幼兒園英語(yǔ)故事資料庫(kù)

幼兒園英語(yǔ)故事資料庫(kù)幼兒園英語(yǔ)故事資料庫(kù)幼兒園英語(yǔ)故事資料庫(kù)資料僅供參考文件編號(hào)：2022年4月幼兒園英語(yǔ)故事資料庫(kù)版本號(hào)：A修改號(hào)：1頁(yè)次：1.0審核：批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期：幼兒園英語(yǔ)故事資料庫(kù)一、適合小班幼兒的英文故事1.TheWolfinaSheep'sSkin披著羊皮的狼Awolfwantedtoeatthesheep,buthewasafraidoftheclevershepherdandhisdogs.

Onedaythewolffoundtheskinofasheep.Heputitonandwalkedamongthesheep.Alambthoughtthatthewolfwasitsmotherbecausehisskinlookedlikehers.Soitfollowedthewolf.Soonaftertheyhadleftthedogs,thewolfcameatthelambandateitup.Forsometimehesucceededincheatingthesheepandenjoyingnicemeals.2.TheTreesandtheAx樹和斧子Onceuponatimeamancameintoaforest.Hesaidtothetrees,“Willyougivemeapieceofhardwood”Thetreesaid,“Yes,we'llgiveyouagoodpieceofhardwood.”Hewasverygladtogetagoodpieceofwood.Hehurriedhomewithit.Atoncehemadeanewhandleofhisax.Thenhewenttotheforestagainandbegantocutdownallthebesttreesintheforest.Thetreeswereverysad.Theysaidtooneanother,“Wesufferfromourownfoolishness.”3.UglyDucking丑小鴨Itisspringagain,theuglyduckingisbiggernow.Hecanflyhigherandswimfaster.Thereisabeautifulriverandsomebeautifulbirdsthere.Hethinks,"Iwanttogotothem,buttheywillhateme."Onebirdsays:"Bequiet.Look!Anewoneiscomingtojoinus."Theuglyduckingissurprised,heisnotaduck,heisaswan.Hegoesandjoinstheswans.Hehappilyswimswiththem.4.TheLionandtheMouse獅子和老鼠Onceagreatlioncaughtalittlemouseandwasgoingtokillher.“Oh,dearkindLion!”saidthelittlemouse."Pleaseforgiveme.Letmego.Ishallreturnyourkindness.""Ha,ha,ha,helpme"laughedthelion.”Idon’tbelieve."Oneday,thelionwascaughtinatrap.Justthenthelittlemousecamealong.Shegnawedtheropesofthetrapwithhersharpteeth,andthelionwasfreeagain."Thankyou,littlemouse!"saidthelion,andhewalkedaway.Littlefriendsmayprovegreatfriends.5.SourGrapes酸葡萄Afoxstoleintoavine-yard.Hewasveryhungry.Whenhesawgrapeshighonagrapevine,hejumpedtoreachthem,hejumpedandjumpedformanytimes,buthecouldnotgetthetastygrapes.Hewasveryangry.Tocomforthimself,hesaid,"Oh,Iamsuretheyaresour!"二、適合中班幼兒的英語(yǔ)故事1.MiceataMeeting老鼠開會(huì)Acathadcometoliveinthebighouse.Everytimethemicewentintothekitchen,thecatwoulddrivethemaway."We'llbehungrytodie!"theycried,anddecidedtohaveameeting.Onebyonethemicespoke,butnoonecouldthinkofaplan.Finally,aboastfulmousesteppedforwardandtoldhisidea.Hesaid,howasmallbellputonthecat'sneckwouldwarnallmiceofthecat’scoming.Allmicewereveryhappywiththeidea.Theoldestmousestoodupandsaid,"Youareaverycleverfellowtothinkofaplanlikethat!But,nowtellus;areyoubraveenoughtoputthebellonthecat"

