在小学英语教学的过程中故事教学在其中占据着非常重要的地位。儿童天生就有着好奇、乐于模仿的性格,小学英语故事教学正是迎合了孩子们这些特征。本文是关于小学6年级英语故事，希望对大家有帮助!

关于小学6年级英语故事：闹蟠桃会

One day, the Jade Emperor invited Monkey Sun, the GRE at Sage Equalling Heaven, to Heaven, and asked him to administer the Peach Orchard. The Great Sage was overjoyed because anyone who ate the ripened peaches became eternal, living as long as Heaven and Earth. Everyday he picked the best peaches to enjoy, and after he had his fill, he shrunk himself to only two inches long and slept on the branch of a tree.

One day the Queen Mother arranged a banquet(宴会，盛宴) of peaches by the Jade Pool. When the fairies sent by her were picking peaches in the Peach Orchard, the Great Sage awoke and was annoyed to discover he was not invited to the feast. He spoke a magic spell whichimmobilized(使固定) fairies, then he went straight to the Jade Pool where he saw rare fruits and fine delicacies and smelt the fragrance(香味，芬芳) of jade liquor. He performed a spell by bulling several hairs from his body and chewing them up, the hairs turned into sleep-inducing insects which then bit all the busy serants, causing them to fall asleep. Then the Great Sage ate rare delicacies and drank precious wines until he was completely full. He put theleftovers(遗留，剩余物) in a big bag for the small monkeys on the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit.

After this, he went to the place where Lord Lao Zi kept the elixir(不老长寿药) . The Great Sage ate up all the golden pills of elixir in the precious gourd, then he rushed out of the Gate of Heaven and went straight down to the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit.

关于小学6年级英语故事：跳出八卦炉

The Great Sage caused havoc(大破坏，浩劫) in Heaven and the Jade Emperor ordered Heavenly soldiers and generals to punish him. But no one could manage tosubdue(征服，抑制) him. Then the Lord Lao Zi threw his Diamond Jade bracelet(手镯) at the Monkey King, who was then preoccupied with fighting the God Erlang, and it hit himneatly on the head. Thus the Great Sage was caught.

The Jade Emperor wanted to execute him but failed to inflict(造成) a single wound on him by sabers(军刀，佩剑) , axes, fire and thunder. Then Lord Lao Zi put him into the Eight Trigrams Furnace, which is used for refining elixir(不老长寿药) , and wanted to burn him to ashes.

The furnace was made up of Eight Trigrams-qian, kan, gen, zhen, xun, li, kun and dui-so he squeezed himself into the "Palace of xun," for xun was the wind, and where there was wind there could be no fire. All that happened was that the smoke made both his eyes red.

After the fire burning forty-nine days, the Lord Lao Zi thought the Great Sage must be ashes so he opened the furnace. At the moment, the Great Sage leapt out of the furnace with his as-you-will cudgel(棍棒) , knocked all soldiers down and left. From then on, he had a pair of fire eyes with golden pupils(瞳孔) .

关于小学6年级英语故事：东施效颦

Xi Shi, a famous beauty, had a pain in her bosom(胸部) , so she had a frown on her face when she went out. An ugly girl who lived nearby saw her and thought she looked very beautiful. therefore when she went home, she also put her hands on her bosom and had a frown on her face.

When a rich man in the neighbourhood saw her, he shut his doors tightly and did not go out. When a poor man saw her, he took his wife and children and gave her a wide berth(保持安全距离) .

She only knew Xi Shi's frown looked beautiful but she did not know the reason for its beauty.

关于小学6年级英语故事：偃旗息鼓

In the Three Kingdoms Period, during a battle between Cao Cao and Liu Bei, the latter ordered his generals Zhao Yun and Huang Zhong to capture Cao Cao’s supplies. Cao Cao led a large force against Zhao Yun, who retreated as fas as the gates of his camp. There, he ordered that the banners be lowered and the war drums silenced, and that the camp gates be left wide open. Zhao Yun then stationed(安置，驻扎) his troops in ambush(埋伏) nearly. When Cao Cao arrived and saw the situation, he immediately suspected a trap and withdrew his forces.

This idiom is nowadays used to indicate metaphorically(隐喻地) halting an attack or ceasing all activities.

关于小学6年级英语故事：一箭双雕

In the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties(420-589) there was an expertarcher(弓箭手) named Zhangsun Sheng.

One day he went hunting together with a friend. Suddenly they saw two vultures(秃鹰)fighting for a piece of meat high in the air. His friend handed him two arrows, and said, "Can you shoot down both vultures?" Zhangsun Sheng effortlessly killed both vultures with only one arrow.

This idiom indicates achieving two things with one stroke.