英文幼兒故事

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英文幼兒故事1：Brave Triceratops

　　Thump,thump...Big hungry Tyrannosaurus Rex came thumping down the hill. He liked to eat dinosaurs. Thump, thump. Thump, thump.

　　"Tyrannosaurus Rex is coming!" said the little dinosaurs. They ran to hide in the trees. "Tyrannosaurus Rex is coming!" said the big dinosaurs. They ran to hide in the river.

　　Thump, thump. Thump, thump. Big hungry Tyrannosaurus [Rex came down to the river.

　　Triceratops did not run away. "Tyrannosaurus Rex cannot eat me!" he said.

　　Triceratops looked at Tyrannosaurus Rex. Tyrannosaurus Rex looked at Triceratops.

　　Tyrannosaurus Rex had big teeth. He went around and around Triceratops.

　　But Triceratops went around and around, too, looking at Tyrannosaurus Rex.

　　"I will not let you eat me. I have three big horns" said triceratops. "Stay away!"

　　Tyrannosaurus Rex looked at the three big horns, and he went thumping away.Triceratops went after him.

　　The little dinosaurs came out of trees. The big dinosaurs came out of the river.

　　"Brave Triceratops has saved us," they said. "Go away, Tyrannosaurus Rex," they all said. "Go away, stay away, and don't come back!"

英文幼兒故事2:Same

　　On May 15, 20xx, the California Supreme Court approved same-sex marriages in the state of California. By a vote of 4 to 3, the court declared that limiting a marriage to a union between a man and a woman violated the state constitution.

　　The court’s decision was a huge victory for gays and lesbians throughout the state. Hundreds waited outside the courthouse in Sacramento for the announcement, which they greeted with cheers, hugs, and kisses. TV crews interviewed joyful couples.

　　However, conservative opponents have vowed to fight the decision. They plan to gather over a million signatures for a constitutional amendment in November to overturn this decision. If California voters approve the amendment, lawyer Gloria Allred said, “I will take this case to the US Supreme Court. Gays must be free to marry.”

　　It was only 60 years ago that most states banned interracial marriages. However, in 1967 the US Supreme Court ended those bans. Now the conflict is about sex instead of race. At present, only two states legally recognize same-sex marriages—Massachusetts and California. Worldwide, only five countries legally recognize such marriages.

　　“California has joined the 21st century,” said Elton John. “Now Cole Porter and I can finally get married in our favorite city, San Francisco.”

　　“If we normal people don't vote for the amendment,” said conservative George Smith, “God will surely destroy this entire state.”

英文幼兒故事3:Golf Like a Girl

　　He was in his 60s. He was short, fat, and arrogant. He was the plant manager, the supervisor, the boss! His name was Tom. He relished every minute of his power. He yelled at the employees. He called them names. He smoked daily, even though it was against the law to smoke in the workplace. He didn’t care. As the license plate on his car said, he was The Boss.

　　California is an “at will” state. That means that your employer can let you go for no reason or almost any reason . You can take your firing to court if it involves discrimination—sexism, racism, or ageism. However, even if you were discriminated against, proving it in court is difficult.

　　Tom considered himself a macho man. He did not know that his employees considered him a jerk. They made fun of him behind his back. They called him Tommy Troll because he was short and mean and had no manners. Never once had anyone heard Tom use the words Please, Thank You, Excuse Me, or I’m Sorry.

　　Everyone wanted to attend his funeral. But that wasn’t going to happen soon. After his last physical, he presented his blood test report at a weekly staff meeting. Every item on that report was within the acceptable range. “The doctor said I'll live to be 100,” he said proudly, immediately depressing most of the employees.

　　Tom played golf every Sunday with some other supervisors. He was a bad golfer, but he thought he was good. He liked to joke around and make fun of other golfers. On the first tee last Sunday, Tom joked about a golfer who had just teed off: “Look at that guy. He swings like a girl.” Tom laughed heartily at his own joke. His buddies were silent.

　　“What did you say?” asked the golfer angrily. He had overheard Tom’s remark. He was a mean-looking man.

　　“Uh, nothing,” Tom said.

　　“Yes, you did. You said I swing like a girl. Now I’ve got something to say. You apologize like a good little girl, or I’ll give you a fresh knuckle sandwich.”

　　In front of his golf buddies, Tom meekly apologized. After only nine holes, during which Tom was unusually quiet, he excused himself and went home. He said he had a headache. But his friends thought it was shame that was eating at him. The next day, Tom was still upset. He told Bill to report to his office. He had never liked Bill. He always wondered why he had hired him in the first place.

　　“I’m letting you go. I don’t need you here. Your last day is Friday."

　　Bill wasn’t surprised. Saying nothing, he spat on Tom’s desk and walked out.