2.TheShepherdBoyandtheWolf牧童和狼Oncetherewasaboywholivedonafarm.Everydayhehadtotakehisfather’ssheeptoahill.Onedayhetriedtoplayatrickontheotherpeople.Hesaidtohimself,"Iwillcall'wolf.Wolf.'theneveryonewillcometohelpme.Itwillbefunwhentheyfindoutthereisnowolfafterall."Sohecried:“wolf.wolf.”andeveryonerantohelphim.Whentheycamehejustsaid:“thereisnowolf.Itwasonlyajoke.”Hedidthisthreetimes.Thenonedayawolfreallycame.“Help!Help!Thewolfishere.”calledtheboy.Buteveryonesaid:“No,youknowthatthereisnowolf.Heisjustcallingusforfun.Thereisnodanger.”Sotheydidnotgotohelptheboy.Thewolfkilledallthesheepthen.3.MonkeysandtheMoonintheWell猴子撈月Oneday,alittlemonkeyisplayingbythewell.Helooksinthewellandshouts:“Oh!Mygod!Themoonhasfallenintothewell!”Anoldermonkeyrunsover,takesalook,andsays,“Goodnessme!Themoonisreallyinthewater!”Anotherelderlymonkeycomesover.Heisverysurprisedaswellandcriesout:“Themoonisinthewell.”Agroupofmonkeysrunovertothewell.Theylookatthemooninthewellandshout:“Themoondidfallintothewell!Comeon!Let'sgetitout!”Then,theoldestmonkeyhangsonthetreeupsidedown,withhisfeetonthebranch.Andhepullsthenextmonkey’sfeetwithhishands.Alltheothermonkeysfollowhissuit.Andtheyjoineachotheronebyonedowntothemooninthewell.Justbeforetheyreachthemoon,theoldestmonkeyraiseshisheadandhappenstoseethemooninthesky,Heyellsexcitedly“Don’tbesofoolish!Themoonisstillinthesky!”PrincessesandBunny公主與小兔子Itisadarkandrainynight.Barbieisreadinginherbed.KellyandStacierunin."Tellusastory,Barbie,"saysStacie.Barbielooksaround.Sheseesabunny."TherearetwoprincessesnamedKellyandStacie…"Barbiebegins.Oneday，theprincessesgotohaveapicnicintheforest.Suddenlyitbeginstorain！Theprincessestaketheirbasketandhideinsideabigtree.Therainstops.Abunnyhopsby."Ihavenowheretogo.Myhousehastoomuchrainwater，"saysBunny.Justthenabirdfliesdown."Itrainedsohard，"hesays."Mynestfelloutofthetree."Thetwoprincesseswillhelptheirfriends.Everyonegoesupthehill.StacieandKellydiganicenewholeforBunny."Thankyou，"saysBunny.Everyonefindstwigsandleaves.TheybuildanewnestforBird."Thankyou，"saysBird.KellyandStaciesharetheirpicnicwithBirdandBunny.KellyandStacielookup.Therainstops."Welikeyourstory！"5.TheHareandtheTortoise龜兔賽跑Aharelaughedatatortoisefortheslownessofhispace.Buthewasn'tangry,andsaidthathewouldrunagainstherandbeathersomeday.“Comeon,”saidtheHare,“youwillsoonseewhatmyfeetaremadeof.”Soitwasagreedthattheyshouldstartatonce.Thetortoisewentoffjoggingalongwithoutamoment'sstopping,athisusualsteadypace.heharetreatedthewholematterverylightly,hesleptunderabigtreeontheway.Tortoiseploddedonandon.Whentheharegottothegoal,onlytoseethatthetortoisehadarrivedbeforeher,slowbutbeforeher.三、適合大班幼兒的英語(yǔ)故事和短劇1.Mr.RabbitandMr.Wolf兔子和大灰狼OnedayMr.Rabbitwaswalkingnearthehill;heheardsomeonecryingout,"Help!Help!"Helookedthiswayandthatway,andhesawpoorMr.Wolf.AgreatstonehadfallenonMr.Wolf'sback,andhecouldnotgetup.Hecried,"Mr.Rabbit,takethisgreatstonefrommybackorIshalldie."Mr.RabbitworkedveryhardtomovethestonefromMr.Wolf'sback.ThenMr.WolfjumpedupandcaughtMr.Rabbitinhismouth."Ifyoukillme,"criedMr.Rabbit,"IwillneverhelpyouagainaslongasIlive.""Youwillnotlive,"saidMr.Wolf,"becauseIwillkillyou.""Nonicepersonkillsapersonwhohashelpedhim,"saidMr.Rabbit,"itisnotjust.YouaskMrs.Duck.Sheisveryfatandknowseverything.Shewillsaythatnonicepersonwoulddoathinglikethat.""Iwillaskher,"saidMr.Wolf,"andifshedosenotsaythat,Ishalleathertoo."SoMr.WolfandMr.RabbitwenttoMrs.Duck.Mr.Wolfsaid,"IcaughtMr.Rabbitwhenhewassittingdownnearthehill.SoIsaythatIshouldeathim.Nowsaywhatyouthink.""Itookagreatbigstonefromhisback,"saidMr.Rabbit,"SoIsaythatheshouldnoteatme,becauseIhavehelpedhim.Nowsaywhatyouthink.""whatstone"saidMrs.Duck."Astonenearthehill,"saidMrRabbit."Imustseeit,"saidMrs.Duck."HowcanIsaywhatIthinkifIhavenotseenthestone"

