小学英语 英语故事(童话故事)The Three Castles 三个城堡

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经典童话故事《三个城堡》

经典童话故事《三个城堡》

经典童话故事《三个城堡》有个小伙子突然想要去偷东西,他把这个念头跟妈妈一说,妈妈就说:"你不觉得羞耻吗?你马上去忏悔,听听神父给你的劝告。

"下面是小编收集的故事,希望大家喜欢!小伙子去忏悔,神父说:"偷窃是罪过,但假如你偷窃的对象是贼,罪孽还不算深。

"于是,小伙子来到森林里,找到了一处贼窝,他敲开门,请贼人收下他做仆从。

贼人说:"我们偷东西,但我们并没有罪,因为我们偷的都是些收苛捐杂税的人。

"一天晚上,贼人们出去偷一个收税官的家,小伙子从马厩里挑了最好的骡子,驮了一袋金币溜走了。

他把金币送给妈妈,然后进城去找活干。

城里住着一个国王,养了一百只羊。

但是没人愿意给他放羊。

小伙子去了。

国王对他说:"你听着,这里是一百只羊,明天早上你带它们到那边的草场上去放牧,但不要靠近那条小溪,那里有一条大蛇,会把羊吃掉。

如果你把羊全给我带回来,我就给你赏钱;但如果你丢了羊,自己又没被蛇吃掉,我就会立即赶你走。

"要去草场,得从王宫的窗户下走过,公主正站在窗前往下边望着。

她看见小伙子,顿生爱慕之心,扔给他一块蛋糕。

牧羊小伙子一把接住蛋糕,收起来准备牧羊的时候吃。

到了草场,他远远看见草丛中有一块白石头,心想:"我正好可以坐在上边吃公主给我的蛋糕。

"可是石头在小溪对岸,牧羊小伙子没想太多就跳过小溪,羊群也跟着过来了。

草场上青草茂盛,绵羊都在安静地吃草,小伙子也坐在石头上,吃着蛋糕。

突然,他感觉到被石头下的什么东西顶了一下,好像整个世界往下塌陷似的一震。

小伙子往四周看看,什么也没有,就继续吃蛋糕。

这时从石头下又传来一声更大的响动,牧羊小伙子假装什么也没听到。

当第三次震动的时候,从石头下钻出一条长着三个头的蛇,每张嘴都衔着一朵玫瑰,三只头一齐朝着牧羊小伙子伸过来,好像要把玫瑰送给他。

小伙子正要伸手去接玫瑰,蛇却张开三张嘴向他猛扑过来,它只消每张嘴咬一口就能把小伙子一下子吃了。

糖果屋历险记((英语童话剧本)

糖果屋历险记((英语童话剧本)

糖果屋历险记((英语童话剧本)第一篇:糖果屋历险记((英语童话剧本)Hansel and GretelClass 4& 5 Grade 4Narrator: Once upon a time there lived a woodcutter(伐木工)and his wife was a stepmother(继母)to his two children whose names Hansel and Gretel.They were very poor and did not have much to eat.Stepmother: Dinner!Hansel: It’s only a slice of bread, but we are starving(饿死了).Stepmother: What do you want? With so little money, all we can eat is bread.Father: We have almos t no more food for our family.I’m afraid we will all die.Hansel: Oh, Father, we will overcome(克服)the difficulties (困难).Step mother: Oh, why did I marry a poor woodcutter? Gretel: Poor Dad.Always in trouble.Narrator: Hansel and Gretel finished the last crumbs(面包屑)on the plates and went to their room.They blew out the candle and tried to sleep.Gretel: What’s that noise?Hansel: Sorry, it’s my tummy.I was thinking of chocolate and marshmallows(棉花糖).Gretel: Oh don’t.I’m so hungry and I can’t sleep.Narrator: As t hey listened to their tummies rumble (隆隆响), they heard more nagging(唠叨)downstairs.Stepmother: The problem is, there just not enough (足够)food for the four of us.The children will have to go.Father: What?Stepmother: Do you have a better idea? Father: How has it come to this? Stepmother: T omorrow, We’ll take them in the forest with little bread, and leave(留)them there.Father: But I can’t leave in the forest!The wild animals will kill them.Stepmother: You must!And you’ll never know-someonemay find them and take them home.Narrator: The poor father was afraid of his wife.He said nothing.The children were in bed and heard their father and step mother said.Gretel: I’m scared.What are we going to do? Hansel: Don’t worry.I’m sure God will take care of us.Fairy: Don’t be scared, Hansel and Gretel.Let me help you.Hansel and Gretel: Thank you, kind fairy.Narrator: Quietly Hansel went outside and filled with pockets with small white stones.When morning came, they pretended(假装)they knew nothing.1 Father: Today we are going deep into the forest to cut some wood.Get your things.Here is some bread.Put in your pockets.Mother: Hurry up!Narrator: As they walked along.Hansel stopped and looked around, and dropped one small white stone on the ground.Father: Why do you keep stopping and looking back? Hansel: Oh, I thought I saw a squirrel in the trees.Mother: Here is a nice place to rest.Why don’t you lie down and rest here? Father: We’re going to cut some more wood.We’ll come back for you.Gretel: Father, don’t leave us here for long time.Mother: Hurry up!We have to work!Come on!Narrator: Hansel and Gretel was tired, they ate their bread and went to sleep.When they woke up, it was dark.Gretel: It’s dark and I’m cold.What will happen to us now? Hansel: Cheer up.We’ll find our way back home.Gretel: But how can we do that? We’re so far away from home.Hansel: Don’t worry.I dropped some white stones along the way.So we can follow them back our home.Gretel: How smart you are, Hansel!Narrator: Holding hands, Hansel and Gretel followed stones back to their home.Father was happy and hugged them.Hansel and Gretel: Father, we were lost in the forest.Father: It’s happy to see you, children.I’m very sorry.Hansel: It’s allright.Stepmother: Stupid children.Why did you stay here? Go to your room quickly.Narrator: But the stepmother was very angry.She locked the children in their room.Mother: We’ll take them deeper into the forest this time, they’ll never find their way out!Father: Please!Don’t make me do this.How can leave my children to die? Mother: What? Do you want us all to starve(饿死)? Father: Of course not.Mother: Then shut up.Gretel: I’m scared.Hansel: Shhh… we are locked and I can’t pick up some stones.But I’m sure, we can come back home again.Narrator: When morning came, they started to walk into the forest with little bread.As they walked, Hansel took little piece of bread and dropped them along the way.But the hungry birds ate the bread.2 Mother: Another lovely place for a rest.Father: Stay here while I finish chopping wood.I’ll come back for you.Gretel: What are we going to do now? Hansel: Don’t worry, I have dropped some bread along the e, follow me.Gretel: No!There is a blackbird eating crumbs.(crying)Hansel: Don’t worry.God will take care of us.Fairy: Be brave, children.Keep walking, you can find the way out.Good luck to you!Hansel and Gretel: Yes, we should be brave.Thank you, kind fairy.Narrator: They fell asleep, cold and hungry, but they didn’t be afraid any more.The next day they walked and walked, finally they saw a little house.And what a special house it was!Gretel: Look at this wonderful house.It’s made of cookies and candies.Hansel: Pink cake bricks(砖头).Gretel: And a gingerbread door!Hansel: It looks delicious.Gretel: And tastes even better.I eat the windowsill(窗台).They’re m ade of chocolate.Hansel: I try some roof(屋顶), it’s sugar!Narrator: As they were eating, an old witch came out of the house.She was an evil witch.She made the house to trap(诱捕)children.Witch: Enjoying my house, are you? Gretel: Yes, it’s delicious… I mean amazing.Witch: Come inside, my children.And I will give something ever better to eat.Hansel: Thank you.You are very kind to help us.I hope we don’t make you angry by eating your house.Witch: Not at all.Would you like to stay the night?.Witch: Dear me, you are all bones.Eat more, boy!I will make you fat!Hansel: Let me out you old witch!Gretel: Hansel!What happened? Hansel: That woman is a witch.She’s trapped me with a spell.Now she wants fatten me up and eat me.Fairy: Hansel and Gretel.Be brave.You can trick her and go back home.Witch: Hold out your finger, show me how fat you are.You are very skinny.But I will wait no longer.I am going to eat you.Gretel, you are just in time to help me cook.Gretel: Yes, Madman.Witch: Open the oven door and check to see if it’s hot enough.Gretel: I don’t know how to do that.Witch: You stupid girl.Let me show you how it is done….ah….Hansel: Gretel, You’ve saved me.You are so brave and smart!3 Gretel: And I’ve cooked the witch.Let’s go back home.Narrator: In the witch’s house th ey found a lot of gold and silver.They carried as much as they could and started go back home.Father: It’s good to see you.Your stepmother was dead.I’m very sorry.I’ll never leave you again.Hansel and Gretel: Look, Father, we’re rich now.Let’s live together happily ever after.第二篇:糖果屋历险记Act 1 伐木工:I am a poor woodcutter.I live with my wife and two children, Hansel and Gretel.【我是一个贫穷的伐木工。

