故事中有生动的情节、丰富的情感,同时也蕴含着一定的语言知识,故事不仅能吸引学生进入学习情境,也符合学生以形象思维为主的心理特点和学生学习语言的认知特点。本文是有关于一年级英语故事，希望对大家有帮助!

有关于一年级英语故事：The Statue

雕像

Once there lived a man among the hills, who possessed a statue wrought by an ancient master, at lay at his door face downward and he was not mindful of it.

从前，一个住在山里的人家有一座雕像，是古代的一位大师雕刻的。雕像脸朝下倒在门前，他根本没在意。

One day there passed by his house a man from the city, a man of knowledge, and seeing the statue he inquired of the owner if he would sell it.

一天，从城里来了一位学识渊博的人，在经过他家门前时，看见了雕像，便问主人愿不愿意将它卖掉。

The owner laughed and said, "and pray who would want to buy that dull and dirty stone?"

主人笑着说：“请问是谁要买这块又脏又硬的石头呀?"

The man from the city said, "I will give you this piece of silver for it." And the other man was astonished and delighted.

城里人说：“我愿意给你一块银元买下它。“

The statue was removed to the city, upon the back of an elephant.

山里人惊讶之余，不禁喜出望外

And after many months the man from the hills visited the city, and as he walked the streets he saw a crowd before a shop, and a man with a loud voice was crying, "

雕像被一头大象背到了城里。几个月后，山里人迸城，当他在大街上闲逛时，看见一群入围在一个小店前。有一个人大声吆喝道：

Come in and behold the most beautiful, the most wonderful statue in all the world. Only two silver pieces to look upon this most marvelous work of a master. "

“进来吧，请进来欣赏全世界最漂亮、最神奇的雕像。只需花两块银元，就可以参观大师手下最不可思议的杰作。”

There upon the man from the hills paid two silver pieces and entered the shop to see the statue that he himself had sold for one piece of silver.

于是，山里人付了两块银元进店里参观，发现这个雕像正是他以一块银元卖掉的那个。

有关于一年级英语故事：The Land of the Halt

瘸子之乡

Many years since in a small territory, there was notone of the inhabitants who did not stutter when hespoke, and halt in walking; both these defects,moreover, were considered accomplishments.

很多年前，在一个很小的地方，住在那里的所有居民都有口吃且瘸着腿走路，而这两种缺陷居然还被视为才能。

A stranger saw the evil, and thinking how they wouldadmire his walking, went about without halting, after the usual manner Of our race.

一个外地人到了那里，看到了这样的缺陷，以为那里的居民会羡慕他的走姿。于是，他没有跛脚，而是按照正常人的走姿走来走去。

Every one stopped to look at him, and all those who looked, laughed, and holding their sides torepress their merriment, shouted,

当地人都停下来看他，都哈哈大笑起来。最后，他们好不容易忍住笑喊道：

"Teach the strenger how to walk properly! " The stranger considered it his duty to cast thereproach from himself. "

“来教教这个外地人怎样正确地走路吧” 这个外地人觉得自己有责任反驳他们：你们才是瘸子，

You halt, he cried, "It is not I, you must accustom yourselves to leave off so awkward ahabit!"

他高声喊道：“不是我，你们必须改掉这种难看的走姿!”

This only increased the uproars, when they heard him speak; he did not even stammer; thiswas sufficient to disgrace him, and he was laughed at throughout the country.

这使当地人更加哗然大笑。因为他们听他说话居然还不口吃!这真让人觉得丢脸啊。他所到之处，都会遭到别人的嘲笑。

有关于一年级英语故事：The Two Donkeys

两头驴

A wild donkey once met a tame donkey feeding on ahillside. The wild donkey was thin and small.

有一次，一头野驴看到一头家驴正在山坡上吃草。生活在野外的野驴又瘦又小。

He spent his life out of doors, sheltering as best hecould in the cold weather and eating the sparse hillgrass all the year around.

天气寒冷时，它还得努力找个较好的藏身之处，山上零星的小草就是它平日的食物。

He sometimes had to walk miles to find fresh water and at night there was always danger fromprowling wolves.

有时，为了找到干净的水源解渴，它不得不跑到几英里外的地方。晚上还要提防到处觅食的狼群。

The tame donkey was sleek and fat. During the summer he fed on the rich meadow grasswhile in winter he was given corn and hay to eat.

可那头家驴却肥肥壮壮的。夏天，牧场里丰美的鲜草可以任它享用：冬天，有人为它准备了谷物和千草，

There was always a pail of fresh water for him to drink and at night he was shut safely in astable. "How lucky you are," said the wild donkey, "I wish I could live like you.'

而且总有一桶它可以随时饮用的干净水：晚上，它可以在牲口棚里放心地过夜。怕你太幸运了，一野驴说，我真羡慕你那种生活。

A few days later the wild donkey was once more foraging on the hillside. Looking down he sawthe tame donkey walking slowly along the road, carrying a heavy load of wood.

数天后，野驴又来到山坡上吃草。它俯身向山下望去，看到人家驴正驮着沉重的木头，缓慢地沿着路边走着。

As he watched, the tame donkey paused to enrich at a thistle growing by the roadside,immediately his driver began to shout and to beat him with a stick.

驴想停下来吃路边的蓟草，赶驴人马上对它大吼，并用棍子抽打它。我不想过你那样的生活了，"

I've changed my mind about your way of life, thought the wild donkey" .I see that you have topay heavily for the corn and hay they gives you.'

野驴心想，我终于知道了，要得到主人的谷物和干草，你必须付出沉重的代价。