SoMr.Wolf,Mr.Rabbit,andMrs.Duckwenttoseethestone."Now,putthestonejustasitwas,"saidMrs.Duck.Sotheyputthestonebackwhereitwas."No,"saidMrs.Duck,"thatisnotjustasitwas.YousaidthatthestonewasonMr.Wolf'sback.""Now,"saidMr.Wolf,"youseejusthowitwas.Whatdoyousayaboutit"

Mr.RabbitandMrs.Ducksaid,"Wesaythatwearegoinghome.Youmayasksomeotherpersontotakethestonefromyourback.Youlookverynicelikethat,stayjustasyouare."2.Cinderella灰姑娘Arichmantookanotherwifeafterhiswifedied.Thewomanbroughtwithhertwobeautifuldaughters.Abadtimebeganforthepoorchild.Shehadtodohardworkfrommorningtillnight,getupbeforedaybreak,carrywater,lightfires,cookandwash.Shehadnobed.Asshealwayslookeddustyanddirty,theycalledherCinderella.Oneday,thekinggaveordersforafestivalandallthebeautifulyounggirlswereinvitedsothathissonmightchoosehimselfabride.Whenthetwostep-sistersweredelightedtogototheking'spalace,Cinderellahadtostayathomedoingcountlesswork.Abirdcametoherandthrewagoldandsilverdresstoher.Sheputonthedressandwenttotheparty.Herstep-sistersandthestep-motherdidnotknowher,andthoughtshemustbeaforeignprincess,forshelookedsobeautifulinthegoldendress.TheprinceapproachedCinderella,tookherbythehandanddancedwithher.Hewoulddancewithnoothergirls.Shedancedtillitwasevening,andthenshewantedtogohome.Buttheprincesaid,“Iwillgowithyou.”Sheescapedfromhim,however.Sherandown,leavingaslipper.Theking'ssonpickeditup.Itwassmallanddainty,madeofgold.Thenextmorning,hewentwithittotheking,andsaidtohim,"Nooneshallbemywifebutthegirlwhosefootthisgoldenslipperfits."Thetwosistersweregladatthenews,fortheyhadprettyfeet.Butneithercouldputiton.Theprinceasked,“Haven'tyouanyotherdaughter”“Yes,butshecannotpossiblybethebride.”herfathersaid.Theprinceaskedthefathertobringhertohim,Cinderellahadtobecalled.Sheseatedherselfonastool,drewherfootoutoftheheavywoodenshoe,andputitintotheslipper,whichfittedwell.Andwhensheroseup,theprincelookedatherface.Herecognizedthebeautifulgirlwhohaddancedwithhimandcried,"Thisisthetruebride."Thestep-motherandthetwosisterswerehorrifiedandbecamepalewithrage,he,however,tookCinderellaonhishorseandrodeawaywithher.3.HowaColtCrossedtheRiver小馬過(guò)河Oneday,acolttookabagofwheattothemill.Ashewasrunningwiththebagonhisback,hecametoasmallriver.Thecoltcouldnotdecidewhetherhecouldcrossit.Lookingaround,hesawacowgrazingnearby.Heasked,"AuntCow,couldyoutellmeifIcancrosstheriver"

