Make up stories with monkeys, ropes, elephants, sticks

Once upon a time there was a forest where there were a pair of good friends, that is, an elephant and a little monkey, and one day when the two of them were playing, they saw that they often played on a bamboo raft on a bamboo raft, but they also wanted a bamboo raft to play with, so the little monkey said let's make one ourselves. So the elephant used his strong body and long trunk to find a lot of thick sticks, and the little monkey used his flexible body to find a lot of rattan, and made ropes from rattan to tie the sticks, and the two of them worked together to make a beautiful bamboo raft to play.

One day, in a forest, a baby monkey was eating lunch. It was eating and jumping, jumping and jumping, and suddenly it tripped over something. When it looked back, it turned out to be a rope.

It thought: This is a gift from God, I want to make good use of it. The monkey was thinking about it when he suddenly heard a "tom" from the river, and he immediately rushed there.

It turned out that the elephant had fallen into the river, and the little monkey was at a loss and was so anxious that he jumped on the shore. The elephant said, "Put the rope on the wood."

The monkey refused: "No, no! It's mine!

The elephant hurriedly said, "Hurry! As he spoke, the elephant was already sinking.

The little monkey thought: It's a good time, you have to save people quickly. It immediately took out the rope, but was there wood there?

It looked around, but there was not a single tree, and suddenly it saw a stick and immediately tied the rope to it. With all his strength he shouted, "Who's going to help us!"

Animals from all sides swarmed up, and the elephant grabbed the rope. Together, they pulled the elephant ashore.

This parable tells us to be as helpful as the animals do.

I'm going to write a piece that feels a little bit like a camel and a sheep, and I'm going to call it "The Monkey and the Elephant."

One day, the sun was shining and the monkey was skipping rope in front of his house, and the elephant came slowly, so the monkey said to the elephant, "Mr. Elephant, let's have a rope skipping competition!" The elephant shook his head and said:

Don't be funny, I can't jump rope. The monkey said contemptuously to the elephant, "It's so simple, you can't, you're so stupid!"

The elephant shook his head, said nothing, and walked away.

After a few days, the sky suddenly blew a strong wind, the little monkey's house was broken, and it was necessary to move a big wooden stick, the monkey's strength was too small, how could not move, and he was so anxious that he was sweating, at this time, the elephant happened to be from the side, the elephant hurried to help, and after a while, the house was repaired. The monkey thanked him repeatedly.

The monkey remembered the taunt he had given to the elephant the other day and lowered his head in shame.

This parable teaches us that everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses. Don't compare your strengths with the weaknesses of others. Be respectful!

One day, the little monkey saw an elephant in the forest, and was so frightened that he immediately climbed up the tree. When the elephant saw it, he felt very strange and asked, "Little monkey, why did you run away when you saw me?"

The little monkey said, "Because you are too big, I am afraid." "Elephants like to make friends, and when he saw the little monkey so scared, he was very nervous, afraid that the little monkey would tell others that he was terrible, so he hurriedly said:

Don't be afraid! I'm not going to hurt you! Otherwise, shall I go up to the tree and play with you?

The elephant said kindly. When the little monkey saw the elephant so kindly, he was no longer afraid, so he said, "Shall I go find a rope for you to climb up?"

The elephant said, "Yes, look, there's a rope on the top of the tree!" So the little monkey immediately took the rope and said to the elephant

Okay, I'm tight, you climb up! The elephant was very happy, and immediately wanted to go up the rope to play with the little monkey, but as soon as he got up, he felt that something was wrong, because the tree was shaking, so the elephant said, "No, I am too heavy, and the tree will fall!"

Later, the little monkey climbed down the tree to play with the elephant. The elephant tied the little monkey with his long trunk and lifted it up from time to time, and the little monkey was very happy, and the elephant was having a good time. This scene was seen by the mother monkey in the distance, and she thought that the elephant was threatening the little monkey, so she picked up a stick and ran in the direction of the elephant and the little monkey.

Then he beat the elephant with a stick a few times, and the elephant screamed in pain, and the little monkey hurriedly said to his mother: "Mom, don't beat him, he is my good friend!" Look, we're having a great time!

