karen only thought of her red shoes In the afternoon the old lady heard from everyone that the shoes had beenred and she said that it was 9 10 very wrong of Karen that it was not at allbecoming and that in future Karen should only go in black shoes to church even when she should be older The next Sunday there was the sacrament and Karen looked at the black shoes looked at the red ones looked at them again and put on the red shoes The sun shone gloriously Karen and the old lady walked along the path throughthe corn it was rather dusty there At the church door stood an old soldier with a crutch and with a wonderfullylong beard which was more red than white and he bowed to the ground andasked the old lady whether he might dust her shoes And Karen stretched outher little foot See what beautiful dancing shoes said the soldier Sit firm when youdance and he put