双语格林童话:三个幸运儿Thethreechildrenoffortune

双语格林童话:三个幸运儿Thethreechildrenoffortune

双语格林童话:三个幸运儿ThethreechildrenoffortuneA father once called his three sons before him, and he gave to the first a cock, to the second a scythe, and to the third a cat. "I am already aged," said he, "my death is nigh, and I have wished to take thought for you before my end; money I have not, and what I now give you seems of little worth, but all depends on your making a sensible use of it. Only seek out a country where such things are still unknown, and your fortune is made."After the father's death the eldest went away with his cock, but wherever he came the cock was already known; in the towns he saw him from a long distance, sitting upon the steeples and turning round with the wind, and in the villages he heard more than one crowing; no one would show any wonder at the creature, so that it did not look as if he would make his fortune by it.At last, however, it happened that he came to an island where the people knew nothing about cocks, and did not even understand how to divide their time. They certainly knew when it was morning or evening, but at night, if they did not sleep through it, not one of them knew how to find out the time."Look!" said he, "what a proud creature! it has a ruby-red crown upon its head, and wears spurs like a knight; it calls you three times during the night, at fixed hours, and when it calls for the last time, the sun soon rises. But if it crows by broad daylight, then take notice, for there will certainly be a change of weather."The people were well pleased; for a whole night they did not sleep, and listened with great delight as the cock at two, four, and six o'clock, loudly and clearly proclaimed the time. They asked if the creature were for sale, and how much he wanted for it? "About as much gold as an ass can carry," answered he. "Aridiculously small price for such a precious creature!" they cried unanimously, and willingly gave him what he had asked.When he came home with his wealth his brothers were astonished, and the second said, "Well, I will go forth and see whether I cannot get rid of my scythe as profitably." But it did not look as if he would, for labourers met him everywhere, and they had scythes upon their shoulders as well as he.At last, however, he chanced upon an island where the people knew nothing of scythes. When the corn was ripe there, they took cannon out to the fields and shot it down. Now this was rather an uncertain affair; many shot right over it, others hit the ears instead of the stems, and shot them away, whereby much was lost, and besides all this, it made a terrible noise. So the man set to work and mowed it down so quietly and quickly that the people opened their mouths with astonishment. They agreed to give him what he wanted for the scythe, and he received a horse laden with as much gold as it could carry.And now the third brother wanted to take his cat to the right man. He fared just like the others; so long as he stayed on the mainland there was nothing to be done. Every place had cats, and there were so many of them that new-born kittens were generally drowned in the ponds.At last he sailed over to an island, and it luckily happened that no cats had ever yet been seen there, and that the mice had got the upper hand so much that they danced upon the tables and benches whether the master were at home or not. The people complained bitterly of the plague; the King himself in his palace did not know how to secure himself against them; mice squeaked in every corner, and gnawed whatever they could lay hold of with their teeth. But now the cat began her chase, andsoon cleared a couple of rooms, and the people begged the King to buy the wonderful beast for the country. The King willingly gave what was asked, which was a mule laden with gold, and the third brother came home with the greatest treasure of all.The cat made herself merry with the mice in the royal palace, and killed so many that they could not be counted. Atlast she grew warm with the work and thirsty, so she stood still, lifted up her head and cried, "Mew. Mew!" When they heard this strange cry, the King and all his people were frightened, and in their terror ran all at once out of the palace. Then the King took counsel what was best to be done; at last it was determined to send a herald to the cat, and demand that she should leave the palace, or if not, she was to expect that force would be used against her. The councillors said, "Rather will we let ourselves be plagued with the mice, for to that misfortune we are accustomed, than give up our lives to such a monster as this." A noble youth, therefore, was sent to ask the cat "whether she would peaceably quit the castle?" But the cat, whose thirst had become still greater, merely answered, "Mew! Mew!" The youth understood her to say, "Most certainly not! most certainly not!" and took this answer to the King. "Then," said the councillors, "she shall yield to force." Cannon were brought out, and the palace was soon in flames. When the fire reached the room where the cat was sitting, she sprang safely out of the window; but the besiegers did not leave off until the whole palace was shot down to the ground.。

小学英语 格林童话系列(三)the Three Feathers三片羽毛(二)阅读素材

小学英语 格林童话系列(三)the Three Feathers三片羽毛(二)阅读素材

the Three Feathers从前有个国王,他有三个儿子。

老大和老二聪明伶俐,小儿子却头脑简单,不爱说话,人们管他叫「缺心眼」。

国王年纪大了,身体虚弱,想到身后之事,觉得难以确定究竟由哪个儿子来继承王位。

他把三个儿子找来对他们说:「你们谁带回来的地毯最漂亮,谁就能继承王位。

」他认为这样他们就没甚么可争辩的了。

他将儿子们领到外面,对着三片羽毛吹了一口气,说:「你们分头跟着羽毛所指的方向去找吧。

」三片羽毛一片朝东,一片朝西,第三片直着朝上飞了一阵就落在地上了。

两个哥哥对「缺心眼」弟弟嘲笑了一番,因为他只能留在本地,然后他们一东一西去寻找最美丽的地毯去了。

小王子十分难过地坐到地上,猛然发现羽毛边有扇地板门。

他掀开盖板,看到有几级楼梯,就沿着梯级往下走。

不久又是一道门,他伸手敲了敲,听到有人在里面说:「青青侍女跛着脚,跛脚小狗到处跳,瞧瞧有谁会来到。

」门开处,只见一只巨大的蟾蜍蹲在那儿,四周挤满了小蟾蜍。

它问小王子要甚么,小王子说:「我想要世界上最漂亮、质地最好的地毯。

」大蟾蜍召来一个小蟾蜍对它说:「青青侍女跛着脚,跛脚小狗到处跳,搬来大箱子瞧一瞧。

」小蟾蜍於是搬来一口大箱子,大蟾蜍打开盖,从里面拿出一块地毯给「缺心眼」。

那地毯质地优良,图案和色彩也十分漂亮,世界上简直没谁能织得出。

小王子谢过大蟾蜍之后,带上地毯出来了。

再说两个哥哥认为弟弟傻,相信他找不到甚么好地毯,也就不想费周折用心找了。

他们都是从最先遇到的牧羊人的妻子那里买了些织得很粗糙的羊毛手帕带了回来。

这时,「缺心眼」也回来了,他将那块美丽无比的地毯交给了父亲,国王一看惊讶地说:「公正地说,王位该归小王子。

」可是另外两兄弟吵吵嚷嚷说不能让「缺心眼」当国王,因为他干甚么都考虑不周全。

他们吵得国王不得安宁,非要再比试比试不可。

国王於是说:「谁带给我的戒指最漂亮,谁就继承王位。

」说着又将三个儿子带到外面,朝空气中吹了三片羽毛,让他们跟着羽毛所指的方向去寻找。

3只小猪盖房子的故事英文

3只小猪盖房子的故事英文

3只小猪盖房子的故事英文Once upon a time, there were three little pigs who decided it was time to leave their mother and build their own houses. The first little pig built his house out of straw, the second little pig built his house out of sticks, and the third little pig built his house out of bricks.One day, a big bad wolf came to the area and saw the three little pigs' houses. The wolf was hungry and decided to eat the three little pigs. He first went to the straw house and said, "Little pig, little pig, let me come in." The little pig replied, "No, no, by the hair on my chinny chin chin, I will not let you in."But the big bad wolf was determined to eat the little pig. So he huffed and puffed until he blew the straw house down. The little pig quickly ran to his brother's house made of sticks.The wolf followed and went to the stick house and said, "Little pigs, let me come in." The two pigs replied, "No, no, by the hair on our chinny chin chins, we will not let you in."But the wolf didn't give up. He huffed and puffed and blew the stick house down. The two little pigs quickly ran to their brother's house made of bricks.The wolf was determined to eat the three little pigs. He went to the brick house and said, "Little pigs, let me come in." But thethree pigs shouted, "No, no, by the hair on our chinny chin chins, we will not let you in."But the wolf was determined to get in. He huffed and puffed and blew and blew, but he couldn't blow the brick house down. So he climbed up onto the roof to try and get in through the chimney.The three little pigs were smart. They had a pot of boiling water waiting for the wolf. When the wolf came through the chimney, he fell into the boiling water and died.The three little pigs lived happily ever after in their brick house. They learned a lesson: it is always better to work hard and do things the right way, like building a strong and sturdy house, rather than taking shortcuts by building a house out of straw or sticks.And that's the story of the three little pigs and the big bad wolf.。

