Text version of children’s classic fairy tales

#children's story# Introduction Children all like to listen to fairy tales. The rich imagination and exaggeration in fairy tales can activate your thinking; use rich imagination, fantasy and exaggeration to write stories suitable for children to appreciate. story. Loving to listen to stories and read storybooks is the most obvious characteristic of today's primary school students. Children acquire knowledge through reading. Reading is not only a manifestation of ability, but also a good living habit. It is also a great help for language learning. Below is a text version of children’s classic fairy tales compiled and shared. Welcome to read and learn from it.

A text version of a children’s classic fairy tale: Leaves and Roots

Leaves and roots have always gotten along well, but for some unknown reason, recently there has been a sudden conflict between them. , no one looks down on the other.

One morning, when the sun had just risen, they argued again.

The leaves said: "This big tree depends entirely on our leaves to grow. We provide organic matter for the big tree through photosynthesis."

The roots were unconvinced: "No, big tree It’s all up to us. We absorb water and nutrients from the soil. Without us, the big tree wouldn’t be able to survive for a day.”

“Impossible, you are completely redundant. You have never seen a branch inserted casually. Can it survive? In the beginning, it had no roots at all. "

"You leaves, you are so arrogant. Most of the water we absorb has been evaporated by you. Without you, the big tree will definitely grow. Seeing them arguing endlessly, the tree trunk said: "Roots and leaves, you are both wrong. We are a whole, and no one can do it without us. Only when we are united can we be more prosperous." It is a vigorous tree."

The leaves objected to the trunk's statement, and so did the roots. They continued to quarrel, neither of them admitting defeat.

As the sun rose, the lumberjacks arrived. They sawed down the big tree, loaded the trunks into trucks and transported them away.

On the ground, only tree roots and a pile of leaves were left. Soon, the leaves withered and the roots of the tree withered.

Chapter 2 Text version of children’s classic fairy tale: The Tiger King was hung on a tree

One evening, there was a heavy rain in the forest. A group of small animals came to a cave to take shelter from the rain. Not long after, a big tiger suddenly walked into the cave. The big tiger licked his mouth and said: "Ah, I'm so lucky today, my dinner must be rich." The little animals hugged a ball in fright, and the wise rabbit Huihui had an idea and said: "King Tiger, none of us are as strong as you. , it will become your dinner sooner or later, why don’t we play the game of hide and seek first, whoever you find first will eat it. This way you can have delicious food and play games at the same time.”

“This is it. It's a good idea, you can have fun and eat. Okay, no one of you can escape me," said the big tiger. So the big tiger covered his eyes with a pair of front paws.

The little animals immediately ran out of the hole, and the wise rabbit Huihui told everyone his plan.

Huihui immediately asked everyone to pull out the vines. After pulling out the vines, they climbed to a big tree, tied a slip knot in the vines and threw them down. Then the little animals shouted in unison: "Big tiger, come to us quickly. If you can't find us, what kind of big tiger are you?"

After hearing their words, the big tiger was very angry. Oh, the hair on the head stood up.

The big tiger soon found his way under the tree. He only looked up at the small animals on the tree and did not notice the tree vine trap under the tree. He accidentally stepped into the trap with his two front feet.

When the little animals saw the big tiger’s front feet stepping into the looper, they shouted together: “One, two, three—get up!” As soon as the vine was pulled, the big tiger’s front feet were trapped. Hanged on a tree.

The big tiger shouted: "Let me down quickly, or I will eat you all!"

No one of the little animals listened to him and slid down the tree. , and soon ran away without a trace, leaving only the big tiger hanging up and panting heavily.

Chapter 3 Text version of children’s classic fairy tale: The helpful brown bear

The brown bear is very capable and enthusiastic, and will help anyone he sees in trouble. Everyone praised him for his willingness to help others and his thoughtfulness, and he was a role model for everyone to follow.

The brown bear was particularly happy when everyone praised him. He felt that he was extraordinary and would brag to anyone he met: "I helped the monkey plant peach trees, helped the lamb build a new house, helped the deer dig a well, and helped the piglet plant corn... Everyone praised me. I am willing to help others."

One day, the brown bear saw the panda by the river and told the panda again what he had said to others countless times. The panda said to the brown bear: "Your willingness to help others is very good, and it is worth learning from everyone, but I am also worried about you!"

The brown bear was very confused after hearing what the panda said, and said: "Everyone praises me. It’s a good thing to be helpful. What’s there to worry about?”

The panda said: “I’m worried that you will lose your friends!”

The brown bear still didn’t understand and asked. : "I am willing to help others, and I will have more and more friends. How can I lose friends?"

The panda said seriously: "It is good that you are willing to help others. Your friends are grateful to you, but you If you always talk about helping others, people will doubt your motives for helping others. If you talk about it everywhere, some people who have been helped will feel unhappy. If you continue like this, everyone will refuse to accept your help. . You will lose all your friends!"

The brown bear was dubious after hearing what the panda said, and said to himself: "I helped others without asking for any reward, so what does it matter? Is it important?"

As expected, as the panda said, when the brown bear wanted to help others, they were politely declined. The brown bear felt particularly lonely and depressed.

Some people are willing to help others without seeking fame and fortune, and have high moral character; some people help others but have other motives, and have low moral character.