I want to tell my children stories, what are the best stories for 4 year olds

Stories for 3-4 year olds:

1. Tortoise and rabbit race.

One day, the rabbit and the tortoise were running in a race, and the rabbit laughed at the tortoise for climbing slowly, and the tortoise said that one day he would win. The rabbit said, let's start the game now. The rabbit ran as fast as the rabbit ran, and the tortoise crawled as hard as he could, and in a few moments the rabbit and the tortoise were already at a great distance.

The rabbit thinks that the game is too easy, and that it needs to sleep for a while, and self-righteously says that even if he wakes up the tortoise, he may not be able to catch up with it. As for the tortoise, it crawls all the time, and when the rabbit wakes up, the tortoise has reached the end.

2. The Farmer and the Snake.

On a cold winter day, a farmer returning home from a market found a frozen snake on the side of the road. He took pity on the snake and put it in his bosom. When the heat on his body warmed the snake, the snake quickly awoke, revealed its cruel nature, and inflicted fatal damage on the farmer by biting him.

Before he died, the farmer said, "I deserve this retribution for saving a poor viper!"

3. Seedlings are promoted.

In ancient times, there was a man who hoped that the seedlings in his field would grow quickly, and he went to the edge of the field every day to see them. However, in one day, two days, three days, the seedlings did not seem to grow taller at all. He walked anxiously around the edge of the field, and said to himself

I've got to find a way to help it grow. One day, when he finally thought of a solution, he hurried to the field and pulled the seedlings one by one. I was busy from noon until the sun went down, and I was exhausted.

When he returned home, he said to his son while panting, "But I am tired, but my strength has not been in vain, and the seedlings have grown a lot." His son did not understand what was going on, so he went to the field and found that the seedlings were dead.

4. Little Red Riding Hood.

The story tells that once upon a time, there was a little girl who loved to wear a red velvet hat given to her by her grandmother, so everyone called her Little Red Riding Hood. One day, her mother asked her to bring food to her grandmother, who lived in the forest, and told her not to go too far off the road. Little Red Riding Hood meets a wolf in the forest, she has never seen a wolf before, and she doesn't know the wolf's nature, so she tells the wolf that she is going to visit her grandmother in the forest.

When the wolf found out, he tricked Little Red Riding Age into picking wild flowers, and went to the forest hut to eat Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother. Later, he disguised himself as his grandmother, and when Little Red Riding Hood came to find her, the wolf ate her in one bite. Fortunately, a brave hunter rescued Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother from the wolf's belly.

Lazy fox.

The forest is inhabited by a cunning fox and an honest bear. They live together.

Spring is coming, and they are going to sow corn. The fox said, "Brother Bear, go and sow the seeds, and I will go and drive away the birds in the trees."

Otherwise, what if they eat our seeds? After the fox finished speaking, he left. It came to sleep under a large tree.

When the bear had finished sowing the seeds, and the fox had just woken up, he rubbed his eyes and said to the bear, "I have driven away many birds, and they all want to eat their seeds." The bear believed his words.

The corn planted by the bear sprouted, and gradually grew taller and taller, and it also produced corn cobs. When it was time for the harvest, the fox said, "Brother, go and harvest the corn, and I will go to the mountains to hunt hares to improve their lives."

Honest Bear agreed. The fox went out, and he found another tree to hide underneath and slept soundly. When he returned home, the bear had finished harvesting the corn.

The fox spread out his hands and said, "Brother, I'm sorry! Bad luck today, not a single hare was hit.

Xiong still believed him.

Autumn came, and the rice they planted was ripe. Then the fox said, "Brother, go and harvest the rice."

I'm watching the corn at home, or let the thief steal it. After the bear was gone, the fox slept again at home. He slept and the bear returned from harvesting rice.

A thief came to steal our corn and I drove him away. The fox said to the bear. The bear still believed him.

When it was time to divide the things, they asked the neighbor wolf to be a witness. The fox said, "Brother Xiong, I have worked so hard, and I have not been idle.

So let's divide it into nine parts, and you divide it, how about it? The honest bear readily agreed. The neighbor wolf said to the bear

The fox lied to you, in fact, every time he worked, he slept heavily. The bear heard and snatched the thing and drove the fox away.

Winter came, and everywhere was covered with ice and snow, and the foxes could not find anything to eat, so they starved to death.