Mother Bear looked at the little monkey and felt very embarrassed, so she said to the elephant, "I'm sorry, elephant, why don't you go to our house and eat peaches!" The elephant said

No, Auntie, my mom is waiting for me at home! Goodbye, Auntie, goodbye, little monkey! The little monkey whispered to the elephant and then smiled and waved goodbye to the elephant.

So, the little monkey returned home with his mother and had a happy day.

One day, in a forest, a little monkey was playing. It was playing and jumping, jumping and jumping, and suddenly it tripped over something. When it looked back, it turned out to be a rope.

It thought: This is a gift from God, I want to make good use of it. The monkey was thinking about it when he suddenly heard a "plop" from the river, and he immediately rushed there.

It turned out that the elephant had fallen into the river, and the little monkey was at a loss and was so anxious that he jumped on the shore. The elephant said, "Put the rope on the wood."

It immediately took out the rope, but was there wood there? It looked around, but there was not a single tree, and suddenly it saw a stick and immediately tied the rope to it. Shouted with all his strength:

Who's going to help us! Animals from all sides swarmed up, and the elephant grabbed the rope. Together, they pulled the elephant ashore.

One day, the elephant was caught by a hunter, and when the monkey saw it, he tied the hunter with a rope and beat him with a stick. In the end, the monkey and the elephant became good friends.

Once upon a time, there was a monkey who had two nicknames, "Rope" and "Stick", and one day he met an elephant.

An elephant broke into the white rabbit's vegetable garden, the elephant's temper is not very good, the little white rabbit does not want to provoke him, so the little white rabbit wants to get a way to get the elephant out of the vegetable garden, and not anger the elephant, the little white rabbit found his good friend to help find a way, the little monkey, the little squirrel, the kitten, the puppy everyone came, think about it, it is difficult for everyone to think of a good way to get the best of both worlds, suddenly the little monkey had an idea, I have a way, but I need two props, a long stick, a long rope, Then I ran to the house, and brought my favorite banana, and everyone helped to find the stick and rope, and saw the little monkey pick up one end of the rope and tie it to one end of the stick, and the other end of the rope was on the banana, and then picked up the stick, and held the banana high, and walked towards the elephant with a swagger, and everyone saw the banana chasing straight towards the banana, and in this way, the little monkey used the banana to lead the elephant out of the white rabbit's vegetable garden, and then gave the banana to the elephant to eat, and the elephant ate with relish, but happy!

The monkey tied the elephant with a rope and beat it with a stick.

You're writing your summer homework, I'll teach you. Make up a fairy tale, though, a little k-

The monkey took the stick, the elephant took the rope, the two did not give in to each other, the monkey took a stick, and the elephant flew into the sky!!

Can't come back! What do you think? Interesting!

The monkey went to steal the elephant's stick and was found by the elephant, so the monkey was caught by the elephant and tied up and beaten.

Fable) Don't steal.

One day, the elephant broke into the white rabbit's vegetable garden, and the elephant's temper was not very good, and the white rabbit did not want to provoke him. So I found the little monkey gang to find a way. The little monkey had an idea, found a rope and a stick, took one end of the rope and tied it to one end of the stick, tied a banana to the other end of the rope, and then took the stick, held the banana high, and swaggered towards the elephant.

When the elephant saw the banana, he chased after it. In this way, the little monkey used a banana to lead the elephant out of the white rabbit's vegetable garden, and then gave the banana to the elephant to eat.

The monkey tied the elephant with a rope and beat it with a stick.

The monkey's tail is like a rope; The legs of the elephant are like thick sticks. They both envy each other, and they make good friends......

If you don't fight, you can write down the process in detail.........

It can be written in imitation of fairy tales, and the topic can be unity is strength, etc.

Once upon a time there was a little monkey who lived in the grassland, and because there were no trees in the grassland, he couldn't play in the woods like other monkeys, and he was bored. One day, he came across an elephant. He found the elephant in pain because someone had a rope wrapped around its trunk, but the elephant was unable to untie it on his own.

So the monkey climbed up to the elephant's trunk and helped the elephant untie the rope, and the elephant was very happy. In order to repay the monkey, the elephant picked up a stick and asked the monkey to make a swing with this rope and stick on the elephant's trunk, so the monkey swung around and had a great time, and the monkey and the elephant became very good friends. The moral of this story is to help each other, to be convenient with others, and to be convenient with oneself.

The title could be called Monkey and Elephant.