三只小猪盖房子的故事英语版

三只小猪盖房子的故事英语版

三只小猪盖房子的故事英语版The Story of the Three Little Pigs.Once upon a time, there were three little pigs. They left theirmother's home to build their own houses.The first little pig was very lazy. He built his house quickly with straw. He thought it was easy and didn't take much time.The second little pig was a little bit more hard - working than thefirst one. He built his house with sticks. It looked a bit stronger than the straw house.The third little pig was very diligent. He decided to build his house with bricks. It took him a long time, but the brick house was very solid.One day, a big bad wolf came. He saw the first little pig's straw house and said, "Little pig, little pig, let me come in." The first little pig answered, "No, no, not by the hair on my chinny - chin - chin." Then the wolf huffed and puffed and blew the straw house down. The first little pig ran to the second little pig's house.The wolf followed him and came to the stick house. He said, "Little pigs, little pigs, let me come in." The two little pigs said together, "No, no, not by the hair on our chinny - chin - chins." So the wolf huffed and puffed again and blew the stick house down. The two little pigs ran to the third little pig's brick house.The wolf came to the brick house and said, "Little pigs, little pigs, let me come in." The three little pigs replied, "No, no, not by the hair on our chinny - chin - chins." The wolf huffed and puffed and huffed and puffed, but he couldn't blow the brick house down.Finally, the wolf tried to climb onto the roof to get into the house through the chimney. But the clever third little pig had already prepared a big pot of boiling water. When the wolf came down the chimney, he fellright into the pot of boiling water. And that was the end of the big bad wolf.The three little pigs learned that hard work and building things well could protect them from danger.。

小学英语格林童话系列三theThreeFeathers三片羽毛一阅读素材2

小学英语格林童话系列三theThreeFeathers三片羽毛一阅读素材2

the Three Feathers三片羽毛Jacob and Wilhelm GrimmOnce upon a time there was a king who had three sons, two of whom were clever and intelligent, but the third one did not talk very much, was simple minded, and the only name they gave him was the Simpleton.When the king became old and weak, and thought that he was nearing his end, he did not know which of his sons should inherit the kingdom after him, so he said to them, "Go forth, and the one of you who brings me the finest carpet, he shall be king after my death."So there would be no dispute among them, he led them to the front of his castle, blew three feathers into the air, and said, "As they fly, so shall you go."the one feather flew to the east, the other to the west, and the third feather flew straight ahead, falling quickly to the ground after going only a short distance. The one brother went to the right, the other to the left, and they laughed at the Simpleton who had to stand there where the third feather had fallen.the Simpleton sat down and was sad. Then he suddenly noticed that there was a trapdoor next to his feather. He lifted it up, found a stairway, and climbed down inside. He came to another door and knocked on it, upon which he heard someone calling out from within:Maiden GREen and small, Hopping toad, Hopping toad's puppy, Hop to and fro, Quickly see who is outside.the door opened, and he saw a big, fat toad sitting there, surrounded by a large number of little toads. The fat toad asked what he wanted.the Simpleton answered, "I would like the most beautiful and finest carpet."then the fat toad called to a young toad, saying:Maiden GREen and small, Hopping toad, Hopping toad's puppy, Hop to and fro, Bring me the large box.the young toad brought the box, and the fat toad opened it, then gave the Simpleton a carpet from it. It was so beautiful and so fine, the like of which could never have been woven in the world above. He thanked the toad and climbed back out.Now the other two thought that their brother was so stupid that he would not find anything to bring home."Why should we spend a lot of effort looking for a carpet?" they said, so they took some pieces of course cloth from the first shepherd's wife they came to, and took these back home to the king.At the same time they returned home, the Simpleton arrived, bringing his beautiful carpet. When the king saw it, he was astounded, and said, "It is only right that the kingdom should go to my youngest son."However, the two other sons gave their father no peace, saying that it would be impossible for the Simpleton to become king, because he lacked understanding in all things. They asked him to declare another contest.then the father said, "He who brings me the most beautiful ring shall inheritthe kingdom." Leading the three brothers outside, he blew the three feathers into the air that they were to follow.the two oldest brothers again went to the east and to the west, and the Simpleton's feather again flew straight ahead, falling down next to the door in the ground. Once again he climbed down to the fat toad and told it that he needed the most beautiful ring. The toad had the box brought out again and gave him from it a ring that glistened with precious stones and was so beautiful that no goldsmith on earth could have made it.the two oldest brothers laughed at the Simpleton, who was going to look for a golden ring, and they took no effort at all. Instead, they drove the nails out of an old wagon ring and brought it to the king. However, when the Simpleton presented his ring, the king said once again, "The kingdom belongs to him."the two oldest sons tormented the king endlessly, until finally he declared a third contest, saying that he who would bring home the most beautiful woman should have the kingdom.Once again he blew the three feathers into the air and they flew in the same directions as before.Without hesitating, the Simpleton went back to the fat toad and said, "I am supposed to take home the most beautiful woman.""Oh!" answered the toad. "The most beautiful woman! She is not here at the moment, but you shall have her nonetheless."the fat toad gave him a hollowed out yellow turnip, to which were harnessed six little mice.the Simpleton said sadly, "What am I to do with this?"the toad answered, "Just put one of my little toads inside it."the he grabbed one of them from the group and set it inside the yellow coach. The little toad was scarcely inside when it turned into a beautiful young lady, the turnip into a coach, and the six mice into horses. He kissed her, raced away with the horses, and brought her to the king.His brothers came along afterward. They had given no effort to find a beautiful woman, but simply brought along the first peasant women they had come upon.After looking at them, the king said, "After my death the kingdom belongs to my youngest son."However, the two oldest sons again deafened the king's ears with the cry, "We cannot allow the Simpleton to become king," and they demanded that the preference should go to the brother whose woman could jump through a hoop that was hanging in the middle of the hall.they thought, "The peasant women will be able to do that very well. They are very strong, but the dainty lady will jump herself to death."the old king gave in to this as well. The two peasant women did indeed jump through the hoop, but they were so plump that each one fell, breaking her thick arms and legs. Then the beautiful lady, that the Simpleton had brought home, jumped, and she jumped through the hoop as lightly as a deer.After this all the protests had to stop. Thus the Simpleton received the crown,and he ruled wisely for a long time.。

三只小猪的故事盖房子英语跟读

三只小猪的故事盖房子英语跟读

三只小猪的故事盖房子英语跟读Once upon a time, there were three little pigs. They all decided to move out of their mother’s house and build their own homes. The first little pig built his house from straw. The second little pig built his house from sticks. The third little pig built his house from bricks.One day, a big bad wolf came to the first little pig’s house. He huffed and he puffed and he blew the straw house down. The little pig ran to his brother’s house made of sticks. The big bad wolf followed and huffed and puffed and blew the stick house down too. The two little pigs then ran to their brother’s house made of bricks.The big bad wolf came to the third little pig’s house and huffed and puffed to blow it down. But the brick house was too strong and the wolf could not blow it down. The three little pigs then came up with a plan to catch the wolf. The first little pig boiled a pot of water, the second little pig brought a large bag of flour, and the third little pig used his chimney to funnel the flour onto the wolf when he tried to come down.When the wolf came down the chimney, the pot of boiling water was tipped over and the flour was poured on the wolf. The three little pigs then locked the wolf out of their house and lived happily ever after.The story of the three little pigs teaches us the importance of hard work, dedication, and resilience. The first two little pigs did not put much effort into building their homes, leading to their houses being destroyed by the wolf. The third little pig, however, put in the time and effort to build a strong house that could withstand the wolf’s huffing and puffing.Furthermore, the story also teaches us the value of thinking creatively and outsmarting our problems. The three little pigs used their creativity to catch the wolf and protect their home.Overall, the story of the three little pigs is a classic tale that teaches us important life lessons. It is no wonder that it has been passed down from generation to generation and remains a favorite among children and adults alike.。

3只小猪盖房子的故事英文版

3只小猪盖房子的故事英文版

3只小猪盖房子的故事英文版Once upon a time, there were three little pigs who decided to build their own houses. The first little pig built a house out of straw. It was easy and quick to build, so he spent most of his time playing in the fields while his house was being constructed. The second little pig built a house out of sticks. It took a bit more time and effort, but he too had plenty of time to play while he built his house.The third little pig, however, decided to build his house out of bricks. It took a lot of time and effort, but he worked hard every day until it was finally finished.One day, a big bad wolf came and tried to blow down the first little pig's straw house. The little pig was very scared and ran to the house made of sticks. The big bad wolf tried to blow down the second house, but he was unsuccessful again.Finally, the big bad wolf arrived at the third little pig's house made of bricks. He huffed and he puffed, but he couldn't blow down the house. The third little pig had built a strong and sturdy house, and the wolf was unable to break through.In the end, the big bad wolf gave up and went away, and the three little pigs lived happily ever after in their variously constructed homes.This story teaches us the importance of hard work and perseverance. The third little pig, who took the time to build a strong and sturdy house, was able to protect himself from the big bad wolf. The other two pigs, on the other hand, did not put in as much effort and their houses were easily destroyed.Additionally, the story also teaches us the value of resourcefulness and creativity. The little pigs had different ideas on how to build their houses and used the materials available to them in different ways. This shows that there are many ways to achieve a goal, and we should always be willing to try new things and think outside the box.Overall, the story of the three little pigs and their houses is a classic tale that has been enjoyed by children for generations. It is a timeless story that teaches important lessons that are still relevant today.。

