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五年级英语小故事 第一篇:五年级英语小故事五年级英语小故事1.ToPulluptheSeedlingstoHelpThemGrowOnceuponatime,anoldfarmerplantedaplotofrice.Everydayhewenttothefieldtowatchtheseedlingsgrow.Hesawtheyoungshootsbreakthroughthesoilandgrowtallereachday.Butstill,hethoughttheyweregrowingtooslowly.Hegotimpatientwiththeyoungplants.“Howcouldtheplantsgrowfaster?”Hetossedinbedduringthenightandcouldnotsleep.Suddenlyhehituponanidea.Hehadanideanotwaitfordaybreak.Hejumpedoutofthebedanddashedtothefield.Bythemoonlight,hebeganworkingonthericeseedlings.Onebyone,hepulleduptheyoungplantsbyhalfaninch.Whenhefinishedpulling,itwasalreadymorning.Straighteninghisback,hesaidtohimself,“Whatawonderfulidea!Look,howmuchtallertheplantshavegrownonenight!”Withgreatsatisfaction,hewentbackhome.Hetoldhissonwhathehaddoneinatriumphanttone.Hissonwasshocked.Nowthesunhadrisen.Theyoungmanwasheart-brokentoseeallthepulled-upyoungplantsdying.Peoplenowuse“BaMiaoZhuZhang”todescribethebehaviorofthosewhoaretooeagertogetsomethingdoneonlytomakeitworse.TheidiomisabitliketheEnglishproverb“Hastemakeswaste”------tospoilthingsbyexcessiveenthusiasm.拨苗助长从前,有个农夫,种了稻苗后,便希望能早早收成。每天他到稻田时,发觉那些稻苗长得非常慢。他等得不耐烦,心想:“怎么样才能使稻苗长得高,长很快呢?想了又想,他终了想到一个“最佳方法”,就是将稻苗拨高几分。经过一番辛劳后,他满意地扛锄头回家休息。心想:明天稻苗长得一定更高了。隔天早晨.一早起身,他迫不及待地起去稻田看他的“成果”。哪知,他跑到稻田时,却看到所有的稻苗都枯萎了。2.SundaySevenLongagothereweretwohunchbacks.Onewaskindbuttheotherwasmeanandspiteful.Thetwohunchbackscoldnotworkinthevillagebecauseeverybodymadefunofthem;thereforetheywentintothehillstocutwood.Thatis,thekindonecutallthewoodsincethemeanandspitefulonewasverylazyandwasalwaystellinghiscompanion;“Ay!,howsickIamtoday.Itisbetterifyougoandcutthewoodthisweek.”Hispartner,beingkind-hearted,wouldgointothemountainsanddoalltheworkweekafterweek.Oneday,whenthemeanonehadstayedathomeasusual,thegoodwoodcutterworkedveryhardandwasverytired.Sincehishousewasfaraway,hedecidedtocampnearasmallspring.Aboutmidnight,thewoodcutterheardsomeonesinging.Atfirsthethoughtthatsomebodyhadcampednearbybutwhenhehadlistenedtowhatwasbeingsung,herealizedthatthevoicesheh