Thecowtoldhimthathecouldandthattheriverwasnotverydeep,justkneehigh.Thecoltwascrossingtheriverwhenasquirreljumpeddownatreeandstoppedhim.Thesquirrelshouted,"Colt,stop!You'lldrown!"Oneofmyfriendsdrownedjustyesterdayintheriver.Notknowingwhattodo,thecoltwenthometoconsulthismom.Hetoldhismomhisexperienceontheway.Hismothersaid,"Mychild,don'talwayslistentoothers.You'dbettergoandtryyourself.Thenyou'llknowwhattodo."Later,attheriver,thesquirrelstoppedthecoltagain."Littlehorse,it'stoodangerous!""No,Iwanttotrymyself,"answeredthecolt.Thenhecrossedtherivercarefully.Ontheothersideoftheriver,thecoltrealizedthattheriverwasneitherasshallowasthecowsaidnorasdeepasthesquirreltoldhim.Yousee,realknowledgecomesfrompractice.4.EveryoneAgreesToPeace和平是所有人共同的愿望Aslyfoxtriedtotrickaroosterintocomingdownfromhishouse."BrotherBird,"thefoxsaid,"comedownandhaveanicetalk!""No,"saidtherooster,"I'msureyou'deatme.""Oh,Iwouldn't,"saidthecraftyfox,"Haven'tyouheardEveryonehasagreedtoliveinpeace.""Isthatso"saidthesmartrooster.

