English short stories for children 10

# Ability Training # Introduction English is a universal language, and English learning is very boring. If you want to learn English well, you might as well start by reading English stories. Learn from English stories and improve your English. Learn from stories and philosophy of life. The following is a children's English story of 10. Welcome to read the reference!

1. English short stories are very simple for children.

The rabbit once boasted about his speed in front of other animals. "I have never been defeated," he said. "When I run at full speed, no one is faster than me." The tortoise said quietly, "I want to race with you." "This is a good joke," said the rabbit. "I can dance around you all the way." The game has started. The rabbit disappeared almost immediately. He stopped quickly and lay down for a nap. The tortoise walked slowly. When the rabbit woke up from his nap, he saw that the tortoise was near the finish line, and he had lost the race.

Moral: Pride goes before a fall. Only by perseverance can we achieve our goals.

This rabbit once boasted about its speed in front of other animals. "I have never been defeated," he said. "When I run at full speed, no one is faster than me." The tortoise said quietly, "I want to compete with you." "This is a good joke." Said the rabbit. "I can dance around you all the time." The game begins. The hare disappeared almost immediately. He quickly stopped, lay down and took a nap. The tortoise walked slowly. When the rabbit woke up from his nap, he saw that the tortoise was approaching the finish line, so he lost the race.

Moral: Pride goes before a fall; Only by perseverance can we achieve our goal.

English short stories are very simple for children.

One morning, when a female fox walked out of the nest with her baby, she saw a lioness and her baby.

Why do you only have one child, dear madam? Asked the fox.

Look at my health and many children here, and imagine what it would be like to be a proud mother if you had the ability.

The lioness said calmly, Yes, just look at that beautiful collection. What are they? Fox! I only have one, but remember, it's a lion.

One morning, the mother fox took her baby out of the nest and saw the lioness and her baby.

Why do you only have one child, madam? The mother fox asked, look at my healthy child. A proud mother should raise more children if she has the ability.

The lioness said quietly, Yes, look at this beautiful group. All foxes! I only have one, but he is a lion after all.

What matters is quality, not quantity.

English short stories are very simple for children.

A bat fell to the ground and was caught by a weasel. He begged the weasel for mercy. The weasel refused, saying that he was born the enemy of all birds. The bat assured him that he was not a bird, but a mouse, which saved his life.

After a while, the bat fell to the ground again and was caught by another weasel. It tactfully begged the weasel not to eat it. The weasel said that he had a special hostility towards mice. The bat assured him that he was not a mouse, but a bat; I escaped the second time. It is wise to save the day.

A bat fell to the ground and was caught by a mouse and a wolf. The bat begged for forgiveness. The mouse and the wolf refused, saying that it was the enemy of birds. The bat proved that it was not a bird, but a mouse, so the mouse and the wolf set it free.

Soon, the bat fell to the ground again and was caught by another mouse and wolf. It also begged for mercy. The rat wolf said that he hated rats the most, and the bat proved that he was not a mouse, but a bat. Therefore, it escaped safely for the second time. It's smart to improvise.

English short stories are very simple for children.

There is a strong ram with a pair of thick horns standing upright on its head.

It swaggered around triumphantly and saw the fence built with bamboo in front of it blocking its way. He glanced sideways at the fence, lowered his neck and jumped at it, hoping to knock it down. The fence was intact, but the ram hurt his horn.

If it doesn't hurt its horn, the ram will stubbornly stick to the fence and even hit the spokes of the wheel until it bleeds and its skull breaks.

As a result, the horns were caught in the fence, and they could neither enter nor retreat, but bleated helplessly.

On the head of a very gorgeous ram, a pair of thick horns stand upright.

Ram walked proudly and saw a bamboo fence blocking his way ahead. Ram narrowed his eyes, then bent his neck and ran into it, trying to knock down the fence. As a result, the fence didn't move, but it hurt its corner.

If the ram doesn't hit its horn, it will keep hitting the spokes of the wheel until its head is broken.

And the result? The horn of the ram was caught in the fence, so it was impossible to enter or retreat, but it could only "baa" and barked.

English short stories are very simple for children.

Sports meeting in the forest

There are many animals in the forest. Today is a fine day. The animals are having a sports meeting.

Monkeys, foxes, pandas, rabbits and bears are running. Look! Rabbits come first. The fox and the monkey are the second. The bear is the third. All the other animals are shouting, "Bear! Come on! Bear! Come on! " Look there, ducks and pigs are jumping high. The pig is so fat that he can't jump very high. So the duck is the champion. Here! Cats and squirrels are climbing trees. The cat is sick. So he came last, but he did his best.

This sports meeting is wonderful. The animals are very happy!

There are many animals in the forest.

