小学英语童话故事第一篇Clifford'sspringclean-up大红狗春季大扫除故事简介：Hi,I'mEmily.我们家的春季大扫除开始了！爸爸妈妈忙着搬家具，我忙着晒地毯。Clifford也来帮忙，不过他好像越帮越忙呢。后来Clifford决定为自己的房子来个大扫除。他能打扫干净吗？快看故事吧！1.Atourhouse,it'stimeforspringcleaningagain.Myfirstjobistohangsomerugsoutsideintheair.2.Cliffordwantstohelp.Hetakesarugoutsideandshakesit.Heshakesitalittletoohard.3.MummyandDaddyaremovingthefurnitureoutside.WhenCliffordseesthecouch,hiseyesopenwide.4.Whenhewasalittlepuppy,healwayssleptonit.Crunch!Hedoesn'tfitonitanymore.5.Cliffordcleansthewindowsallbyhimself.Firsthewashesthem.Thenhedriesthem.Butthewindowsarestilldirty.Sowewashthewindowsagain.6.Daddyhastocleantheyard.Cliffordisgladtohelphim!7.Clifford'shouseneedssomespringcleaningtoo.Hesweepsouthisoldbonesandrubbertoys.8.Nowbothourhousesareneatandclean.CliffordandIarebothveryhappy.练一练下面哪些事情是Clifford做的呢？A.Hangtherugs.B.Shaketherugs.C.Takethecouchoutside.D.Buyanewcouch.E.Blowtheleaves.F.Sweepoutrubbertoys.G.Makethewindowsveryclean.生词大本营rug小地毯shake摇动furniture家具couch长沙发fit适合dry弄干sweep打扫neat整洁的第二篇Caveboy山洞里的小男孩故事简介：有一个小孩叫Harry，他和家人住在一个山洞里。Harry是个小小发明家。这不他的邻居ChiefGrump的生日到了，他准备送一件别出心裁的礼物。ChiefGrump性情古怪，看什么都不顺眼。生日那天他收到许多礼物，可是没有一件让他开心。他把礼物都扔到了山下。Harry把他的礼物捡了回来，重新组装，居然做成了一件令ChiefGrump开心无比的宝贝！Harry到底施了什么“魔法”呢？快看故事吧。1.Hi!MynameisHarry.Ilivewithmyfamilyinthiscave.Iliketomakenewthings.2.ThisisChiefGrump.Heisalwaysmadaboutsomething.Tomorrowishisbirthday.Maybemypresentcanmakehimhappy.Wow!Ihaveneverseenanythinglikeit!3.It'stimeforChiefGrump'sparty.Hegetslotsofpresents.Arock,somewood,afishandabone.ChiefGrumpsays,Idonotwantthese!Hethrowsthemdownthehill.4.NowChiefGrumpopensmypresent.Whatdoesitdo?Everyonelooksatmynewthing.Butnoonecanguesswhatitdoes.Notevenme.5.ChiefGrumpsays,Itdoesnotdoanything!Hekicksitdownthehill.Hey!NowIknowwhatthisnewthingdoes.Itrolls!6.Itakeitback.Iputsomethinghere.Iaddsomethingthere.MaybeChiefGrumpwilllikeitnow.Itellhim,Sithere.Putyourfeetthere.Igivehimapush.7.Look!Imakesomethingreallynew.AndImakeChiefGrump***ile!练一练把中英文意思对应的用线连起来。somethinggoodanythingbadsomethingfunnyanythingnew任何崭新的东西好的东西任何不好的东西好笑的东西生词大本营cave洞穴throw扔guess猜出kick踢roll滚动push推第三篇：Cliffordgoestodogschool大红狗上学堂故事简介：大家好,我是Emily。我的训犬师阿姨决定把Clifford训练成一只完美的狗。她教Clifford静坐和服从命令。Clifford做得很好，哪怕是他最喜欢的飞盘也没能让他动一点点。可是后来Clifford仍然没有坚持下来。他真的不能成为一只完美的狗吗？快看故事吧。1.IthinkCliffordisaperfectdog,butmyauntdoesn'tagree.Sheisadogtrainer.AndshetrainsCliffordherself.2.First,sheteachesCliffordhowtosit.3.Cliffordsits,buthedoesn'tseetheman.Luckily,Clifforddoesn'tsitdownveryhard.Themanisn'thurt.Heisjustsurprised.4.Next,myauntteachesCliffordhowtostay.Shesays,Clifford,youcan'tmoveuntilItellyoutomove.MyauntasksCliffordtositandstayinoneplace.Thenwegobackhometoreadsomebooks.5.Clifforddoesverywell.Hedoesn'tmove.6.EvenwhenaFri***eefliesbyhisnose,hesits.Butitishard.CliffordlovestochaseFri***ees.7.Suddenly,IthinkofClifford.IrunbacktohimasfastasIcan.ButIfettolookbothwayswhenIcrossthestreet.8.Cliffordsavesme!IguessCliffordwillneverbethebest-traineddog.Buttome,heisthebestdogintheworld.练一练：请按照时间先后顺序排列以下事件。A.MyAuntteachesCliffordhowtosit.B.Cliffordsavesme.C.MyAuntandIgobackhometoreadsomebooks.D.Icrosstheroad.E.SomeboysareflyingaFri***ee.F.MyAuntteachesCliffordhowtostay.