Stretchinghisneck,theroosterpretendedtolookatsomethingfaroffinthedistance."Whatareyoulookingat"askedthefox."Oh...Justahungrydogiscomingrightthisway."Hearingthis,thefoxranaway."Comeback!"criedtherooster,"WhyareyourunningawayYousaidthateveryonehasagreedtoliveinpeace.""Well,perhapsthedoghasn'theardaboutityet,"saidthefox,andranaway.5．TheGirlandHerBucket女孩和她的牛奶桶Ayounggirlwasgoingtomarketwithabucketofmilkonherhead."WiththegoldthatIgetfromthesaleofthismilk,I'llbuyaredhen,"shesaid."Thehenwilllayeggs,they'llhatchandthenI'llhavemanychickstoraise.I'llfeedthemwellandwhenthey'regrown,theywilleachlayeggs.AndthoseeggswillhatchandIwillhavemorehens,who'lllaymoreeggsthatwillhatchintochicks...BeforelongI'llberichandI'llwearfineclothes.AndonedayperhapsIshallvisitQueen.Ishallbringherbeautifulgifts.I'llwalkintothecourt.BowinglowIshallsay,"ITISMYHONORTOBRINGYOUTHEGIFTS.!"Andshebowedlow...Sheknockedoffthebucketandspilledhermilk."Ohdear,"shecried,"Mydreamsarebrokensobadly."6．TheThreeLittlePigs三只小豬Onedayitrainedhardandthethreepigsgotwet.Sotheyeachdecidedtobuildahouse.Thenextday,thefirstpiglookedaroundtoseewhathecouldbuildhishousewith.Hefoundabigbundleofstrawandbuiltahouseofstraw.Thesecondpigdecidedtobuildawoodenhouse.Thethirdpigwasthesmartest.Hedecidedtobuildhishouseoutofstrongbricks.Allthethreepigswereintheirhouseswhenabigbadwolfcame.“Littlepig,littlepig,letmein”saidthewolf.“Notbythehairofmychinnychinchin”,saidthefirstpig.“ThenI'lljusthavetoblowyourhouse,”saidthewolfandheblewthehouseaway.“Littlepig,littlepig,letmein”saidthewolftothe2ndpig."Notbythehairofmychinnychinchin,"saidthepig."ThenI'lljusthavetosmashyourhouse"saidthewolf,andhesmashedthehouseaway."Littlepig,littlepig,letmein"saidthewolftothe3rdpig."Notbythehairofmychinnychinchin"saidthepig."ThenI'lljusthaveto…"saidthewolfthinkingwhattodowiththestrongbrickhouse.Finally,thewolfdecidedtodigaholdintothehouse.Thewolfcan'tdigthroughsohegaveupandranawayandnevercameback..Allthethreepigslivedhappilywithgoodfoodinthebrickhouse.7.TheFoxandtheTiger狐貍和老虎Anarcher,huntinginthewoods,wassosuccessfulwithhisarrowsthathekilledmanyofthewildanimals.Thisfrightenedtherestsomuchthattheyranintothedensestpartofthebushestohide.AtlasttheTigerstoodup,pretendingtobeverybrave,toldtheotheranimalsnottobeafraidanymore,buttorelyonhiscourage,andhewouldattacktheenemyonhisown.Whilehewastalking,anarrowcameandpiercedhisribs.TheTigerhowledwithpain.Whilehewastryingtodrawoutthearrowwithhisteeththefoxwentuptohimandaskedinsurprise,whoeverhadthestrengthandcouragetowoundsuchabraveandmightybeastastheTiger"Nay,"saidtheTiger,"Imisjudgedmyenemy.Itwasthatunbeatablemanoverthere!"8.TheWolfandtheSevenLittleKids七只小山羊與狼Onceuponatimeanoldgoathadsevenlittlekids.Onedayshewantedtogointotheforesttofetchsomefood.Soshesaidtoherkids,"Beonguardagainstthewolf.Thewretchoftendisguiseshimself,butyouwillknowhimatoncebyhisroughvoiceandhisblackfeet."Itwasnotlongbeforesomeoneknockedatthedoorandcalled，"Openthedoor，dearchildren，yourmotherishere，andhasbroughtsomethingbackwithherforeachofyou."Butthelittlekidsknewthatitwasthewolf."Wewillnotopenthedoor，youarenotourmother.Shehasasoftvoice.Thenthewolfwentawaytoashopkeeperandboughthimselfalumpofchalktoeatandmadehisvoicesoft.Thehecameback,andcalled,"Openthedoor"Butthewolfhadlaidhisblackpawsagainstthewindow,andthechildrensawthemandcried，"Ourmotherhasnotblackfeet.Thenthewolfrantoabakerandmadehispawswhite.Whenthekidssawhispawswerewhite,theybelievedthatallhesaidwastrueandopenedthedoor.Oneafteranotherheswallowedsix.Theyoungest,whowasintheclock，wastheonlyonehedidnotfind.Thenthewolfwentoutandlayunderatreetosleep.Soonafterwardstheoldgoatcamehome.Ah.Whatasightshesaw!Thedoorstoodwideopen.Thetable,chairs，andbencheswerethrowndown，shecalledbutnooneanswered.Atlast,asoftvoicecried，"Dearmother，Iamintheclock."Shetookthekidout，andittoldherwhathadhappened.Whentheycametothemeadow,theyfoundthewolf.Shelookedathimandsawsomethingmovingandstrugglinginhisbelly."Ah，heavens，isitpossiblethatmypoorchildrencanbestillalive"

