Stories suitable for third-grade pupils to tell before class

# Third grade # Lead stories are generally closely related to the production and life of primitive humans. They are eager to know nature, so based on themselves, they imagine that everything in the world has life and will like people. The following is an unorganized story suitable for third-grade pupils to tell before class. I hope I can help you.

Stories suitable for third-grade pupils to tell before class

Little bear flying a kite: On a sunny morning, a lively little bear is flying a kite happily on a green grass.

Bear was having a good time when suddenly a gust of wind blew his favorite kite to the pine tree in the distance. The bear saw it and tied the kite and pulled it, but it didn't work.

Bell watched the kite hanging motionless on the tree. After a while, he couldn't help crying, and tears flowed down like broken beads.

The giraffe playing not far away heard the cry and immediately ran over and asked the bear, "What's the matter?" Bell told him what happened. Hearing this, the giraffe went to the pine tree, gently put it in his mouth and gave it back to the bear. The bear immediately smiled through tears and said gratefully, "Giraffe, thank you!" " Giraffe smiled and said, "You're welcome! "

The second story is suitable for third-grade pupils to tell before class.

Old Sultan: A shepherd had a very loyal dog named Sultan. Sultan is old now, and even his teeth have fallen out. One day, the shepherd and his wife stood in front of the house. The shepherd said, "I will kill the old Sultan tomorrow morning because it is useless." The wife said, "Please keep this poor dog. It has served us faithfully for many years, and we should continue to support it during its existence. " The shepherd retorted, "But what can we do if we keep it?" It doesn't have a tooth in its mouth, and the thief doesn't care about him at all. You're right, it has done a lot for us, but that's how it makes a living. We have never treated it badly! Now that it's like this, we might as well kill it tomorrow. "

The poor sultan lay not far from them. He listened to all the conversations between the shepherd and his wife. When he thought that tomorrow would be his end, he was very scared. In the evening, he went to his good friend Wolf who lived in the forest and told him everything about himself, saying that his master would kill him tomorrow. The wolf said, "don't panic, I'll give you a good idea." You know your master will take their children to work in the fields every morning. When they work, they will put the children in the shade under the fence. Tomorrow morning, you will squat down next to the child and pretend to look after the child. I will run out of the forest and take the children away. You must pretend to chase me desperately, and I will pretend to be flustered and leave the child to escape. Then you can take the child back. After this trouble, your master will be very grateful to you for saving their children, and they will keep you and continue to support you. " Dogs appreciate this method.

The next morning, they set off as planned. No sooner had the wolf carried the child away than the shepherd and his wife cried in panic. At this time, the old sultan jumped up and tried to chase the wolf. He soon caught up with the wolf and helped his master and mistress save the poor little guy. Seeing that the child was safe and sound, the shepherd patted the Sudan on the head and said, "Old Sudan, you saved our child from the wolf's mouth. I won't kill you again, but I will feed you well and give you a lot of food. " Then he turned to his wife and said, "Go ahead! Go home, cook a delicious meal for the old sultan, and make a nest for my old cushion to let him sleep and let him live a good life. " From then on, Sudan finally got his wish and lived a life favored by his master's family.

Soon, the wolf came to congratulate the Sudan and said to it, "My good friend, it's time for you to do me a favor.". I haven't eaten enough for a long time. When I catch your master's fat sheep, please turn around. " The Sultan said, "That won't do. I must be loyal to my master. " The wolf thought it was just a joke and wouldn't take it seriously. In the evening, he came to prepare to catch a sheep and have a good meal, but the Sudan told his master about the wolf's attempt. The master hid behind the door of the sheepfold, waiting for the arrival of the wolf. When the wolf came, his master waited for him to find a fat sheep. A sap hit him hard on the back, and even a lot of hair fell off his back. The wolf fled in a hurry. The wolf was very angry with the stick. He called Sudan an "old bastard" and vowed to get back at him. The next morning, the wolf sent wild boar to challenge Sudan, let them enter the forest and solve their problems by duel. At present, Sudan can't find a second helper except a lame cat with three legs from its master's house, so it has to ask the cat to go with it. It is inconvenient for the poor cat to limp, so she raises her tail to keep her balance.

Wolves and wild boars are waiting for Sudan on the road first. When they found each other, they saw the cat's long tail standing far in the air, thinking that it was a knife brought by the cat to help Sudan fight. The cat walks with a limp. They think that whenever they limp, they will pick up a stone that is going to be thrown at them. Seeing this, both of them backed out in fear and said that it was better to cancel the duel. After that, the wild boar quickly hid in the bushes, and the wolf jumped on a big tree. The Sudan and the cat came soon and looked around, wondering why they hadn't come yet. However, the wild boar has not completely hidden itself at this time, and its ears are still exposed outside the bushes. Just as its ears were shaking slightly, the cat noticed something shaking in the bushes and thought it was a mouse. It jumps, bites and scratches. The wild boar can't stand it. It jumps and barks. When it ran away, it shouted, "Look at that tree. This is just the person you are looking for. " The Sudan and the cat looked at the tree together, and then they saw the wolf sitting on the branch. They called him a coward and forbade him to come down. The wolf was so ashamed that he promised to make peace with Su Fan, so that he and the old Sultan became good friends again.

