幼儿英语小故事精选5篇

【#英语资源# 导语】英语故事是一种有趣而又富有教育意义的文学形式。这些故事往往以动物或其他生物为主人公，通过他们的经历和行为来传递一些深刻的道理和价值观。以下是®文档大全网为大家整理的《幼儿英语小故事》，欢迎阅读参考。

1.幼儿英语小故事 篇一

　　A RICH Woman having returned from abroad disembarked at the foot of Knee-deep Street,and was about to walk to her hotel through the mud.
　　"Madam," said a Policeman,"I cannot permit you to do that;you would soil your shoes and stockings."

　　"Oh,that is of no importance,really," replied the Rich Woman,with a cheerful smile.

　　"But,madam,it is needless;from the wharf to the hotel,as you observe,extends an unbroken line of prostrate newspaper men who

　　crave the honour of having you walk upon them."

　　"In that case," she said,seating herself in a doorway and unlocking her satchel,"I shall have to put on my rubber boots."

2.幼儿英语小故事 篇二

　　Once a simpleton's wife told him to buy some ice.
　　Two hours later, he didn't come back. She wanted to know why he didn't come back and went out to have a look. She saw he was standing in the sun at the gate and watching the ice melting.

　　"What's the matter?" She asked him. "Why don't you bring it in?"

　　"I saw the ice was wet and I was afraid that you would scold me so I'm running it dry." The simpleton answered.

3.幼儿英语小故事 篇三

　　Once upon a time, there was a mason who wanted to break open a large stone. But all he had were a small hammer and a small chisel, and the stone was quite hard. When he lifted his hammer and struck the first blow heavily, he couldn't knock off a fragment, not even a trace of a chisel. But he didn't take it seriously and continued to lift the hammer and knock again and again, one hundred, two hundred, three hundred... The big stone still didn't show any cracks.

　　But the stonemason still didn't lose heart, he continued to lift the hammer and hit it heavily. Passerby people saw him working so hard without achieving any results, but still continued to work hard. They couldn't help but whisper, and some even laughed at his foolishness. The stonemason ignored it, knowing that although he had not yet achieved results in his work, that did not mean there was no progress.

　　He picked another direction of the big stone and struck it, one hammer after another, unsure whether it was the 500th or 700th strike, or the 1000th or so. The huge stone finally hit him in his final blow. Cracked into fragments.

　　At this moment, a passerby saw him and couldn't help but applaud. He looked back calmly and continued to knock on another stone.

4.幼儿英语小故事 篇四

　　Snails always feel that they have a low status and no strengths, and are treated as the object of ridicule by everyone, saying that they only care about their own family without everyone. Therefore, it dare not even face butterflies and bees.

　　Over time, the snail has completely closed itself up, and no matter what happens outside, it doesn't listen or ask, and people don't take it seriously.

　　On that day, the earthworm came out of the ground and told the ant that there was a thunderstorm in the afternoon or evening. The ant was asked to inform the neighbors up and down the mountain to get ready for the unexpected.

　　Ants quickly notify their neighbors in their own way, but without notifying the snail, the snail naturally knows nothing.

　　Thunder and rainstorm came when it was dark.

　　Due to the unprepared snail, it was swept to the foot of the mountain by the rainwater rushing down, and its body was covered in bruises.

　　The earthworm learned about the snail's experience and said to it, "If you continue to live in inferiority complex, the more dangerous things will still be ahead

5.幼儿英语小故事 篇五

　　Once upon a time, there was a very poor fisherman who was so poor that he only had one suit and one net, and he relied on that net to catch fish for a living.

　　One day, the fisherman cast a net more than ten times, but found nothing. He sighed heavily and thought to himself, 'It seems like he's going back empty-handed again today.'. Thinking of this, his stomach growled with hunger, and he had to pick himself up again and cast the net again. This time, he felt a bit heavy and happy. When he pulled it up, it turned out to be a little turtle without any fish. The turtle was very small, and the fisherman couldn't bear to kill him when he saw it. At this moment, the little turtle spoke and said, "Master, thank you for not killing me. I will bring you good luck! You can cast the net again." The fisherman felt magical and puzzled, but he still followed the little turtle's words. This time, he caught a fish he had never seen before. The little turtle said, "You can sell it in the market for ten gold coins!" The fisherman heard it and walked to the market with the fish.

　　The people in the market were surprised to see his fish. Soon, people were surrounded by him, and everyone talked about it. They all said it was a rare fish and wanted to buy it back at a high price. In the end, the fisherman sold ten gold coins, and he was extremely happy. He bought a lot of food that he and the turtle enjoyed and shared with them at home. The little turtle got along well with him, and from then on, they lived a happy and happy life.

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