Thenthekidranhomeandfetchscissors，aneedleandthread,Themothercutopenthemonster'sstomach，allsixsprangoutandwereallstillalive."Wewillfillthewickedbeast'sstomachwithstoneswhileheisstillasleep."saidthemother.Whenthewolfwokeuphewasthirsty，hewantedtogotoawelltodrink.Andwhenhegottothewelltheheavystonesmadehimfallinandhedrownedmiserably.Whenthesevenkidssawthat，theycamerunningtothespotandcriedaloud,“Thewolfisdead.!Thewolfisdead!”anddancedforjoyroundaboutthewellwiththeirmother.9.TheEmperor’sNewSuit皇帝的新衣Manyyearsago,therelivedanemperor.Hisonlyambitionwastobealwayswelldressed.Hehadacoatforeveryhour.Onedaytwoswindlerscametothiscity;theymadepeoplebelievethattheywereweavers,anddeclaredtheycouldmakethefinestcloth.Andtheclothesmadeoftheirmaterialswouldbeinvisibletoanymanwhowasunfitforhisoffice.“Thatmustbewonderfulcloth,”thoughttheemperor.“IfIweretobedressedinasuitmadeofthiscloth,Ishouldbeabletofindoutwhichmeninmyempirewereunfitfortheirplaces.”Hegavealotofmoneytotheswindlers.Theysetuptwolooms,andpretendedtowork,buttheydidnothing.“I'dliketoknowhowtheyaregettingonwiththecloth,”thoughttheemperor.Buthefeltratheruneasywhenherememberedthathewhowasnotfitforhisofficecouldnotseeit.“Hesenthishonestoldministertotheweavers.Thegoodoldministerwentintotheroomwheretheswindlerssatbeforetheemptylooms.Heopenedhiseyeswide,“Icannotseeanythingatall,”buthedidnotsayso.Thepooroldministertriedhisbest,buthecouldseenothing,“Now,haveyougotanythingtosay”

saidoneoftheswindlers.“Oh,itisverypretty,”repliedtheoldminister,lookingthroughhisglasses.“Whatabeautifulpattern,whatbrilliantcolours!IshalltelltheemperorthatIliketheclothverymuch.”“Wearepleasedtohearthat,”saidthetwoweavers,anddescribedtohimthecoloursandexplainedthecuriouspattern.Nowtheswindlersaskedformoremoney,silkandgold-cloth,whichtheykeptforthemselves.Everybodyinthewholetowntalkedaboutthepreciouscloth.Atlasttheemperorwishedtoseeithimself,“YourMajestymustadmirethecoloursandthepattern.”“Whatisthis”thoughttheemperor,“Idonotseeanythingatall.Thatisterrible!AmIstupidAmIunfittobeemperorThatwouldindeedbethemostdreadfulthingthatcouldhappentome.”“Itisverybeautiful.”Andalladvisedhimtowearthenewmagnificentclothesatthecominggreatprocession.Thewholenightbeforetheprocession,theswindlerspretendedtobebusywiththeemperor’snewsuit.Theypretendedtotaketheclothfromtheloom,andworkedaboutintheairwithbigscissors,andsewedwithneedleswithoutthread,andsaidatlast:“Theemperor’snewsuitisreadynow.”Theemperorandallhisbaronscametothehall;theswindlersheldtheirarmsupasiftheyheldsomethingintheirhandsandsaid:“Thesearethetrousers!”“Thisisthecoat!”and“Hereisthecloak!.“Theyareallaslightasacobweb,andonemustfeelasifonehadnothingatalluponthebody;butthatisjustthebeautyofthem.”“Indeed!”saidallthecourtiers;buttheycouldnotseeanything,“Theemperorundressed,andtheswindlerspretendedtoputthenewsuituponhim,oneafteranother;andtheemperorlookedathimselfintheglass.“Howwelltheylook!Howwelltheyfit!”saidall.“Iamready,”saidtheemperor.Theemperormarchedintheprocession,andallwhosawhiminthestreetandoutofthewindowsexclaimed:“Indeed,theemperor’snewsuitisincomparable!Whatalongtrainhehas!Howwellitfitshim!”Nobodywishedtoletothersknowhesawnothing,“Buthehasnothingonatall,”saidalittlechild.“Goodheavens!listentothevoiceofaninnocentchild,”saidthefather,andonewhisperedtotheotherwhatthechildhadsaid.Thechamberlainswalkedwithgreaterdignity,asiftheycarriedthetrainwhichdidnotexist.10..TheStoryofaRabbit兔子的故事Therewasarabbitwhoenjoyedplayingtricksonotheranimals.

