Fairy tales to put children to sleep [4]

# Fairy Tales # Introduction By reading fairy tales, children's reading ability can be improved. Fairy tales can guide children to learn knowledge and teach them a correct view of right and wrong. Fairy tales are children's favorite. When we read stories to children, we should pay attention to correctly guiding their ideological education. This is the fairy tale channel.

Fairy tales to put children to sleep Part I: Mr. Miserable Frog

Mr frog is a famous cheapskate. As we all know, everyone has suffered from Mr. Frog's stingy loss.

Once, he invited everyone to have tea. Everyone gets only one melon seed.

He invited everyone to dinner again, and the pig kept filling the rice. Mr. frog said, "piggy, you can really eat." You have a hundred bowls of rice. Why aren't you full? " The pig said, "The rice bowl you gave us is the lid of a beer bottle."

Mr. Frog is really a cheapskate.

But one day, Mr Frog posted a notice. "Tomorrow is my birthday, so please drink delicious live fish soup."

When the animals read the notice, they all felt strange: "What's the matter? Mr frog is a famous cheapskate. Let's go and have a look tomorrow. "

The next morning, everyone came.

Because we didn't come to drink Mr. Frog's soup for nothing, we brought many gifts to Mr. Frog.

"Happy birthday, Mr Frog." Everybody say.

When Mr Frog received the gift, he talked happily with everyone.

He talked and talked until noon and didn't stop. Everyone is really hungry. He asked, "Where can I find delicious live fish soup?"

Mr. Frog said, "I'll get some spices and take you to drink at once."

He ran quickly into the kitchen to get some salt and oil, and then said, "Come with me, everyone."

Everyone thought: strange, how can his soup be cooked outside?

Everyone followed him to the pond.

Mr. Frog dropped a few drops of oil into the pond with an oil bottle and sprinkled a little salt into the pond: "Well, there are many live fish in the pond. Now we have added oil and salt. Please drink delicious live fish soup. "

Everyone was shocked. The original delicious live fish soup is like this.

"You don't drink, I drink!" With that, Mr. Frog jumped into the pond.

Look, Mr. Frog is really a cheapskate.

Fairy Tales to Put Children to Sleep Part II: Pony and Kitten Traveling

Once upon a time, ponies and kittens were good friends. Spring has arrived, which is a good season for traveling. The pony said to the kitten, "kitten, let's go on a trip!" " ""good! Ok! " The kitten said happily.

Along the way, flowers are blooming everywhere. Beautiful azaleas are smiling. The wild flowers by the river bend their slender waist to look in the mirror and see their beautiful figure in the river. The grass poked its head playfully to see if spring was beautiful.

Kitten and pony walk and walk. The kitten was tired from walking and said, "pony, pony, let me ride for a while!" " I'm so tired. "The pony said reluctantly," no, no! If you ride on me, I can't run away. "

The pony ran non-stop in front, and the kitten followed weakly.

It was dark and they found a place to stop and have a rest. The fields are quiet. Suddenly, a mouse jumped out of the ground, jumped on the pony and bit the pony hard. The pony shouted, "kitten, come and help me!" " "The kitten said," Who told you not to help me during the day? Why should I help you now? " After that, he fell asleep.

People who are unwilling to help others will not get help from others.

Fairy tales to put children to sleep Part III: What a big pumpkin seed.

The little vole is playing in the field. Suddenly, I found a big pumpkin seed. This pumpkin seed is very big, almost as big as the body of a vole. The little vole was ecstatic.

"I want to eat it. But it's too big for me to eat all by myself. Find someone else to share with me. "

The little vole saw an old woman hoeing peas not far away and ran over: "grandma, I have a big pumpkin seed that I can't finish." Would you like to share it with me? "

Grandma smiled and said, "Of course."

Grandma came over and saw the pumpkin seeds frozen. She said to the vole, "Would you like to plant this pumpkin seed for grandma?" Maybe you can make a big pumpkin. "

The vole thought for a moment and agreed, "Grandma, don't forget to call me when the pumpkin is ripe."

Grandma said, "Of course."