三只小猪盖房子的故事 英文

三只小猪盖房子的故事 英文

三只小猪盖房子的故事英文The Story of Three Little Pigs Building HousesOnce upon a time, there were three little pigs. They were brothers and they decided to leave their mother and build their own houses. The first pig built his house with straw, the second pig built his house with sticks, and the third pig built his house with bricks.The first little pig thought that building a straw house was the easiest and fastest way to have a warm place to live. He worked hard all day and finally made a straw house in one afternoon. The straw was soft and the house was cozy. The first pig was very happy with his new home.The second little pig also thought that building a house with sticks was a good idea. He collected a lot of sticks and made a house. The sticks were strong enough to stand up, but the house was not sturdy enough to withstand any strong winds or dangerous animals.The third little pig was different from his brothers. He knew that he had to think carefully before building his house, so he decided to build a house with bricks. He put a lot of effort into making the bricks, digging the foundation, and building the walls.The bricks were heavy, but they were strong enough to resist any disaster that might come.One day, a hungry wolf came to the area. He saw the first little pig's straw house and decided to eat him. The wolf knocked on the door and asked the pig to let him in. The pig refused and the wolf blew the straw house down and ate the little pig.Then the wolf came to the second little pig's stick house. He knocked on the door and asked the pig to let him in. The pig refused again, but the wolf blew the stick house down and ate the little pig.Finally, the wolf arrived at the third little pig's brick house. He knocked on the door and asked the pig to let him in. The pig refused firmly and the wolf tried to blow the house down, but he failed. The brick house was too strong and resilient, and the wolf was exhausted from all his efforts. He gave up and left the area.The three little pigs learned a valuable lesson from this experience. The first and second pigs realized that they should have thought more carefully before building their houses. The third little pig learned the importance of hard work, determination, and perseverance.In conclusion, the story of Three Little Pigs is an insightful tale of planning, perseverance and hard work. It teaches children that they need to think ahead and work hard to achieve their goals. It also shows that true success is not achieved by takingshortcuts or easy ways, but by persevering and working hard even in dire circumstances.。

小学英语 英语故事(童话故事)The Ship with Three Decks 有三个货舱的船

小学英语 英语故事(童话故事)The Ship with Three Decks 有三个货舱的船

The Ship with Three Decks 有三个货舱的船The Ship with Three DecksOnce there was a poor couple who lived way out in the country A baby boy was born to them, but there was no one anywhere around to be his godfather They went into town, but they didn't know a soul there and couldn't have the child baptized without a godfather They saw a man wrapped in a black cloak on the church doorstep and asked, "Kind sir, would you please be this boy's godfather?" The man agreed, and the child was baptizedWhen they came out of the church, the stranger said, "I now must give my godson his present Take this purse, which is to be used to raise and educate him And give him this letter when he has learned to read" The father and mother were thunderstruck, but before they could find words of thanks and ask the man his name, he had disappearedThe purse was full of gold crowns, which paid for the boy's education Once he could read, his parents gave him the letter, which said:Dear Godson,I am going back to repossess my throne after a long exile, and I need an heir As soon as you read this letter, set out on a journey to your dear godfather, the king of EnglandPS Along the way, beware of a cross-eyed man, a cripple, and a mangy characterThe youth said, "Father, Mother, farewell I must go to my godfather" After a few days of walking, he met a traveler who asked, "Where are you going, my lad?""To England""So am I We shall travel together"The youth noticed the man's eyes: one of them looked east, and the other west, so the boy realized this was the cross-eyed man he must avoid He found a pretext for stopping, then took another road He met another traveler sitting on a stone "Are you going to England? We'll therefore travel together," said the stranger, who got up and limped along, leaning on a stick He's the cripple, thought the youth, and changed roads againHe met a third traveler, whose eyes, like his legs, bespoke perfect health As for any scalp disease, this man had the thickest and cleanest head of black hair you ever saw As the stranger was also on his way to England, they traveled together They stopped for the night at an inn, where the youth, wary of his companion, handed over his purse and the letter for the king to the innkeeper for safekeeping During the night while everybody was sleeping, the stranger rose and went to the innkeeper for the purse, letter, and horse In the morning the young man found himself alone, penniless, on foot, and with no letter for the king"Your servant came to me in the night," explained the innkeeper, "for all your belongings Then he left"The youth set out on foot At a bend in the road he spied his horse tethered to a tree in a field He was about to untie it, when from behind the tree rushed last night's companion armed with a pistol "If your don't want to die on the spot," he said, "you must become my servant and pretend I'm the king of England's godson" As he spoke, he removed his black wig, revealing a scalp completely covered with mangeThey set out, the mangy one on horseback, the youth on foot, and at last reached England With open arms the king welcomed the mangy one, taking him for his godson, while the real godson was assigned to the stables as stable boy But the mangy one couldn't wait to get rid of his companion, and the opportunity soon presented itself The king one day said to the false godson, "If you could free my daughter from the spell that holds her prisoner on a certain island, I'd give her to you in marriage The only difficulty is that nobody who has attempted to free her has ever come back alive" The mangy one lost no time in replying "Try sending my servant, who is surely capable of setting her free" The king summoned the youth at once and asked, "Can you set my daughter free?""Your daughter? Tell me where she is, Majesty!"The king would only say, "I warn you that you'll lose your head if you come back to me without her" The youth went to the pier and watched the ships sail away He had no idea how to reach the princess's island An old sailor with a beard down to his knees approached him and said, "Ask for a ship with three decks"The youth went to the king and had a ship with three decks rigged When it was in port and ready to weigh anchor, the old sailor reappeared "Now have one deck loaded with cheese rinds, another with bread crumbs, and the third with stinking carrion"The youth had the three decks loaded"Now," said the old man, "when the king says, 'Choose all the sailors you want,' you will reply, 'I need only one,' and select me" That he did, and the whole town turned out to watch the ship sail off with that strange cargo and a crew of one, who also happened to be on his last legsThey sailed for three months straight, at the end of which time they spied a lighthouse in the night and entered a port All they could make out on shore were low, low houses and stealthy movement At last a voice asked, "What cargo do you carry?""Cheese rinds," replied the old sailor"Fine," they said on shore "That's what we need"It was the Island of Rats, where all the inhabitants were rats, who said, "We'll buy the entire cargo, but we have no money with which to pay you But any time you need us, you have only to say, 'Rats, fine rats, help us!' and we'll be right there to help you"The youth and the sailor dropped the gangplank, and the rats came aboard and unloaded the cheese rinds in a flashFrom there the men sailed to another island It was also night and they could make out nothing at all in port It was worse than the other place, with not a house or a tree anywhere in sight "What cargo do you bring?" asked voices in the dark"Bread crumbs," replied the sailor"Fine! That's just what we need!"It was the Island of Ants, where all the inhabitants were ants Nor did they have any money either, but they said, "Whenever you need us, you have only to say, 'Ants, fine ants, help us!' and we'll be right there, no matter where you are"The ants carried all the bread crumbs down the fore and aft moorings, and the ship cast off again It came to an island of rocky cliffs that dropped straight down to port "What cargo do you bring?" cried voices from above"Stinking carrion!""Excellent! That's just what we need," and huge shadows swooped down on the shipIt was the Island of Vultures, inhabited entirely by those greedy birds They flew off with every ounce of carrion, promising in return to help the men whenever they called, "Vultures, fine vultures, help us!"After several more months of sailing, they landed on the island where the king of England's daughter was a prisoner They disembarked, walked through a long cave, and emerged before a palace in a garden A dwarf walked out to meet them "Is the king of England's daughter here?" asked the youth "Come in and ask Fairy Sibiana," replied the dwarf, showing them into the palace, which had gold floors and crystal walls Fairy Sibiana sat on a throne of crystal and gold"Kings and princes have brought entire armies to free the princess," said the fairy, "and every last one of them died""All I have are my will and my courage," said the youth"Well, then, you must undergo three trials If you fail, you'll not get away from here alive Do you see that mountain shutting out the sun from my view? You must level it by tomorrow morning When I wake up I want the sunlight streaming into my room"The dwarf came out with a pickax and led the youth to the foot of the mountain The young man brought the pickax down once, and the blade snapped in two "Now how am I going to dig?" he wondered, then remembered the rats on the other island "Rats, fine rats, help me!"He'd not got the words out of his mouth before the mountain was swarming with rats from top to bottom They dug and gnawed and clawed, while the mountain dwindled and dwindled and dwindledNext morning Fairy Sibiana was awakened by the first rays of sun streaming into her room "congratulations!" she said to the youth, "but you're not done yet" She led him to the palace's underground vaults, in the center of which was a room with a ceiling as high as a church's and containing one big heap of peas and lentils that reached the ceiling "You have this whole night to separate the peas from the lentils into two distinct piles Heaven help you if you leave one single lentil in the pea pile, or one single pea in the lentil pile"The dwarf left him a candle wick and went off with the fairy As the wick burned down to nothing, the youth continued to stare at the huge pile, wondering how any human could ever accomplish so intricate a task Then he remembered the ants on the other island "Ants, fine ants," he called, "help me!"No sooner had he said those words than the entire cellar teemed with those tiny insects They converged on the heap and, with order and patience, made two separate piles, one team of ants carrying peas and the other lentils"I'm still not defeated," said the fairy when she saw the task completed "A far more difficult trial now awaits you You have from now till dawn to fetch me a barrel of the water of long life"The spring of long life was at the top of a steep mountain infested with savage beasts Scaling the mountain was out of the question, much less while carrying a barrel But the youth called, "Vultures, fine vultures, help me!" and the sky darkened with vultures circling down to earth The youth attached a phial to the neck of each, and the vultures soared in a grand formation straight to the spring on the mountaintop, filled their phials, and flew back with them to the youth, who poured the water into the barrel he had waitingWhen the barrel was full, hoofbeats were heard retreating Fairy Sibiana was fleeing for dear life, followed by her dwarfs, while out of the palace ran the king of England's daughter, cheering: "I'm safe at last! You set me free!"With the king's daughter and the water of long life, the youth returned to his ship, where the old sailor was all ready to weigh anchor The king of England scanned the sea every day through his telescope Seeing a ship approach that was flying the English flag, he ran to port overjoyed When the mangy one beheld the youth safe and sound and escorting the king's daughter, he was fit to be tied and resolved to have him killed While the king was celebrating his daughter's return with a grand banquet, two grim-looking fellows came to get the youth, saying it was a matter of life and death Puzzled, he followed them When they got to the woods, the two fellows, who were assassins hired by the mangy one, drew their knives and cut the youth's throatMeanwhile at the banquet, the king's daughter was more and more worried, since the youth had gone off with that sinister pair and not returned She went out looking for him and, reaching the woods, found his body covered with wounds But the old sailor had brought along the barrel containing the water of long life, in which he immersed the youth's body, only to see him jump right back out as sound as ever and so handsome that the king's daughter threw her arms around his neckThe mangy one was livid with rage "What's in that barrel?" he asked"Boiling oil," replied the sailorSo the mangy one had a barrel of oil heated to boiling and announced to the princess: "If you don't love me I'll kill myself" He stabbed himself with his dagger and leaped into the boiling oil He was instantly scalded to death Also his black wig had flown off when he leaped, revealing his mangy head"Ah, the mangy one!" exclaimed the king of England "The cruelest of all my enemies He finally got what was coming to him So you, valiant youth, are my godson! You shall marry my daughter and inherit my kingdom!" And so it was(Riviera ligure di ponente)NOTES:"The Ship with Three Decks" (Il bastimento a tre piani) from Andrews, 2 and 27, Menton, told by Giuanina Piombo dite La Mova, and by Angelina MorettiProsperous sea trading, with unusual cargos coming into ports where the merchandise is highly prized, is a metaphor of luck in the popular mind It recurs in diverse folktales and is woven into various plots (cf my no173, from Sicily) In this tale from the Italian Riviera border, the curious motifs of the ship with three decks and of the isles inhabited by animals are incorporated into the widespread type featuring the enchanted filly (in one of Andrews's versions, advice is given by the horse) and grateful animals (cf my nos 24 and 79) I have freely rendered the two versions summarized in French by AndrewsCopyright: Italian Folktales Selected and Retold by Italo Calvino,translated by George Martin,Pantheon Books, New York 1980有三个货舱的船从前,在一个偏僻的乡下住着一对贫穷的夫妻。