Onedayashewaswalkinginthewoods,neartheseahecameacrossahugeelephant“Howareyou,MrElephant”

hecalledout.“Howmuchyoueat!”

“That’sbecauseI’msobig,”repliedtheelephant.“Smallanimalslikeyoudon’tneedmuchfood,butlargeandpowerfulanimalslikemeneedalot!”

“Largeyoucertainlyare!”saidtherabbit,“butpowerful…

”

“Youdon’tthinkI’mpowerful”

askedtheelephant.

“I’msureyouare,“saidtherabbit.”Butareyoumorepowerfulthanme”

“PowerfulYou”

“Yes,me.”

Theelephantdoubledupwithlaughter.

“You’relaughingbecauseyoudon’tknowhowstrongIam,”saidtherabbit.“Ifyouletmetiearopearoundyourmiddle,I’lldragyouintothesea.”

“Dragmeintothesea!

”laughedtheelephant.“Hoo-hooo–hoooo!!Well,goahead!Tiearopearoundmeandletmeseehowfaryoucanpullme!”

Therabbittiedathickropearoundtheelephant’sbody.

Therabbitrantotheseashorewiththeotherendoftherope.

Hesawawhaleswimmingsomedistanceaway,andcalledouttoit.Whenthewhaledrewnearhesaid,“MrWhaleyou’resobigbutareyoustrong”

“I’mthestrongestanimalonearth!”bellowedthewhale.

“I’llshowyouhowwrongyouare,”saidtherabbit.”Letmetiethisropearoundyourmiddle.”

“Andthen”

“I’lldragyouashore.”

Thewhaledoubledupwithlaughter.

“Allright,goahead,”hegiggled.”Tieyourropearoundmeandpullmeout!”

Therabbittiedtheropearoundthewhale’smiddle.Thenheranashoreandrushedintothewoods,hidbehindatreeandshouted,“Pull!”Thetwoanimals,hiddenfromeachother’ssightbythetreesinbetween,marveledatthestrengthoftherabbit.Theytriedtheirbest,butneithercouldgetthebetter.Finallytheropebrokeandthetwoanimalsfledinoppositedirections.

Fromthenonwhenevertheelephantsawtherabbithewouldquicklyhidehimselforrunaway.11.SNOWWHITE白雪公主

SW---白雪公主Q---皇后M---魔鏡H---獵人

P---白馬王子D---小矮人A---小動(dòng)物

(音樂(lè)起，旁白)

Alongtimeago,Inabeautifulkingdom,therelivedakingandqueen,peoplelovedthemsomuch;Unfortunately,thequeendiedwhilegivingbirthtoagirl,whosenamewasSnowWhite,Shewasabeautifulprincess.Yearspassed,thekinggotmarriedagain,butpeopledidn’tlovethenewqueen,becauseshewascruel.

Oneday,Intheking’spalace:

(白雪出場(chǎng))

S.w:MynameisS.w,Iamabeautifulprincess,Imissmymothersomuch,WhereismymotherWhereismymother

(音樂(lè)起，皇后、魔鏡出場(chǎng))

Q:Iamaqueen,I’mverybeautiful,WhereisMirror

Mirror,Mirroronthewall,who’sthemostbeautiful

M:S.wismuchmorebeautifulthanyou!

Q:Hunter,gotokillS.w.

(獵人出場(chǎng))

H:Yes,myqueen

(音樂(lè)起，小動(dòng)物出場(chǎng)，追趕獵人，公主驚慌出逃)

S.w:Help,help!A:What’sthematterwithyou

S.w:Thehunter…h(huán)unter…

A:Biteyou,biteyou…

(小動(dòng)物追趕獵人下場(chǎng))

S.w:Iamtiredandhungry,oh,thereisalittlehouse,

Iwilleatalittleandliedown.

(音樂(lè)起，7個(gè)小矮人出場(chǎng))

D1:Look,somebodyatemyfood----

D2:Somebodydrankmywater----

D3:Someoneissleepingnow----

D4:Whatabeautifulgirl!----

(小矮人睡覺(jué),音樂(lè)起公主先醒了,小矮人醒了,對(duì)話)

D5:Howdoyoudo

S.w:HowdoyoudoMynameisS.w…

Nicetomeetyou!

