幼儿园英语故事资料库

It is a dark and rainy night. Barbie is reading in her bed. Kelly and Stacie run in. %us a story, Barbie,\around. She sees a bunny. \are two princesses named Kelly and Stacie…\

One day，the princesses go to have a picnic in the forest. Suddenly it begins to rain！The princesses take their basket and hide inside a big tree. The rain stops. A bunny hops by. \have nowhere to go. My house has too much rain water，\says Bunny. Just then a bird flies down. \，\says. \help their friends. Everyone goes up the hill. Stacie and Kelly dig a nice new hole for Bunny. \you，\says Bunny. Everyone finds twigs and leaves. They build a new nest for Bird. \you，\says Bird. Kelly and Stacie share their picnic with Bird and Bunny. Kelly and Stacie look up. The rain stops. \your story！\

Hare and the Tortoise 龟兔赛跑

A hare laughed at a tortoise for the slowness of his pace. But he wasn't angry, and said that he would run against her and beat her some day. “ Come on , ”said the Hare, “ you will

soon see what my feet are made of . ”So it was agreed that they should start at once . The tortoise went off jogging along without a moment's stopping , at his usual steady pace. he hare treated the whole matter very lightly, he slept under a big tree on the way. Tortoise plodded on and on. When the hare got to the goal , only to see that the tortoise had arrived before her, slow but before her.

三、适合大班幼儿的英语故事和短剧 . Rabbit and 兔子和大灰狼

One day was walking near the hill; he heard someone crying out, \poor Mr. Wolf. A great stone had fallen on 's back,and he could not get up. He cried,\I shall die.\

worked very hard to move the stone from 's jumped up and caught in his mouth.

\you kill me,\cried ,\will never help you again as long as I live.\

\will not live,\Mr. Wolf ,\I will kill you.\ \\will say that no nice person would do a thing like that.\ \will ask her,\said ,\if she dose not say that, I shall eat her too.\

So and went to . said,\caught when he was sitting down near the hill. So I say that I should eat him . Now say what you think.\

\So I say that he should not eat me ,because I have helped him. Now say what you think .\ \

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\not seen the stone\

So ,, and went to see the stone.

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So they put the stone back where it was.

\that the stone was on Mr. Wolf's back.\

\said , \see just how it was. What do you say about it\

and Mrs. Duck said,\

You may ask some other person to take the stone from your back. You look very nice like that, stay just as you are.\

灰姑娘

A rich man took another wife after his wife died. The woman brought with her two beautiful daughters. A bad time began for the poor child. She had to do hard work from morning till night, get up before daybreak, carry water, light fires, cook and wash. She had no bed. As she always looked dusty and dirty, they called her Cinderella.

One day, the king gave orders for a festival and all the beautiful young girls were invited so that his son might choose himself a bride. When the two step-sisters were delighted to

go to the king's palace,Cinderella had to stay at home doing countless work.

A bird came to her and threw a gold and silver dress to her. She put on the dress and went to the party. Her step-sisters and the step-mother did not know her, and thought she must be a foreign princess, for she looked so beautiful in the golden dress. The prince approached Cinderella, took her by the hand and danced with her. He would dance with no other girls. She danced till it was evening, and then she wanted to go home. But the prince said,“I will go with you.” She escaped from him, however. She ran down, leaving a slipper. The king's son picked it up. It was small and dainty, made of gold.

The next morning, he went with it to the king, and said to him, \one shall be my wife but the girl whose foot this golden slipper fits.\

The two sisters were glad at the news, for they had pretty feet. But neither could put it on. The prince asked, “Haven't you any other daughter” “Yes, but she cannot possibly be the bride.” her father said. The prince asked the father to bring her to him, Cinderella had to be called. She seated herself on a stool, drew her foot out of the heavy wooden shoe, and put