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The Crow was having a piece of cheese.(乌鸦正吃奶酪。)  相似文献   

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还记得上期的《狐狸和葡萄》吗?狡猾的狐狸总是出现在童话故事中。这一次,让我们再来看一个狐狸和乌鸦的故事吧,看看乌鸦嘴里的肉是怎么被狐狸吃到的。  相似文献   

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Crow and Fox     
1 .One He万n山 uP乙n亡o 艺oh创e d叮a ero功is:e叮luck少:: a夕ieee of meat and刀ie,: 乙he tree wi乙h it.Hew少‘15: it llilnse犷: 2.如r then afox 15尸。s- ing by. He ‘ees the erow und them凌子at艺n hism刁“th. “Oh! 刀乙以is :ays thofox. smells! “HOZ硬, Ho切I J乙 :,乙 ,J” -厂 刃几忍at 即nd 功。uld like it!,, 4.He eomes elose ul瓦ler the tree and s叮3:“Dear Miss e~,how are you尸I k~”u are eleoer, but 1 don’t know”u are 50 beaut卿.H、 bright了oure”sare! How your feathers shine in rhe …  相似文献   

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·童心剧场·Actor:L——The little crow F——The fox M——The little crow’smother (The little crow’s mother拿着一块肉准备给小乌鸦做一顿丰盛的午餐) L:Oh, it is smell well. (The fox东张西望地走过来,它闻着美味的肉香,馋得  相似文献   

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A Crow and a Fox     
Onedayacrowfindsapieceofmeat.Shepicksitupinhermouthandfliestoatalltree.Sheisjustgoingtoeatthemeatwhenafoxseesher.Hecomesandstandsunderthetreeandsays,“Howprettyyouare。Youmustbetheprettiestbirdintheworld.”Thecrowisverypleasedbythesewords.Thenthefoxspeaksagain,“Icanseeyourprettyface,butIhavenotheardyourvoice.Whydon'tyousingasong?”Thismakesthecrowveryhappy.Sheopenshermouthandbeginstosing.Assheopenshermouth,shedropsthemeat.Thefoxpicksupthemeatatonceandgoesawaywithit.Kindwordsarenotalwaysa…  相似文献   

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A Crow and a Fox     
《小学教学设计》2004,(3):30-30
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1.Oneday,aFoxwasprowlingroundafarmyardwhenhesawaCockerelstand-ingonagrassymound.Hewassogreedy,buttheCockerelstoodtoohighforhimtocatch.一天,一只饥饿的狐狸在农场附近觅食,忽然他看见草垛上有只小公鸡,狐狸谗极了,可是小公鸡站得太高,他抓不到。2.“Iveneverseensuchahandsomebirdasyou,”saidtheFox.“Exceptforyourfather,ofcourse.Whatavoicehehad!Idontsupposewelleverhearany-thinglikethatagain.”“我从来没见过像你这样漂亮的鸟儿,”狐狸说。“当然你父亲除外,你父亲的嗓音好动听啊!我想我们再也听不到那样的嗓音了。…  相似文献   

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One day,a dog saw the skin(皮)of a lion in the garden;she began to tear it in pieces with her teeth.A fox,seeing her,said,“If this lion were alive(活着),you would soon find out that his claws(爪子)were stronger than your teeth.”寓意:It is easy to kick a man that is down.(人“弱”被人欺)The Dog and the Fox!河南@张勇刚…  相似文献   

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On the wide grassland ,a cruel wolf was running after a rabbit with all his might.Soon the wolf ran near to the rabbit,when the wolf nearly caught the rabbit ,[第一段]  相似文献   

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在广袤的草原上,—只凶残的狼竭力追着一只兔子,眼看已经逼近兔子,快要抓住它时,突然,兔子—个大胆的急转身往相反方向跑,迅速逃离了狼爪。狼扑了个空,兔子一晃不见了踪影。在一旁看热闹的狐狸对狼说:"狼先生,你是草原的卫士,怎么连一只小小的兔子都抓不住?不但没抓住还被他捉弄了一番,羞不羞呀?"  相似文献   

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在广袤的草原上,一只凶残的狼追着一只拼命逃跑的兔子,狼眼看已经逼近兔子了,正要扑上去对,突然,兔子一个大胆的急转身,迅速脱离了狼瓜。狼扑了个空,兔子一晃不见了踪影。  相似文献   

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狐狸与乌鸦     
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狐狸与乌鸦     
龙远开 《儿童音乐》2014,(11):82-82
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乌鸦与狐狸     
我的爱弥儿是不会去背诵课文的,即使是每个孩子都要读的拉·封丹的寓言。我们要明白:寓言中的语言并不是寓言,如同历史中的文字并不是历史一样。糊涂的人把寓言当做孩子要学习的道德准则,丝毫没有  相似文献   

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