Three stories suitable for third-grade pupils to tell before class

Hello everyone! Today, I will give a speech three minutes before class. The topic is "Difficulties are Gifts". One day, the lion called the forest came before the gods: "I am very grateful to you for giving me such a magnificent physique and such great strength that I have enough ability to rule the whole forest." Hearing this, God smiled and asked, "But that's not why you came to see me today!" " ! It seems that something is bothering you! The lion gave a gentle roar and said, "God really knows me! I came here today to ask for something. Because my ability is no matter how good, I am always awakened by crows every day. Oh, my god I beg you, give me a little more strength so that I won't be awakened by crows! "God smiled and said," Go to the elephant and it will give you a satisfactory answer. The lion hurried to the lake to find the elephant. Before he saw the elephant, he heard the "bang" of the elephant stamping. The lion sped up to the elephant, only to see that the elephant was stamping its feet angrily. The lion asked the elephant, "why are you so angry?" "The elephant shook its big ears desperately and roared," There is a nasty little mosquito who always tries to get into my ear and tickles me to death. As he walked, the lion looked back at the elephant that was still stamping his feet and thought, "God wants me to see the elephant. I think he just wants to tell me that everyone will be in trouble, but it can't help everyone." "In that case, I have to rely on myself! Anyway, whenever a chicken crows in the future, I will take it as a chicken to remind me that it's time to get up. Let me see, is it good for me? "

This story tells us that obstacles are a new known situation. As long as you are willing, any obstacle will become an opportunity to surpass yourself. On the road of life, no matter how smooth we go, as long as we encounter some unsatisfactory things, we will habitually complain that God treats us badly, and then pray that God will give us more strength to help us tide over the difficulties. But in fact, God is the fairest, just like lions and elephants. Every dilemma has its positive value.

Four stories suitable for third-grade pupils to tell before class

A poor old lady lived in a village. She picked a plate of beans and prepared to cook them. She made a fire in the stove. In order to make the stove burn faster, she used a handful of wheat straw when making the stove. When she poured the beans into the pot, she didn't notice that a bean fell out and landed next to a wheat straw on the ground. In a short time, a burning coal also jumped out of the stove and landed next to them. So the wheat straw said, "Dear friend, where are you from?" The coal block replied, "I finally jumped out of the fire." If I don't try to jump out, I will die and be burned to ashes. "Bean said," I also managed to escape, but if the old lady poured me into the pot, I would definitely be boiled into thick soup by her mercilessly like my friend. ""am I not the lucky one in misfortune? " Wheat straw asked, "that old lady stuffed all my brothers into the fire and turned them into light smoke." She caught sixty with one hand and killed them. Luckily, I slipped through her fingers. "

"But what should we do now?" Asked the coal block.

"I think," replied the bean, "since we are all lucky enough to survive, we should stick together as good partners. In order to avoid bad luck in this place again, we should leave here and go somewhere else. "

The other two thought it was a good idea and went together. Soon, they came to a stream. There is neither a bridge nor a jump on the stream. They don't know how to cross it. The wheat straw had a brainwave and said, "Let me lie across the stream, and you can walk over me like a bridge." As he spoke, the straw stretched his body from one side of the stream to the other. Tired of waiting for the coal, I got the nerve to immediately embark on the newly-built bridge. But when it came to the middle of the bridge, it heard the stream rushing under its feet. It was afraid and stood there, afraid to move forward. The wheat straw caught fire, broke in two and fell into the stream. Coal fell with it, hissed when it touched water, and died. Beans have been carefully staying on the shore, and they can't help laughing when they see this scene. It laughed and laughed until its belly cracked. It could have been done this way, but fortunately, a tailor who was out looking for a job happened to sit by the stream and have a rest. The tailor was very kind. He took out a needle and thread and sewed its belly together. Bean thanked the tailor well, but because the tailor used a black line, there was still a black seam on Bean's body.

Five stories suitable for third-grade pupils to tell before class

The story of osprey, crocodile and hunter: An osprey flying from the far east happened to land on a pond full of wormwood because of its hard journey and thirst.

It tried to catch some fish and have a good meal before going on the road, but it didn't know the danger behind it. A cold gun was in the hunter's hand and the hunter pulled the trigger.

However, the crocodile in the water saw this scene and said to it, "Hey, there is a gun pointing at you behind you."

The osprey was surprised to see the uninvited guest.

The osprey said, "It's you, it's really you, that is, you ate a lot of my companions."

The osprey thought of the terrible crocodile, and then it said, "Now, do you still want to deal with me in this way?"

The osprey spreads its wings and seems to want to escape from here. He smiled proudly and said, "You want to attack me while I turn around. Can this little trick fool me? "

The crocodile really didn't hear the word "horse" just export, because with a bang, the insignificant sound of the osprey was buried and the osprey fell down.

However, dying, it giggled in its throat and finally said, "I really deserve it." I will look into my eyes carefully and ignore my back. "