三个小公主的睡前故事

三个小公主的睡前故事

三个小公主的睡前故事Once upon a time in a faraway kingdom, there were three little princesses named Lily, Rose, and Daisy. These girls were not only sisters but also the best of friends. Every night before going to bed, their mother Queen Olivia would tell them enchanting bedtime stories. Let's embark on a magical journey and explore the three princesses' favorite sleepover tales.Story One: The Magical Unicorn AdventureOne evening, as the sun began to set, Lily, Rose, and Daisy gathered in their cozy bedroom, eagerly awaiting their mother's story. Queen Olivia sat on the edge of their beds with a warm smile and began the tale of "The Magical Unicorn Adventure.""In a hidden meadow, deep within the enchanted forest, there lived a gentle unicorn named Stardust," Queen Olivia began. "Stardust possessed a shimmering silver coat and a magical horn that granted wishes. One moonlit night, Stardust stumbled upon three lonely fairies who were unable to find their way back to their homes."Lily, Rose, and Daisy leaned closer, captivated by the story."Stardust, being the kind-hearted unicorn she was, decided to help the fairies. With a flick of her horn, she created a sparkling path of stars leading each fairy to their very own doorstep," Queen Olivia continued. "Filled with gratitude, the fairies thanked Stardust and gifted her a magical flower that could only bloom when true friendship was present.""And did the flower bloom, Mother?" asked Daisy, her eyes filled with wonder."Yes, my dear," Queen Olivia replied with a smile. "From that day on, Stardust and the fairies became lifelong friends, and the magical flower blossomed, spreading joy and harmony throughout the enchanted forest."Story Two: The Brave Mermaid's RescueAs the first story came to an end, the three princesses begged their mother for another. Queen Olivia, knowing the power of imagination, began the tale of "The Brave Mermaid's Rescue.""In the depths of the shimmering ocean lived a brave mermaid named Marina," Queen Olivia narrated. "Marina had a shimmering emerald tail and a voice that could soothe even the fiercest storms. One stormy night, she received a distress call from a trapped dolphin."Lily, Rose, and Daisy excitedly imagined diving into the ocean along with Marina."Marina swam through treacherous waves and battled strong currents to reach the dolphin," Queen Olivia continued. "With her magical voice, she calmed the raging sea, allowing the dolphin to escape from a dangerous net.""Did Marina become friends with the dolphin?" Rose asked, her eyes twinkling with anticipation."Yes, my sweet Rose," Queen Olivia nodded. "The dolphin, named Splash, became Marina's loyal companion, and together they ventured on countless adventures, protecting the ocean and its inhabitants from harm."Story Three: The Enchanted Castle MysteryWith two stories told, excitement filled the air as Lily, Rose, and Daisy eagerly awaited the final tale of the night. Queen Olivia began the story of "The Enchanted Castle Mystery.""In a mystical kingdom, hidden within a thick forest, stood an enchanted castle," Queen Olivia began. "Princess Amelia, a curious and adventurous girl, discovered an old, dusty key in her attic. Guided by her intuition, she followed the key's clues, leading her on a thrilling treasure hunt throughout the castle."Lily, Rose, and Daisy imagined the hidden passageways and secret chambers as they listened attentively."Princess Amelia's journey unveiled magical artifacts, mysterious riddles, and valuable lessons," Queen Olivia continued. "With the help of her loyal friends and her unwavering determination, she finally unlocked the castle's ancient secret, a treasure that brought joy and prosperity to the entire kingdom."Contented, the three princesses closed their eyes and drifted off to sleep, their dreams filled with unicorns, mermaids, and enchanting castles.ConclusionIn the realm of imagination, the three little princesses found solace, adventure, and the warmth of sisterly bonds. With Queen Olivia's bedtime stories, Lily, Rose, and Daisy learned valuable lessons of friendship, courage, and perseverance.As we bid farewell to their magical sleepover tales, let us hold on to the power of storytelling and the magic it brings into our lives. May their dreams be filled with wonderful adventures until another night when the three princesses gather together for more extraordinary stories from Queen Olivia's treasure trove of imagination.。

