心田花开学校｜小学英语故事

1ANewCoatforLiMingMingputsonhisoldredshirt.Helikeshisredshirt.Mingputsonhisoldredpants.Helikeshisredpants.Mingputsonhisoldredscarf.Helikeshisredscarf.2ThenMingputsonhisoldredcoat.Mingsays,“Oh,oh.”Helikeshisredcoat,butit’stoosmall.Mingneedsanewcoat.Mingsays,“Mother,Ineedanewcoat.”3Minggoestogetanewcoat.Hetriesonabluecoat.It’stoobig.Hetriesonanothercoat.It’stoosmall.4Hetriesonanothercoat.It’stoopink.Mingdoesn’tlikepink.Mingistired.Hewantstogohome.5ThenMingseesaredcoat.Hetriesontheredcoat.It’sjustright.Hesays,“Please,Mother,Ilikethisredcoat.”6Ming’smothersays,“Okay.Youareagoodboy.Youworkatschool.Youdeserveanewcoat.Iwillbuyyouthecoatyoulike.”SoMing’smotherbuyshimthenewredcoat.Mingishappy.Hisfavouritecolourisred.7GoldilocksandtheThreeBearsFatherBear,MotherBearandBabyBearareahappyfamily.Theyliveinahouse.8Theyliketoeatporridge.Oneday,MotherBearmakesporridgeforsupper.9FatherBearsays,“Let’sgoforawalkbeforesupper.”MotherBearsays,“Okay.”BabyBearsays,“Okay.”Sothethreebearsgoforawalk.10Justthen,asmallgirlcomesalong.HernameisGoldilocks.Shehasblondhair.Goldilockswalksbythehousewherethethreebearslive.Shegoesintothehouse.11Goldilocksseesthreechairs.ShesitsinFatherBear’schair.Shesays,“Thischairistoohard.”ShesitsinMotherBear’schair.Shesays,“Thischairistoosoft.”ShesitsinBabyBear’schair.Shesays,“Thischairisjustright.”Butthechairbreaksintoathousandpieces.12ThenGoldilocksseesthreebowlsofporridgeonthetable.ShetastesFatherBear’sporridge.Shesays,“Thisporridgeistoohot.”ShetastesMotherBear’sporridge.Shesays,“Thisporridgeistoocold.”ShetastesBabyBear’sporridge.Shesays,“Thisporridgeisjustright.”Andsheeatsalltheporridge.13ThenGoldilocksseesthreebeds.SheliesonFatherBear’sbed.Shesays,“Thisbedistoobig.”SheliesonMotherBear’sbed.Shesays,“Thisbedistoobig.”SheliesonBabyBear’sbed.Shesays,“Thisbedisjustright.”Andshegoestosleeponthebed.14Justthenthethreebearscomehome.Theyarehungry.Theywanttoeatsupper.Theygointothehouse.15Theygotothetable.FatherBearsays,“Someonewaseatingmyporridge!”MotherBearsays,“Someonewaseatingmyporridge!”BabyBearsays,“Someonewaseatingmyporridge,andateitallup!”16Theyseetheirchairs.FatherBearsays,“Someonewassittinginmychair!”MotherBearsays,“Someonewassittinginmychair!”BabyBearsays,“Someonewassittinginmychair,anditbrokeintoathousandpieces!”17Thentheygotobed.FatherBearsays,“Someonewassleepingonmybed!”MotherBearsays,“Someonewassleepingonmybed!”BabyBearsays,“Someonewassleepingonmybed,andheresheis!”18JustthenGoldilockswakesup.Sheseesthethreebearslookingather.Sheyells,“Help!Help!”19Sherunsoutofthehouse.Sherunsandruns,faraway.Andthethreebearsneverseeheragain.20JennyGoestotheCityIwanttogoshoppinginthecity.21SoIsaytomyfather,“Let’swalktothecitytoday.”Myfathersays,“It’stoofar.Wehavetotakethecar.”22SoIsaytomymother,“Let’sdrivetothecitytoday.”Mymothersays,“Thecarisbroken.Wehavetotakeataxi.”23SoIsaytomyfather,“Let’stakeataxitothecitytoday.”Myfathersays,“It’stooexpensive!Wehavetotakethebus.”24SoIsaytomymother,“Let’stakethebustothecitytoday.”Mymothersays,“It’stoocold!Wehavetostayhome.”SoIsaytoDanny,“Let’sgotothecitytoday.It’snottoofar.It’snottooexpensive.It’snottoocold.”25“We’llrideourbikestothecity.Justus.”26“We’llgototheparktoplay.”27“We’llgotothemovietheatretowatchamovie.”28“We’llgotoarestauranttoeatsupper.”DoyouknowwhatDannysays?Hesays,“Okay!”That’swhyheismyfavouritefriend.29NeverRideaPigintheMudJennyalwayslikedherfather’sstories.Jenny’sfathertoldhersillystories.Theywerealwaysaboutwhenhewasaboy.Oneday,Jenny’sfatherasked,“Jenny,doyouwanttohearastory?IthinkIcanrememberasillystoryaboutwhenIwasyoung.”30“WhenIwasaboy,Ilivedonafarm,”Jenny’sfathersaid.“Itwasasmallfarm.IwasasmallboyandIwasasillyboy.“Thereweremanyanimalsonthefarm.Therewerechickensandpigs.Therewerecowsinthefield.Therewereducksinthepond.Therewasalsomudonthefarm.”31“WhenIwasasmallandsillyboy,Iwouldlookattheanimalsonthefarm.EverytimeIlookedatthecowsandducks,Ithoughtaboutridingthem.EverytimeIlookedatthechickensandpigs,Ithoughtaboutridingthem.“Isaid,‘Iwillridetheanimalsinthemud.Themudissoft.IfIfallinthemud,Iwillnotgethurt.’”32“Oneday,Ilookedatthechickensandducksonthefarm.Ialsolookedatthecowsandpigs.Achickenwastoosmalltoride.Aduckwastoosmalltoride.Acowwastoobigtoride.Apigwasjustright.“Iwassmallandsilly.Isaid,‘Pigslovethemud.’SoItookapigtothemud.Itriedtoridethepiginthemud.”33“Iwasrightaboutthepig.Itwastherightsize.Iwasalsorightaboutthemud.Itwassoftandmuddy.“Ifelloffthepig.Ifellinthemud.Thepiglikedthemud,butIdidn’tlikethemud.Mymotherdidn’tlikethemudeither.“Mothersaid,‘Youaretoomuddytocomeinthehouse.Takeoffallyourclothesnow.Iwillwashthem.ThenIwillwashyou.Don’tridethepigsagain,yousmallandsillyboy!’”34Jennylikedherfather’sstory,andJennyneverrodeapiginthemud.Jennywassmall,butJennywasnotsilly.35WhytheRabbitHasLongEarsOneday,arabbitfellinsomemud.Hewasstuck.Heyelled,“Help!Help!”36Afarmerheardtherabbitandcametohelp.“Whathappened?”askedthefarmer.“I’mstuck,”saidtherabbit.“CanIhelp?”askedthefarmer.“Yes,please,”saidtherabbit.Thefarmerpulledtherabbit’sears.“Ouch!”saidtherabbit,buthedidnotcomeout.37Acowhea