D:（齊說(shuō)）Nicetomeetyou,too----

D6:Welcometoourhouse!----

D7:Wouldyouliketolivehere

S.w:Mypleasure,thankyouverymuch!

D:Let’sgooutforourwork,bye-bye,S.W

(皇后、魔鏡出場(chǎng))Q:Mirror,mirroronthewall,

who’sthemostbeautiful

M:S.wismuchmorebeautifulthanyou!

Q:WhatS.wisnotdead

Hahaha,Igotagoodidea!

(音樂(lè)起，皇后扮演老太太出場(chǎng)，對(duì)話)

Q:Apple,apple,beautifulapple,

S.w:Hello,Goodmorninggrandma!

Q:Prettygirl,wouldyoulikeabite

S.w:Oh,yes,thankyougrandma!

(白雪公主咬一口后倒地)

Q:Thegirlisdead!Hahaha…

(小矮人出場(chǎng)、圍著公主哭)

S.wwakeup,wakeup…

(音樂(lè)起，動(dòng)物引著王子出場(chǎng))

P:Abeautifulgirl!Sheshallbemyqueen!

(王子吻公主，公主醒了)

S.w:Thankyouforyourhelp!

P:Mypleasure

(音樂(lè)起，小動(dòng)物、小矮人、公主、王子跳起歡快的舞)12.LittleRed-Cap小紅帽L---小紅帽M----媽媽W(xué)----大灰狼G---奶奶H----獵人A--所有人第一場(chǎng)：在小紅帽家

(媽媽拿著一個(gè)籃子，把桌子上的水果放在籃子里,小紅帽唱著歌，歡快地跑進(jìn)來(lái)）

L:Hi,mummy,whatareyoudoing?

（媽媽一邊把水果放在籃子里，心事重重地說(shuō)）

M：Grandmaisill.HerearesomeapplesandbananasforGrandma.TakethemtoGrandma.

L：Ok!

M：Takecareanddonotstoptotalktoanyone.

L：Yes,mummy.Goodbye,mummy.

M:Bye-bye.Darling.

第二場(chǎng)：在路上

（隨著一陣低沉的音樂(lè)，Wolf大步地走上臺(tái))W：IamWolf.Iamhungry.HereisLittleRed-Cap.Hi!LittleRed-Cap.Whereareyougoing?L：ToGrandma’s．Grandmaisill.W:OhReallyI'mverysorrytohearthat.Bytheway,wheredoesyourgrandmalive

L:Shelivesinthehouseneartheforest.Thereisabigtreebehindthehouse.W:MyGod!Iamsohungry.I'lleatGrandmaandLittleRed-CapW:LittleRed-Cap,sinceitissoearly,whydon'tyoupickupsomeflowersforyourgrandmaI'msurethatwillmakeherhappy.L：Wow！Flowers,howbeautiful!Oneflower,twoflowers,threeflowers.第三場(chǎng)：在奶奶家

（奶奶喘著氣出場(chǎng)，顫顫悠悠地走到床前，慢吞吞地躺倒在床上。）

W：Iamveryhungrynow.WhereisGrandma’shouse

Aha,it’shere.

G：Whoisit？

W：It’sme.LittleRed-CapG：Comein,comein.

W：Grandma,I’lleatyou.

（奶奶驚慌失措地抓緊衣服，瞪著眼睛，邊叫迫從床上滾到地上，灰狼把外婆吞到了肚子里。）

W：Yummy！I’llsleep.

L：Grandma．Grandma．

W：Whoisit？

L：It’sme.LittleRed-Cap.Whatastrangenoise!

Wolf：Comein,Comein.

(小紅帽蹦跳著進(jìn)來(lái)，把籃子放在桌子上，走到床前一看，跳回幾步)L：Oh!Whatbigears!

W：Icanlistentoyoursweetvoice.

L：Wow!Whatbigeyes!

Wolf：Icansee