It's sunny today, and the small animals will hold a sports meeting. Little monkey, fox, rabbit and bear are racing. Look! Rabbit first, fox and monkey second, bear third. The little animals are shouting, "Come on, bear! Bear, come on! " Look there, the duckling and the piglet are competing in the high jump. Piglets are too fat, their grades are not satisfactory, and all ducklings win the championship. Look here! Kittens and squirrels climb trees in the competition. The kitten was ill and failed to win the championship, but she went all out.

The sports meeting is great. How happy the animals are!

6. English short stories are very simple for children

One day, a crow stood on a branch near his nest, with meat in his mouth, and felt very happy. At this time, a fox saw the crow with meat in its mouth and swallowed it, eagerly thinking of a plan to get the meat. However, no matter what the fox said to the crow, the crow just kept silent. Until the fox spoke highly of the crow's beautiful voice, the crow was flattered and opened his mouth to sing. As soon as the meat fell to the ground, the fox went into the hole with the meat in his mouth.

One day, a crow stood on the branch next to its nest, with a piece of meat in its mouth, and was very happy. At this time, a fox saw the crow, and his mouth was watering, and he wanted the meat very much. But no matter what the fox says, the crow just ignores the fox. Finally, the fox praised the crow's beautiful voice and asked the crow to sing a few words for him to appreciate. When the crow heard the fox's praise, he was very proud and began to sing. Unexpectedly, as soon as the meat fell, the fox picked it up and drilled back into the hole.

7. English short stories are very simple for children

The little boy and the scorpion

A child caught grasshoppers in front of the city wall, and soon caught a lot. Suddenly I saw a scorpion, and he thought it was also a grasshopper.

Then two men went to catch him. The scorpion raised his stinger and said, "Well, if you really dare to do this, even the grasshopper you caught will be lost."

This story warns people to distinguish good people from bad people and treat them differently.

The little boy and the scorpion

A child caught grasshoppers in front of the city wall and soon caught many. Suddenly he saw a scorpion, and he thought it was also a grasshopper.

Then I tried to catch him with both hands. The scorpion raised its stinger and said, "Come on, if you really dare to do this, even the grasshopper you caught will lose."

This story warns people to distinguish between good people and bad people and treat them differently.

8. English short stories are very simple for children

Once upon a time, there were three foxes. They worked together. They live a happy life.

Gradually, the youngest fox became lazy and often quarreled with other foxes. The boss had to leave, and the second fox was driven away.

Looking at the warm house with a lot of delicious food in it, the smallest fox smiled.

The big fox has opened a new mountain.

The second big fox dug a pool. Two of them will be rich soon.

The smallest fox ate up the food left by the other two foxes. Finally, it felt cold and hungry and couldn't stand up.

Once upon a time, there were three foxes. They work and live happily together.

The youngest fox is lazy and bad, and often quarrels with the other two foxes, which makes his eldest brother and second brother very angry.

The smallest fox lives proudly in a warm house and enjoys rich food.

The boss reclaimed a hillside for farming.

The second child dug a pond, and soon they lived a rich life.

The youngest fox ate all the food left by those foxes, and at last he was cold and hungry and couldn't stand up.

9. English short stories are very simple for children

One day, an old man was selling an elephant. A young man came to the elephant and began to look at it slowly. The old man went up to him and said in his ear:

One day, an old man was selling an elephant. A young man came to the elephant and observed it slowly. The old man stepped forward and whispered in the young man's ear.

"Don't say anything about the elephant before I sell it; Then I'll give you some meat. "

"Don't say a word before I sell the elephant, and then I'll give you some meat."

"all right." The young man said.

"ok." The young man said.

After selling the elephant, the old man gave the young man some meat and said, "How can you see the elephant's bad ears?"

After selling the elephant, the old man gave the young man some meat and said, "How did you see the elephant's bad ears?"

"I don't see any bad ears," said the young man.

"I don't see any bad ears," said the young man.

"Then why are you looking at the elephant slowly?" The old man asked.

"Then why are you looking at the elephant slowly?" The old man asked.

The young man replied, "Because I have never seen an elephant, I want to know what it looks like."

The young man replied, "Because I have never seen an elephant, I want to know what it looks like."

10. English short stories are very simple for children.

Once, a man wanted to go to the south, but his carriage was driving north. A passer-by asked him, "If you are going to the south, why are your chariots going north?" The man replied, "My horse can run well, my coachman is very skilled in driving a carriage, and I still have enough money." The man didn't consider that the direction might be wrong; The better his conditions, the farther away he is from his destination.

Once upon a time, there was a man who was going to the south, but his car was driving north. Passers-by said, "Go south, how can the car go north?" He replied, "My horse can run well, my coachman can drive well, and I have enough money with me." The man didn't take it into account, and the direction was reversed. The better his conditions are, the farther away he is from where he is going.

The idiom derived from this story means that a person's behavior is just the opposite of his intention.

Later, people summarized this story as "the opposite direction", which means that a person's behavior is just the opposite of his purpose.