生词大本营agree赞成trainer训练师train训练surprised吃惊的move移动chase追赶cross横过希望对你有帮助　　短文吗，　　1Mr.Joneshadafewdays’holiday,sohesaid,“I’mgoingtogotothemountainsbytrain.”Heputonhisbestclothes,tooka***allbag,wenttothestationandgotonthetrain.Hehadabeautifulhat,andheoftenputhisheadoutofthewindowduringthetripandlookedatthemountains.Butthewindpulledhishatoff.Mr.Jonesquicklytookhisoldbagandthrewthatoutofthewindowtoo.Theotherpeopleinthecarriagelaughed.“Isyourbaggoingtobringyourbeautifulhatback?”theyasked.“No,”Mr.Jonesanswered,“butthere’snonameandnoaddressinmyhat,andthere’sanameandaddressonthebag.Someone’sgoingtofindbothofthemneareachother,andhe’sgoingtosendmethebagandthehat.”2AnoldladywentoutshoppinglastTuesday.Shecametoabankandsawacarnearthedoor.Amangotoutofitandwentintothebank.Shelookedintothecar.Thekeyswereinthelock.Theoldladytookthekeysandfollowedthemanintothebank.Themantookagunoutofhispocketandsaidtotheclerk,“Givemeallthemoney.”Buttheoldladydidnotseethis.Shewenttotheman,putthekeysinhishandandsaid,“Youngman,you’restupid!Neverleaveyourkeysinyourcar:someone’sgoingtostealit!”Themanlookedattheoldwomanforafewseconds.Thenhelookedattheclerk—andthenhetookhiskeys,ranoutofthebank,gotintohiscaranddroveawayquickly,withoutanymoney.3MarywasanEnglishgirl,butshelivedinRome.Shewassixyearsold.Lastyearhermothersaidtoher,“You’resixyearsoldnow,Mary,andyou’regoingtobegingoingtoaschoolhere.You’regoingtolikeitverymuch,becauseit’saniceschool.”“IsitanEnglishschool?”Maryasked.“Yes,itis,”hermothersaid.Marywenttotheschool,andenjoyedherlessons.Hermotheralwaystookhertoschoolinthemorningandbroughtherhomeintheafternoon.LastMondayhermotherwenttotheschoolat4o’clock,andMaryranoutofherclass.“We’vegotanewgirlinourclasstoday,Mummy,”shesaid.“She’ssixyearsoldtoo,andshe’sverynice,butsheisn’tEnglish.She’sGerman.”“DoesshespeakEnglish?”Mary’smotherasked.“No,butshelaughsinEnglish,”Marysaidhappily.4Mrs.Jonesdidnothaveahu***and,butshehadosons.Theywerebig,strongboys,buttheywerelazy.OnSaturdaystheydidnotgotoschool,andthentheirmotheralwayssaid,“Pleasecutthegrassinthegardenthisafternoon,boys.”Theboysdidnotlikeit,buttheyalwaysdidit.Thensomebodygaveoneoftheboysamagazine,andtheysawapictureofabeautifullawn-mowerinit.Therewasaseatonit,andtherewasawomanontheseat.Theboytookthepicturetohismotherandbrotherandsaidtothem,“Look,thatwoman’ssittingonthelawn-moweranddrivingitandcuttingthegrass.Wewantoneofthose.”“Oneofthoselawn-mowers?”hismotherasked.“No,”theboysaid.“Wewantoneofthosewomen.Thenshecancutgrasseveryweek.”5OneofHarry’sfeetwasbiggerandtheother.“Icanneverfindbootsandshoesformyfeet,”hesaidtohisfriendDick.“Whydon’tyougotoashoemaker?”Dicksaid.“Agoodonecanmakeyoutherightshoes.”“I’veneverbeentoashoemaker,”Harrysaid.“Aren’ttheyveryexpensive?”“No,”Dicksaid,“someofthemaren’t.There’sagoodoneinourvillage,andhe’squitecheap.Here’shisaddress.”HewrotesomethingonapieceofpaperandgaveittoHarry.HarrywenttotheshoemakerinDick’svillageafewdayslater,andtheshoemakermadehimsomeshoes.Harrywenttotheshopagainaweeklaterandlookedattheshoes.Thenhesaidtotheshoemakerangrily,“You’reasillyman!Isaid,‘Makeoneshoebiggerthantheother,’butyou’vemadeone***allerthantheother!”