寶寶胎教英語故事閱讀

　　胎教作為一種教育,具有重要的美學意義。胎教是以美育開啟人生之門,胎教的一些主要方法都是美育的體現。小編分享寶寶胎教英語故事，希望可以幫助大家!

　　寶寶胎教英語故事：The three wishes三個願望

　　A couple wishes for good luck. A fairy comes to them and says,”You may have three wishes.” The wife is very happy. She doesn’t think much and says, “I wish I had a delicious sausage.” So she has it.

　　“Silly!” shouts the husband. “How can you just wish for a sausage?” I wish it were on your nose!” After that, the sausage grows on the wife’s nose.

　　“How stupid you are! What can we do now?” cries the wife. “We have only one wish.” The husband is also very sad, and says, “We must wish this sausage off.” So the sausage goes away. They have three wishes, but they get nothing in the end.

　　寶寶胎教英語故事：月亮和媽媽The moon and her mother

　　The Moon once begged her Mother to make her a gown. "How can I?" replied she; "there's no fitting your figure. At one time you're a New Moon, and at another you're a Full Moon; and between whiles you're neither one nor the other."

　　寶寶胎教英語故事：Stir the grass and startle the snake打草驚蛇

　　Long long ago, a county magistrate named Wang Lu worked in present Anhui Province , east China . Wang Lu was very greedy and took many bribes. One of his secretaries was equally corrupt, and often schemed for Wang Lu's deeds.

　　One day a man went to the magistrate to lodge a complaint against the secretary. The secretary's crimes were almost the same as the crimes the magistrate himself committed. Wang Lu was so frightened that he forgot his proper role in handling the case. Instead of issuing a judgment, he couldn't help writing these words concerning the complaint: "By stirring the grass, you have startled me who am like a snake under the grass!"

　　The above story provided the idiom "Stir the grass and startle the snake". The original meaning is that punishment for someone can serve as a warning to others. But people now use the idiom to indicate that premature actions which put the enemy on guard.

　　寶寶胎教英語故事：The shy trutle害羞的烏龜

　　Tilly is a shy trutle. She hao no friends. If anyone came by to talk or play, she would duck in her shell and wait until they went away.

　　Then one day,Freddy the frog came swimming by.

　　"Tilly,don't hide in your shell. I just want to play. But Tilly was too shy."

　　"No. No. Just go away."

　　Freddy the frog had many friends.He knew all the fish,he liked the dragonflies.He joked with the ladybugs,and he hung out with the bees,but his best friend was Betty the Butterfly.

　　"Hi,Betty. How are you?"

　　"Hi,Freddy,I'm fine. How are you?"

　　"I don't think Tilly the turtle likes me. Whenever I ask her to come out and play, she hides in her shell and won't come out until I go away."

　　Betty says," I think Tilly likes you,but she is very shy. and she is very lonely. I think you should keep asking her to come out and play. One day she will come out of her shell."

　　Freddy liked Betty best because Betty was smart, and Freddy kept asking Tilly to come out and play.

　　One day when he was just swimming by,he said to Tilly,

　　"You can't have any friends if you hide in your shell.I think you should come on out and give it a try."

　　Tilly was lonely and she knew that Freddy was right.

　　She had no friends because she always hid in her shell.

　　So,Tilly poked her head out and looked all around, and she was amazed at how many new friends she found.

　　寶寶胎教英語故事：THE NORTH WIND AND THE SUN北風與太陽

　　A dispute arose between the North Wind and the Sun, each claiming that he

　　was stronger than the other. At last they agreed to try their powers upon a traveller, to see which could soonest strip him of his

　　cloak. The North Wind had the first try; and, gathering up all his force for the attack, he came whirling furiously down upon the man, and caught up his cloak as though he would wrest it from him by one

　　single effort: but the harder he blew, the more closely the man wrapped it round himself. Then came the turn of the Sun. At first he beamed gently upon the traveller, who soon unclasped his cloak and

　　walked on with it hanging loosely about his shoulders: then he shone forth in his full strength, and the man, before he had gone many steps, was glad to throw his cloak right off and complete his journey more lightly clad.