Grandma planted pumpkin seeds in the field. In a few days, pumpkin seeds germinated, and two (méi) green leaf buds were big and beautiful.

The lamb pattered over: "What fresh pumpkin seedlings, I really want to eat them in one bite!" " "

The lamb is about to eat. Grandma said, "Come and eat pumpkins in the future. Much more delicious than pumpkin seedlings. "

The lamb thought for a moment and swallowed: "Grandma, don't forget to call me when the pumpkin is ripe."

Grandma said, "Of course."

Pumpkin seedlings are pulled out of vines (wàn), green and lovely.

The calf pattered over: "What fresh pumpkin vines! I really want to eat it in one bite! " "

The calf is about to eat. Grandma said, "Come and eat pumpkins in the future. Much more delicious than pumpkin vines. "

The calf thought for a moment and swallowed: "Grandma, don't forget to call me when the pumpkin is ripe."

Grandma said, "Of course."

Pumpkin vines are getting longer and longer, and the flowers are slowly blooming. Pumpkin flowers is golden and beautiful.

The deer pattered over: "What a tender pumpkin flowers! I really want to eat it in one bite! " "

The deer is about to eat. Grandma said, "Come and eat pumpkins in the future. Much more delicious than pumpkin flowers. "

The deer thought for a moment and swallowed: "Don't forget to call me when the pumpkin is ripe."

Grandma said, "Of course."

Pumpkin flowers thanked him and made a pumpkin.

The little pig pattered over and said, "What a fresh pumpkin! I really want to eat it in one bite! " "

The pig is about to eat. Grandma said, "When it grows into a big red pumpkin, you can eat it. The taste will be much better. "

The pig thought for a moment and swallowed: "Grandma, don't forget to call me when the pumpkin is ripe."

Grandma said, "Of course."

After autumn, pumpkin grows as big as a house, and its skin is red, just like a small red castle. Grandma called them voles, lambs, calves, deer and pigs. She opened a small door on the pumpkin belly, and everyone got into the pumpkin belly, let go of it and ate it. When we are full, we light a fire and dance in circles. We spent a rich and happy winter together.

Fairy Tales to Put Children to Sleep Part IV: Capable Micro-holes

There are two pictures hanging in Vic's room. It's beautiful. Those two paintings were painted by Wake himself! Everyone thinks that Kwak is a capable little vole!

One is made of willow leaves. It was in spring, and Wacker picked a willow leaf, put it in a photo frame and hung it in the bedroom. One is made of maple leaves. It was in autumn. Wacker picked a maple leaf, put it in a photo frame and hung it in the bedroom.

Green willow leaves and fiery red maple leaves are really bright and beautiful! Wow, Dick likes these two pictures, and so do the mouse, rabbit and magpie. ....

Winter has arrived, and fields, hillsides, forests ... are covered with heavy snow everywhere. The vole castle became a white world.

At this time, Wacker was reading, listening to music and playing games in a room with willow paintings and maple leaves, and felt that he was in spring and autumn.

Suddenly, Wick saw Kobayashi mouse running through his window and into the Woods on the east side of the castle. Then, I saw the rabbit running through his window and into the Woods on the east side of the castle. Then I saw the little magpie fly out of his window and into the Woods on the east side of the castle ... The friends all passed by his window and entered the Woods on the east side of the castle.

What are they doing there? Wow, thinking, followed him into the forest east of the castle.

In the Woods, Kobayashi mice all looked up at the branches.

Look at their faces. Wow, you know they miss leaves, or they expect branches to grow leaves soon!

Thinking of this, Wacker hurried home, took out the two leaves from the frame, and then hurried back to the Woods and hung them on the branches.

Kobayashi mouse jumped with joy when he saw these two bright leaves, and then they sang and danced.

So Wacker decided to hang these two leaves in the forest forever.

Since then, the forest with two leaves has become the singing hall and dance floor of Kobayashi Mouse.

Looking at the singing and dancing Kobayashi mouse, the little vole Wako was very happy. He thought, "Although I don't have those two paintings at home, I moved spring and autumn to the forest in winter!" " "