少儿英语故事分享

少儿英语故事分享

阅读英语*会给大家带来与众不同的感受，多读英语也有利于提升我们的英语能力，今天给大家带来英语童话故事，下面就和大家分享，来欣赏一下吧。 只有一个宝宝的母狮子

One day, some animals were talking about which animal was the best. The pig said, \babies. I have twelve healthy little pigs.\many babies do you have?\

The rabbit felt embarrassed([?m?b?r?st]尴尬的). She only had seven. Then she pointed at the sheep and said, \three!\

A snake passed by(经过) and said, \greatest. I have fifty!\

\a lioness(母狮子).

The snake lifted up her head and looked at the lioness.\do you speak? I have fifty babies. You only have one. Thats nothing.\ The lioness laughed. \lion can be the king of the forest.\

The other animals could think of nothing to say. They had many babies, but none of them would ever be as strong as a lion. \珍贵的) thing,\a hundred common(普通的) ones.\ 少儿英语故事 猫头鹰和天鹅

从前有一只猫头鹰和天鹅是朋友。天鹅是天鹅群的大王，而猫头鹰只是一只普普通通的猫头鹰……

Once there were two friends Kanakaksha the owl1 and Sumitra the swan. Sumitra was the king of the swans. But Kanakaksha was an ordinary owl. He was afraid to let Sumitra know that he was a poor owl. So he told Sumitra that he was also a king and also had subjects. Everyday the owl would fly to the pond where the swan lived.

One day as usual, Kanakaksha flew to the pond to meet his friend. “Good morning Sumitra, how are you today?\

“Good morning my friend, I am fine. Just caught up with the usual work of a king – solving disputes among my subjects,\Sumitra.

Just then, one of Sumitra’s subjects came up to him and whispered something in his ear.

“Oh!\moment. I have to settle another dispute between two of my subjects.\

“Very well Sumitra,\wait right here.\After Sumitra left to find his subjects, Kanakaksha thought to himself, “If Sumitra comes to know that I am just an ordinary owl, he will stop being my friend. I have to impress him.\

As Kanakaksha was flying through the woods in search of food, he saw a camp of soldiers and their commander. He suddenly got an idea. He flew back to the pond and called Sumitra. “I want you to visit my kingdom,\

“One day I will surely visit your kingdom Kanakaksha,\answered Sumitra the swan.

“Not someday,\come to meet you everyday.\swan to the place where the soldiers had camped. “This is my kingdom and these are my subjects,\Kanakaksha to Sumitra proudly. Sumitra knew that Kanakaksha was no king. But he did not want to hurt his poor foolish friend’s feelings.

“Wow!\

“Are your soldiers getting ready to move?\

“No! How could they without my permission?\over the camp hooting3 aloud “Ho - hoo!\the owl and said, “An owl is hooting. It’s a bad omen2. We will have to postpone4 our march.\

The next day Kanakaksha and Sumitra came to the same place. Just as the army got ready to move. Kanakaksha hooted5 again. The army stopped again. On the third day again, Kanakaksha hooted just as the commander mounted his horse.

“Oh this omen maker6! Will someone take care of him?\shouted the commander angrily.