the sandcastle 英文 对白

the sandcastle 英文 对白

the sandcastle 英文对白全文共10篇示例,供读者参考篇1Title: The SandcastleTom: Hey Lucy, look at this awesome sandcastle I built! It's so big and tall!Lucy: Wow, that's amazing Tom! I wish I could build one like that.Tom: Don't worry Lucy, I can teach you how to build a sandcastle. It's super easy!Lucy: Really? That would be great! Can you show me how to make it?Tom: Of course! First, we need to find a good spot on the beach with wet sand. The wet sand sticks together better.Lucy: Got it! Let's find the perfect spot.Tom: Now, we need to start piling up the sand to make a big mound. Then, we can carve out windows and doors with our hands or a shovel.Lucy: Oh, I see! It's like making a real house out of sand!Tom: Exactly! And we can decorate it with shells and seaweed to make it look even cooler.Lucy: This is so much fun, Tom! Thank you for teaching me how to build a sandcastle.Tom: No problem, Lucy! I'm glad you're having a great time. Let's keep building more sandcastles together!Lucy: Yay! I can't wait to make more sandcastles with you, Tom. Thank you for being such a great friend.Tom: You're welcome, Lucy. Let's make the biggest and best sandcastle ever!篇2Title: The SandcastleMolly: Hey Tommy, do you want to build a sandcastle with me?Tommy: Sure, that sounds like fun! Let's go to the beach.(They arrive at the beach and start gathering sand to build their sandcastle.)Molly: Wow, look at all this sand! Let's make a big castle with towers and a moat.Tommy: Yeah, let's make it the best sandcastle ever!(They start shaping the sand into walls and towers, working together to create a masterpiece.)Molly: I'll make the walls tall and strong, like a real castle. And you can dig the moat around it.Tommy: Okay, I'll make sure it's deep enough to keep out any invaders.(As they build, other kids on the beach start to notice and come over to watch.)Billy: Wow, that's a cool sandcastle! Can we help?Molly: Of course! The more the merrier. Let's all work together to make it even bigger.(They all join in, adding flags, shells, and seaweed decorations to their sandcastle.)Tommy: It's amazing how much better it looks with everyone's help. We couldn't have done it alone.Molly: Yeah, teamwork makes the dream work!(They all step back to admire their creation, proud of what they have accomplished together.)All: Wow, it's the best sandcastle ever! Let's come back tomorrow and make an even bigger one.(They all cheer and run off to play in the ocean, happy to have made memories and new friends at the beach.)篇3One sunny day at the beach, Tim and Lily decided to build a sandcastle together.Tim: Hey Lily, let's build the biggest sandcastle ever!Lily: Yeah, that sounds like so much fun! What should it look like?Tim: Maybe we can make a big tower in the middle and add some shells and seaweed for decoration.Lily: That's a great idea! Let's start building it right now.They started piling up sand and shaping it into a tower. Tim was in charge of making the base strong, while Lily collected shells and seaweed to decorate.Tim: Wow, this tower is looking awesome! Lily, your decorations make it look so cool.Lily: Thanks Tim! We make a great team. Let's add some more shells around the base.As they continued to work on their sandcastle, they noticed other kids building sandcastles nearby.Tim: Look at that kid's sandcastle! It's so big and fancy.Lily: Yeah, but I think our sandcastle is the best because we made it together with love and teamwork.Tim: You're right, Lily. Our sandcastle may not be the biggest, but it's definitely the most special.After adding the final touches to their sandcastle, Tim and Lily sat back and admired their creation.Tim: I'm so proud of our sandcastle, Lily. It's amazing!Lily: Me too, Tim. I had so much fun building it with you.As the sun started to set, Tim and Lily left the beach with smiles on their faces, knowing that they had created something truly special together. And their sandcastle stood tall, a symbol of their friendship and teamwork.篇4The SandcastleTommy: Hey Sally, do you want to come to the beach with me today?Sally: Sure, Tommy! I love going to the beach. What do you want to do there?Tommy: Let's build a sandcastle! I've been practicing and I think I can make a really big one today.Sally: That sounds like so much fun! Let's bring some buckets and shovels so we can make a really cool castle.Tommy: Great idea! I'll bring my big yellow shovel and you can bring your pink bucket.Sally: Perfect! I can't wait to see our sandcastle when it's all finished.(At the beach)Tommy: Wow, look at all this sand! It's perfect for building our sandcastle.Sally: Let's start by making a big mound of sand for the base of our castle.Tommy: Good idea! We can use our buckets to scoop up the sand and make it into a big pile.Sally: I'll make the towers on the sides and you can make the wall in the front.Tommy: This is so much fun! I love building sandcastles with you, Sally.Sally: Me too, Tommy! Our sandcastle is going to be the best one on the beach.Tommy: Look at all the shells we can use to decorate it! Let's put some on top of the towers.Sally: And we can draw a moat around it with the water from the ocean.Tommy: Our sandcastle is so cool! I'm glad we came to the beach today.Sally: Me too, Tommy. Let's come back tomorrow and build an even bigger one!篇5Title: The Sandcastle AdventureSally: Hey Timmy, do you want to build a sandcastle with me?Timmy: Sure, that sounds like fun! Let's make it really big and tall.Sally: Okay, let's gather some buckets and shovels first.Timmy: I found a perfect spot near the water. Let's start digging and piling up the sand.Sally: Look at all the seashells we can use to decorate our castle.Timmy: I'll make a moat around the castle with my shovel.Sally: And I'll build a big tower with a flag on top.Timmy: Wow, our sandcastle looks amazing! Let's add some seaweed for extra decoration.Sally: I'll write our names in the sand next to the castle so everyone knows we built it.Timmy: Look, the tide is coming in. We better take a picture before our sandcastle gets washed away.Sally: Say cheese! Click!Timmy: That was so much fun. Let's come back tomorrow and build an even bigger sandcastle.Sally: Yeah, I can't wait! Building sandcastles at the beach is the best.Timmy: We make a great team, Sally.Sally: We sure do, Timmy. Friends forever!Timmy: Friends forever!篇6Title: The SandcastleTom: Hey Sarah, do you want to build a sandcastle with me?Sarah: Sure, that sounds like fun! Let's go to the beach.Tom: Yeah, let's go! I can't wait to get started.Sarah: Look at all the sand, it's so soft and squishy.Tom: Yeah, perfect for building our sandcastle. Let's find a good spot.Sarah: How about over there by the water? We can get wet while we build.Tom: Great idea! Let's start digging and piling up the sand.Sarah: I'll make the towers and you can make the walls.Tom: Okay, sounds like a plan. This is going to be the best sandcastle ever!Sarah: I'll decorate it with seashells and seaweed. It will look so pretty.Tom: And I'll draw a moat around it with my shovel. We need to protect our castle.Sarah: Look, the seagulls are watching us. They probably want to come play too.Tom: Maybe they can be the guards of our sandcastle. They can swoop down and protect it from invaders.Sarah: Our sandcastle is almost finished. It looks amazing!Tom: Yeah, I'm so proud of our creation. We should take a picture to remember it by.Sarah: Definitely. Let's capture this moment forever.Tom: Thanks for building this sandcastle with me, Sarah. It was so much fun.Sarah: No problem, Tom. I had a blast. Let's come back and build another one soon.Tom: For sure. Building sandcastles is the best!篇7Title: The SandcastleOne sunny day, Lily, Jack, and Tommy went to the beach to have some fun in the sun. They were all excited to build a sandcastle together.Lily: "Let's build the biggest sandcastle ever!"Jack: "Yeah, with towers and moats!"Tommy: "And shells for decoration!"They started gathering sand and shaping it into the walls of the castle. Lily and Jack worked on the towers while Tommy searched for shells to add to the design.Lily: "This tower is going to be super tall!"Jack: "And this one will have a flag on top!"Tommy: "Look at this pretty seashell I found!"As they continued to build, their sandcastle grew bigger and more elaborate. They added seashells, sticks, and even seaweed to make it look like a real castle.Lily: "Our sandcastle is awesome!"Jack: "Yeah, we are the best sandcastle builders!"Tommy: "I love our sandcastle!"Suddenly, a big wave came crashing onto the shore, threatening to destroy their masterpiece.Lily: "Oh no, our sandcastle!"Jack: "Quick, let's save it!"Tommy: "Hurry, before it's too late!"They worked together to reinforce the walls and towers, saving their sandcastle from the incoming tide.Lily: "Phew, that was close!"Jack: "Our sandcastle is safe!"Tommy: "Great teamwork, everyone!"They admired their sandcastle, proud of what they had accomplished together.Lily: "I'm so happy we built this sandcastle!"Jack: "Me too, it's the best one ever!"Tommy: "Let's come back tomorrow and build an even bigger one!"And so, the three friends spent the rest of the day playing in the sand, enjoying their amazing sandcastle and the memories they had made together.篇8"The Sandcastle"Amy: Hey Tim, do you want to build a sandcastle with me?Tim: Sure, that sounds like so much fun! Let's go to the beach.Amy: Yay, let's go!(At the beach)Amy: Look at all this sand, it's perfect for building a sandcastle.Tim: Yeah, let's start building it right here.Amy: Okay, let's make a big one with towers and moats.Tim: I'll start by making the base of the castle.Amy: I'll make the towers with shells on top.Tim: Wow, our sandcastle is looking great so far!Amy: Let's dig a moat around it so we can fill it with water later.Tim: Good idea, it will make it look even cooler.Amy: The moat is done, now let's find some seashells to decorate it.Tim: Look at this pretty starfish I found, let's put it on top of the castle.Amy: Wow, it looks amazing! Our sandcastle is the best one on the beach.Tim: Yeah, we did such a good job building it together.Amy: I'm so glad we decided to build a sandcastle today.Tim: Me too, it was so much fun. Let's come back tomorrow and build an even bigger one!Amy: Yeah, that sounds like a great idea. I love building sandcastles with you, Tim.Tim: I love building sandcastles with you too, Amy.篇9Title: The SandcastleOne sunny day at the beach, Tommy and his little sister Lily were playing in the sand. Tommy had always loved building sandcastles, and Lily was eager to learn from her big brother.Tommy: Hey Lily, do you want to build a sandcastle with me?Lily: Yes, yes! I want to build a big sandcastle!Tommy: Great! Let's start by making a big mound of sand right here. Then we can shape it into a castle.Lily: Okay! I'll help you make the mound.Together, Tommy and Lily piled up sand and carefully molded it into a tall mound. Tommy showed Lily how to use her hands to shape the sand and make it smooth.Tommy: See, Lily? Now we have the base of our sandcastle. Let's add some decorations.Lily: Like seashells and rocks?Tommy: Exactly! We can use those to make it look pretty. And we can even dig a moat around it.Lily: Yay! I'll go find some seashells!As Lily gathered seashells and rocks, Tommy dug a moat around the sandcastle. They worked together, laughing and playing, until their sandcastle was the most beautiful one on the beach.Tommy: Look at our sandcastle, Lily! It's the best one ever!Lily: I love it, Tommy! Thank you for teaching me how to build it.Tommy: Anytime, Lily. I love building sandcastles with you.And so, Tommy and Lily spent the rest of the day playing in the sand, proud of their masterpiece and the memories they had created together. The end.篇10Title: The SandcastleAmy: Hey Sara, what are you doing?Sara: Hi Amy! I'm building a sandcastle. Do you want to help?Amy: Sure! That sounds like fun. How do we start?Sara: First, we need to find a good spot on the beach. Let's go closer to the water so we can get wet sand.Amy: Okay, let's go! Wow, the sand is so soft and squishy.Sara: Yeah, that's perfect for building a sandcastle. Let's start by making a big mound of sand.Amy: Like this?Sara: Yeah, that's it! Now let's shape it into a tower. We can add more sand to make it taller.Amy: I'll go get some more sand. Look, I made a moat around the castle!Sara: That's awesome, Amy! Let's add some seashells and rocks for decoration.Amy: I found a pretty shell. Where should I put it?Sara: How about on top of the tower? It can be like a flag.Amy: Good idea! Our sandcastle looks so cool now.Sara: Yeah, it's the best sandcastle ever! Thanks for helping me, Amy.Amy: No problem, Sara. I had so much fun. Let's come back tomorrow and build an even bigger sandcastle.Sara: Definitely! I can't wait. Building sandcastles with you is the best!。

