五年級寓言英語故事手抄報

2023年12月11日發(作者：描寫錢塘江的詩句)

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五年級寓言英語故事手抄報

1、 The Lion and the Mou

One day, a lion was sleeping peacefully in the forest when a mou accidentally woke him up.

The lion was very angry and was about to eat the mou. But the mou begged for mercy and

said, "Plea forgive me, lion! I will be uful to you one day."

The lion laughed and said, "How could you ever be uful to me? A big animal like me can't

be bothered with a little mou like you."

The mou replied, "One day, you may need my help. Big animals sometimes get caught in

small traps, and then they'll need little animals to t them free."

The lion thought about this and decided to let the mou go. A few days later, the lion was

hunting and got caught in a trap. The mou happened to pass by and saw the lion struggling.

The mou offered to help and chewed through the rope with his sharp teeth.

The lion was grateful and said, "Thank you, little mou! I should have believed you when

you said you could be uful to me."

This story teaches us that we should never discount the power of small things. Even a big

animal can benefit from the help of a little animal.

2、 The Ant and the Grasshopper

One summer, an ant was busy collecting food for the winter while a grasshopper sang and

danced in the sunshine. The ant asked the grasshopper why he wasn't storing food for the winter,

but the grasshopper replied, "I don't need to worry about the future. I'll just sing and dance all

winter."

When winter arrived, the ant had enough food to last through the cold ason. However, the

grasshopper had nothing to eat and was freezing without a coat of fat to keep him warm.

The ant offered some food to the grasshopper, but he refud it. He said, "I should have

prepared for the winter like you did."

This story teaches us that we should plan for the future and not rely on luck or other people

to take care of us. Otherwi, we may face hardships when we least expect it.

3、 The Boy Who Cried Wolf

One day, a shepherd boy was watching his sheep when he saw a wolf approaching. He

immediately shouted for help, but no one came to his rescue. The wolf snatched one of the

sheep and carried it away.

The next day, the boy saw another wolf approaching. He shouted for help again, but again,

no one came to his rescue. The wolf killed another sheep and escaped.

The third day, the shepherd boy saw a wolf approaching once again. He shouted, "Wolf!

Wolf!" But this time, the villagers didn't believe him. They thought he was just crying wolf to

scare them away from his sheep. They didn't come to his rescue. The wolf killed all the sheep and

escaped.

This story teaches us that we should be skeptical of people who cry wolf too often. If

someone tells a lie too many times, people may stop believing them even when they're telling

the truth. It's important to trustworthy people who are honest with us even when it's difficult to

do so.

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