英文童话故事300字_童话故事

2024年3月25日发(作者：仰宗发)

英文童话故事300字

幼儿的思维常常有幻想的特点,而童话借助幻想和想象,通过有趣的故事情节,生动的形象,迷人的仙境来展观,下面是小编为您整理的英文童话故事300字，希望对你有所帮助!

英文童话故事300字篇一：公羊触篱

There was a sturdy ram with a pair of thick horns upright on

its head.

It strutted about proudly and saw a fence built with bamboo

and wood in front, which blocked its way. It cast a sidelong glance

at the fence, lowered its neck and lunged at the fence, hoping to

knock it down. The fence remained intact but the ram injured its

own horns.

If it had not injured its horns, the ram would have persisted

obstinately in butting4 against the fence, even against the

spokes5 of a wheel until it bled with a fractured skull6.

As a result, with its horns caught in the fence, the ram could

neither advance nor retreat but bleat7 helplessly.

英文童话故事300字篇二：斑鸿说袅

One day, an owl1 flew persistently2 towards the east till it

was completely exhausted3, so it stopped in a forest to take a

rest. It happened that a turtledove was also resting there. Hearing

the panting of the owl, it asked: "Where are you going in such a

hurry?"

The owl said: "I am moving to the east."

The turtledove asked cloly: "Why?"

The owl said: "The people in the west all say my cry is

unpleasant and dislike me I cannot stay there any longer. I must

move to a new place."

The turtledove said: "Can you solve your problem by

changing a place? In my opinion, no matter where you move to,

it won't help."

The owl felt rather angry at the words of the turtledove, but

it still asked in surpri: "Can you forecast the future?"

The turtledove said: "This is very simple. If you don't change

your cry, the people in the east will dislike you all the same."

英文童话故事300字篇三：井蛙之乐

A frog lived in a shallow well.

One day, it met beside the well a large soft-shelled turtle

which had just crawled up from the a.

The frog bragged1 to the turtle: "Look, how happy I am to

live here! When I feel glad, I would bounce for a while near the

well; and when I am tired, I would return to the well to sleep and

rest for a while by the brick hole. Sometimes, I would quietly soak

my whole body in the water, showing only my head and mouth.

Sometimes, I would stroll in the soft mud, which is very

comfortable. None of tho tiny crabs2 and tadpoles3 can

compare with me. I am the master of this well, free and

unrestrained. Why don't you come often to play in the well?"

Hearing this, the turtle was itching4 to go down to take a

look. But before he put his left foot into the well, his right foot

stumbled. He quickly retreated two steps and told the frog about

the a: "Have you ever en the a? The a is very, very wide,

over 1,000 1i. The a is very, very deep, over 1,000 zhang (3'/3

metres). In ancient times, in nine years out of ten there were

floods, but the water in the a did not ri much. Later, in ven

years out of eight there were droughts, but the water in the a

did not drop much. Neither big floods nor big droughts can

affect the a. Only living in the a can you feel real happiness!"

Amazed at what the big turtle had said, the frog was

dumbstruck.

英文童话故事300字篇四：井中捞月

A long time ago, there was a Bo Luo Nai City in the State of

Jia Shi. Outside the city was a large forest, where 500 macaques

lived.

One night the 500 macaques wandered around and came to

a ni ju lu (bodhi) tree. Under the tree was a deep ancient well. The

water in the well was very clean and reflected the full moon in

the sky.

The leading macaque bent1 over the well and watched

carefully for a while. Then it jumped onto the edge of the well

and said to the others: "Alas2! Today the moon has died and

fallen into this well. Let us scoop3 it up together; otherwi the

nights will be dark forever."

All the macaques tweaked their ears and scratched their

cheeks, saying:"The well is so deep. How can we scoop up the

moon?"

The leading macaque had a sudden brainwave and said: "I

have it! I will climb up the tree and grasp a branch, then another

one grasps my tail. In this way, one following another in

succession4, can't we hang down into the well?"

When the other macaques heard this, they jumped with joy.

So they linked their heads and tails together, extending5 longer

and longer until they almost touched the surface of the well water.

At this moment, the branch broke with a big crack and all 500

macaques fell into the ancient well.