小公主的梦幻城堡的故事

小公主的梦幻城堡的故事

小公主的梦幻城堡的故事Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, there lived a little princess named Emily. She was known as the "Princess of Dreams" because of her incredible imagination and ability to create fantastical worlds in her mind. Princess Emily's ultimate dream was to have a magical castle of her own, where she could live happily ever after. This is the story of how her dream came true.Chapter 1: The Dream BeginsPrincess Emily had a vivid imagination from a young age. She would spend hours drawing and describing her ideal castle. The castle had tall towers that reached the sky, sparkling windows that let in the golden sunlight, and a grand entrance that gleamed with enchantment. With each stroke of her paintbrush, Emily could see her dream castle taking shape before her eyes.Chapter 2: A Magical EncounterOne sunny day, while exploring the royal gardens, Princess Emily stumbled upon a hidden door that she had never noticed before. Curiosity took hold of her, and she stepped through the door into a world she had only dreamed of. The garden transformed into a realm of magic and wonder, with vibrant flowers that bloomed all year round and talking animals that greeted her with joy.Chapter 3: Meeting the Fairy GodmotherAs Emily wandered deeper into the magical garden, she came across an enchanting fairy godmother named Aurora. Aurora had sparkling blue wings and a gentle smile that instantly made Emily feel at ease. The fairy godmother sensed Emily's deepest desire and offered to grant her wish of having a dream castle. However, there was a condition - Emily had to prove herself worthy of the castle by completing three challenging tasks.Chapter 4: Task One: CourageThe first task required Emily to conquer her deepest fear. The fairy godmother led her to a dark forest filled with eerie whispers and shadowy figures. With a deep breath, Emily pushed past her fear and ventured further into the forest until she reached a clearing. There, she found a beautiful gemstone that symbolized courage. As she held it in her hand, Emily felt a newfound strength within herself.Chapter 5: Task Two: KindnessFor the second task, Emily had to show kindness to others. Aurora took her to a nearby village where the townspeople were facing difficult times. Emily selflessly volunteered her time to help those in need, whether it was lending a listening ear, offering a helping hand, or simply bringing smiles to their faces. The fairy godmother observed Emily's acts of kindness and presented her with a second gemstone that glimmered with compassion.Chapter 6: Task Three: ImaginationThe final task proved to be the most challenging yet exciting for Emily. She had to unleash her boundless imagination and create something truly magical. With guidance from the fairy godmother, Emily designed ablueprint for her dream castle, incorporating all the enchanting elements she had envisioned throughout her life. Every detail filled with imagination and wonder, from the secret passages to the grand ballroom.Chapter 7: The Dream Comes TrueAfter completing the three tasks, Princess Emily's dream castle appeared before her eyes. It was more magnificent than anything she had ever imagined. The walls were adorned with exquisite artwork, the gardens were filled with rare flowers and mystical creatures, and the towers reached the heavens. The fairy godmother crowned Emily as the rightful owner of the magical castle, fulfilling her deepest desire.Chapter 8: A Forever HomePrincess Emily's dream had become a reality, but she realized that her true happiness did not solely lie within the castle. She knew that her newfound home was where her loved ones were and where her imagination could continue to soar. Emily invited her family, friends, and the entire kingdom to share in the joy and magic of her castle, turning it into a place of warmth and love for all.EpilogueAnd so, Princess Emily lived happily ever after, surrounded by the beauty of her dream castle and the love of those who cherished her. She had become the ruler of her very own fairy-tale kingdom, where dreams were turned into reality, and imagination knew no bounds. The end.Word count: 892 words.。

三年级英语童话故事情节单选题50题(答案解析)

三年级英语童话故事情节单选题50题(答案解析)

三年级英语童话故事情节单选题50题(答案解析)1.In the story "Snow White", who is the main character?A.The seven dwarfsB.The princeC.Snow WhiteD.The witch答案:C。

本题考查对童话故事《白雪公主》主要人物的识别。

选项A“七个小矮人”是故事中的重要角色但不是主角;选项B“王子”也是故事中的人物但不是主角;选项C“白雪公主”是故事的主角;选项D“女巫”是反派角色不是主角。

2.In "Cinderella", where does Cinderella live?A.In a castleB.In a forestC.With her stepmother and stepsistersD.In a palace答案:C。

本题考查对童话故事《灰姑娘》中灰姑娘的居住情况的了解。

选项A“在城堡里”不是灰姑娘一开始的居住地点;选项B“在森林里”错误;选项C“和她的继母和继姐妹一起”符合故事中灰姑娘一开始的居住情况;选项D“在宫殿里”是故事最后灰姑娘去的地方。

3.In "The Little Mermaid", what is the little mermaid's name?A.ArielB.BelleC.JasmineD.Sleeping Beauty答案:A。

本题考查对童话故事《《小美人鱼》中小美人鱼的名字的记忆。

选项B“贝儿”是《《美女与野兽》中的人物;选项C“茉莉”是《阿拉丁》中的人物;选项D“睡美人”不是小美人鱼的名字。

4.In "The Three Little Pigs", what do the three little pigs build?A.HousesB.TowersC.BridgesD.Castles答案:A。

三只小猪建房子的故事英文版

三只小猪建房子的故事英文版

三只小猪建房子的故事英文版The Three Little Pigs is a well-known children's story about three little pigs who each choose to build a house in order to protect themselves from the big bad wolf who is out to get them. Each pig faces different challenges while building their homes, but they eventually overcome them, leaving the wolf with no choice but to leave them alone.The story starts with the introduction of three brothers, who are all pigs. The first pig was lazy and decided to build a house made of straw. The second pig was a little more hardworking and built a house made of sticks. The third pig was the most diligent of them all and built his house out of bricks.The first two little pigs were done with their homes in no time and were happy with their work, but they had not thought about the consequences of leaving their houses unprotected. When the big bad wolf comes along and demands to be let in, each pig experiences varying degrees of horror.The first pig thought he was clever and refused to open the door, but the wolf quickly blew the house down and ate the pig up. The second pig met with the same fate, as the wolf's breath was strong enough to quickly demolish the house made of sticks.However, the wolf's problem starts when he comes to the house made of bricks. He demands to be let in, but the third pig tells him that he has to come in through the chimney to get in. The wolf, eager to eat the pig, climbs into the chimney, only to fall into the boiling pot of water that the pig had placed beneath the opening.The story of the Three Little Pigs teaches children about the importance of hard work and planning. The first two little pigs were careless and did not think about how to protect their homes, while the third pig was diligent and took the time to construct a sturdy shelter.The story also illustrates the dangers of being overconfident. The first two pigs thought that they could outsmart the wolf with their fragile homes, but were quickly proven wrong. The third pig, on the other hand, was aware of the danger and took measures to protect himself.Finally, the story shows the importance of using one's wits. The third pig was not only diligent and hardworking, but he also had the intelligence to trick the wolf and save his own life.In conclusion, the story of the Three Little Pigs is a classic tale that imparts valuable lessons to children. It teaches children about the importance of working hard, planning ahead, and using one's wits when faced with danger. It is a timeless tale that has been enjoyed by generations of children, and will continue to be a beloved story for years to come.。

