Fairy tales for 1st grade, stories for 1st graders

The stories suitable for first-grade elementary school students are as follows:

On the edge of the pond, an ordinary duckling lives, and in the pond, a beautiful white swan lives. Every day, the duckling would look at the swan for a long time, because the duckling thought that the swan was so beautiful, with its white and smooth feathers and slender and elegant neck, that it was very envious, and dreamed that it could wear this dress.

One day, the swan went out on a long trip, so the duckling swam to the pond** and found the swan's scattered feathers, which he dressed himself up in.

Then he ran around in the swans like a swan to show off, and proudly thought that he was a gentleman of elegance. The swan saw through its true identity, and mockery, ridicule and ridicule followed, and a flock of swans gathered around it to pluck out its costume and its own feathers, which was really terrifying.

The duckling tries to get back to its fellow ducks, but the companions don't recognize it anymore, so they kick him out of the house. The duckling regretted it, but what could it do? If it hadn't been so vain, it wouldn't have ended up like this!

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 drive away the birds from 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, the fox had just woken up, rubbing his eyes and saying to the bear, "I have driven away many birds, and they all want to come and eat our 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 looking at the corn at home, or the thief will 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 you worked, he was sleeping. 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.

Fairy tale book recommendations are as follows.

Widely regarded as the foundation of modern fairy tales, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland ignites wit and humor in a whimsical story. From the moment Alice falls down the rabbit hole, a wonderful dreamlike adventure ensues, with a hookah-smoking caterpillar, a grumpy mouse, and a grinning cat face that is unforgettable, and the combination of grotesque and humor has captured the hearts of generations of readers, young and old. The classic passages, famous characters and words have long been integrated into cultural history, often read and updated, and continue to provide classic nourishment for pop culture.

Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales is one of the most well-read works in the world, with poetic language, twists and turns in the plot and imagination beyond everyday experience, telling readers a series of exquisite fairy tales: "The Little Match Girl", "The Daughter of the Sea", "The Ugly Duckling", "The Wild Swan", "The Steadfast Tin Soldier", "The Nightingale" and ......These stories contain a wealth of human experience and pure love, which not only fascinate readers with strange and moving stories, but also make readers reflect on the vast world and colorful life.

No, No, No, Garden" is known in Japan as a model for young children's literature. Anime master Hayao Miyazaki spoke highly of "No No Garden", believing that the most valuable thing about "No No Garden" is its "meaninglessness": usually, adult-style fairy tales will always write about how the protagonist grows up and how to harvest wisdom after going out on an adventure.

But in the fairy tale "No, No Garden", there is no such adult-like wisdom. "No, No, No" does not pursue what adults think is "meaningful", it is a pure children's book that conforms to the psychology of children, naughty, making mistakes and even repeating the same mistakes - it is precisely because of these that children will not be able to make their childhood unforgettable.

There are "Blossoms", "Mermaids", "Jasmine" and so on.

There are little girls who sell matches, daughters of the sea, princesses on peas, little ants moving, little foxes about raindrops, little flower cats eating fish, etc.

Now I'm going to talk about the little ants moving and the little flower cats eating fish.

1. Little Ants Move:

The rain was pouring down, and the little ant knew it was time to move again. From under the big tree to the grass, then to the river. Little Ant has moved several times this month, where are you going to move this time?

The little ant was worried. "Little ant, you can move to my house. "It's the mole that's talking.

When the little ant heard this, he carried a grain of rice on his back and happily moved in, he wanted to say a word of thanks, and after thinking for a long time, he said: "Your home is really big!" ”

Second, the little flower cat eats fish:

On the first day of the new year, the little flower cat was miserable. Sneaking out to play at noon, smelling the fragrance of the fish of the little flower dog next door, squatting at the door of the little flower dog and refusing to leave. Little Flower Dog warmly invites Little Flower Cat:

Let's eat chopped pepper fish head together! The little flower cat happily "meowed", ate a big bite, spicy and stuck out its tongue, jumped to the river, gulped down water, drank its stomach to a bulging belly, lay down by the river, and couldn't go home.