三只小猪刷房子英文版故事

三只小猪刷房子英文版故事

三只小猪刷房子英文版故事The story of "The Three Little Pigs" goes like this:Once upon a time, there were three little pigs who left their mother's side to build their own houses. The first little pig built his house with straw, the second used sticks, and the third used bricks.One day, a big, bad wolf came to the piggies' house and blew their houses down. The first little pig's house was easy to blow over, but the second little pig's house was harder to blow over. The third little pig's house was the hardest to blow over.The wolf then went to each little pig and said, "Little pig, little pig, let me come in!" The first two little pigs opened their doors and were eaten by the wolf.The third little pig, however, was smart and cunning. He knew that he had to be careful when dealing with the wolf. So he pretended to be sick and said, "I can't let you in because I'm not feeling well." The wolf believed him and left him alone.After the wolf left, the third little pig quickly built himself a strong brick house. A few days later, the wolf came back and said, "Little pig, little pig, let me come in!" The third little pig answered, "No way! You'll eat me!" The wolf then tried to blow down the brick house, but it was too strong and he couldn't do it. So he gave up and left.In the end, the third little pig was safe and happy in his brick house with all his friends. And they all lived happily ever after.This story teaches us that hard work and perseverance are important values in life. It also teaches us that we should be careful when dealing with cunning people like the wolf.。

绘本故事《TheCastle》城堡全文

绘本故事《TheCastle》城堡全文

绘本故事《TheCastle》城堡全⽂今天是《城堡The Castle》最后⼀期了,看到⼩朋友们在后台留⾔每天坚持打卡听绘本,Echo ⽼师为你们骄傲,你们已经把每⽇朗读当成了⾃⼰的习惯,真好! 记得Echo⽼师每天说的那句话吗:'The more you read,the better you will be。

'相信坚持的⼒量,你会越来越棒的!下周五新的绘本阅读继续!故事简介艾⽶和丹尼尔参加了学校组织的旅⾏,他们将要去参观⼀座古⽼的城堡。

刚到达城堡,艾⽶和丹尼尔就跑开了。

“到这⼉来,”格林太太喊道。

“不要乱跑,我们要停下来参观城堡了。

”艾⽶抬头朝城堡上⾯看了看,她说:“我看见了⼀个骑⼠。

”丹尼尔也抬头朝城堡上⾯看去,没有任何⼈在那⼉。

他⼤笑着说,“你⼀定看见⿁魂啦。

”所有的⼈都⾛进了城堡。

“来看看这些头盔,”格林太太说,“喜欢的话,可以把它们戴在头上试试哦。

”丹尼尔把⼀个⼤头盔戴在头上,“救命啊!”他喊道,“我什么也看不见了。

”艾⽶也戴上了⼀个头盔,她朝镜⼦⾥看去。

“快看!”她⼤叫道,“我看见了⼀个骑⼠。

”丹尼尔朝镜⼦⾥看了看'没有骑⼠。

'他说.“你⼀定是看见⿁魂了。

”随后,丹尼尔⾛进了⼀个⼤房间他说:“我要藏起来,让艾⽶找不到我”艾⽶⾛过来寻找丹尼尔她喊道:“丹尼尔,你在哪⼉呢?”喔——我是城堡⾥的⿁魂,丹尼尔叫道,艾⽶说:“你不是⿁魂。

”就在这时,⼀个骑⼠⾛进了房间“救命啊!”丹尼尔喊道,“这⼉有⼀个⿁魂。

”丹尼尔和艾⽶拼命地跑向格林太太他们说:“格林太太,格林太太!我们看见了⼀个⿁魂!”格林太太问:“那个⿁魂长成什么样⼦啊?”丹尼尔说:“它看起来像个骑⼠。

”格林太太笑起来,跟我来,她说:“我们去看⼀场表演。

”丹尼尔和艾⽶看见整个城堡⾥到处都是骑⼠丹尼尔问:“他们都是这场表演中的骑⼠吗?”格林太太说:“是啊。

”。

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The Three Castles 三个城堡The Three CastlesA boy had taken it into his head to go out and steal He also told his mother "Aren't you ashamed!" said his mother "Go to confession at once, and you'll see what the priest has to say to you"The boy went to confession "Stealing is a sin," said the priest, "unless you steal from thieves"The boy went to the woods and found thieves He knocked at their door and got himself hired as a servant"We steal," explained the thieves, "but we're not committing a sin, because we rob the tax collectors"One night when the thieves had gone out to rob a tax collector, the boy led the best mule out of the stable, loaded it with gold pieces, and fledHe took the gold to his mother, then went to town to look for work In that town was a king who had a hundred sheep, but no one wanted to be his shepherd The boy volunteered, and the king said, "Look, there are the hundred sheep Take them out tomorrow morning to the meadow, but don't cross the brook, because they would be eaten by a serpent on the other side If you come back with none missing, I'll reward you Fail to bring them all back, and I'll dismiss you on the spot, unless the serpent has already devoured you too"To reach the meadow, he had to walk by the king's windows, where the king's daughter happened to be standing She saw the boy, liked his looks, and threw him a cake He caught it and carried it along to eat in the meadow On reaching the meadow, he saw a white stone in the grass and said, "I'll sit down now and eat the cake from the king's daughter" But the stone happened to be on the other side of the brook The shepherd paid no attention and jumped across the brook, with the sheep all following himThe grass was high there, and the sheep grazed peacefully, while he sat on the stone eating his cake All of a sudden he felt a blow under the rock which seemed to shake the world itself The boy looked all around but, seeing nothing, went on eating his cake Another blow more powerful than the first followed, but the shepherd ignored it There was a third blow, and out from under the rock crawled a serpent with three heads In each of its mouths it held a rose and crawled toward the boy, as though it wanted to offer him the roses He was about to take them, when the serpent lunged at him with its three mouths all set to gobble him up in three bites But the little shepherd proved the quicker, clubbing it with his staff over one head and the next and the next until the serpent lay deadThen he cut off the three heads with a sickle, putting two of them into his hunting jacket and crushing one to see what was inside What should he find but a crystal key The boy raised the stone and saw a door Slipping the key into the lock and turning it, he found himself inside a splendid palace of solid crystal Through all the doors came servants of crystal "Good day, my lord, what are your wishes?""I wish to be shown all my treasures"So they took him up crystal stairs into crystal towers; they showed him crystal stables with crystal horses and arms and armor of solid crystal Then they led him into a crystal garden down avenues of crystal trees in which crystal birds sang, past flowerbeds where crystal flowers blossomed around crystal pools The boy picked a small bunch of flowers and stuck the bouquet in his hat When he brought the sheep home that night, the king's daughter was looking out the window and said, "May I have those flowers in your hat?""You certainly may," said the shepherd "They are crystal flowers culled from the crystal garden of my solid crystal castle" He tossed her the bouquet, which she caught When he got back to the stone the next day, he crushed a second serpent head and found a silver key He lifted the stone, slipped the silver key into the lock and entered a solid silver palace Silver servants came running up saying, "Command, our lord!" They took him off to show him silver kitchens, where silver chickens roasted over silver fires, and silver gardens where silver peacocks spread their tails The boy picked a little bunch of silver flowers and stuck them in his hat That night he gave them to the king's daughter when she asked for themThe third day, he crushed the third head and found a gold key He slipped the key into the lock and entered a solid gold palace, where his servents were gold too, from wig to boots; the beds were gold, with gold sheets, pillows, and canopy; and in the aviaries fluttered hundreds of gold birds In a garden of gold flowerbeds and fountains with gold sprays, he picked a small bunch of gold flowers to stick in his hat and gave them to the king's daughter that nightNow the king announced a tournament, and the winner would have his daughter in marriage The shepherd unlocked the door with the crystal key, entered the crystal palace and chose a crystal horse with crystal bridle and saddle, and thus rode to the tournament in crystal armor and carrying a crystal lance He defeated all the other knights and fled without revealing who he wasThe next day he returned on a silver horse with trappings of silver, dressed in silver armor and carrying his silver lance and shield He defeated everyone and fled, still unknown to all The third day he returned on a gold horse, outfitted entirely in gold He was victorious the third time as well, and the princess said, "I know who you are You're the man who gave me flowers of crystal, silver, and gold, from the gardens of your castles of crystal, silver, and gold"So they got married, and the little shepherd became kingAnd all were very happy and gay, But to me who watched they gave no thought nor pay (Monferrato)NOTES:"The Three Castles" (I tre castelli) from Comparetti, 62 and 22, Monferrato, Piedmont These two Piedmontese tales are variants of a single type I took the beginning from one and concluded with the other Nothing was added; I merely underlined a few elements already in the text (such as the tax collector) and the rhythmCopyright: Italian Folktales Selected and Retold by Italo Calvino,translated by George Martin,Pantheon Books, New York 1980三个城堡有个小伙子突然想要去偷东西,他把这个念头跟妈妈一说,妈妈就说:“你不觉得羞耻吗?你马上去忏悔,听听神父给你的劝告。

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