童话故事怎么写三年级作文300字

在一个小城市的最末尾有一座屋子，上面有一个鹳鸟窠。鹳鸟妈妈和她的四个小孩子坐在里面，他们伸出小小的头和小黑嘴，因为他们的嘴还没有变红。在屋脊上不远的地方，鹳鸟爸爸站着，他把一只脚缩回去，为的是要让自己尝点站岗的艰苦。他想，“我的太太在她的窠旁边有一个站岗的，可有面子了。谁也不会知道，我就是她的丈夫。人们一定以为我是奉命站在这儿的。这可真是漂亮！”于是他就继续用一只腿站下去。

街上，有一群三岁的小朋友在玩耍。当他们看到鹳鸟时，他们中间最大胆的一个孩子——不久所有的小朋友——就唱出一支关于鹳鸟的古老歌。不过他们只唱着他们所能记得的一点：“鹳鸟，鹳鸟，快些飞走；去呀，今天是你待在家里的时候。”你的老婆在窠里睡觉，怀中抱着四个小宝宝。老大，他将会被吊死，老二将会被打死，老三将会被烧死，老四将会落下来跌死！

请听这些孩子唱什么东西！它们说我们会被吊死和烧死！你们不要管这些事儿，你们只要不理，这样什么事也不会有的！然后，一位叫彼得的小男孩说讥笑动物是一桩罪过，因此他自己也不愿意参加。

第二天，小朋友们又出来玩耍，又看到了这些 鹳bird. They began to sing: “Old one will be hanged, Old two will be beaten—” We will be hanged and burned?” The little birds said. “No, of course not,” the mother bird said. “You'll learn to fly; I'll teach you how to practice! Then we can fly to the meadows, visit the frogs; they'll wave at us from the water, singing: 'Quack! — Quack! Quack!' And then we'll eat them up – that would be fun!”

The next day, when Peter came out again with his friends and saw those little birds once more on their roof-tree in front of him, he could not help but say:

"Ah ha! There goes my old friend,

A poor bird who has got a wife,

And four young ones in her nest.

He is away all day long;

But if you listen closely,

You can hear him crying:

'Oh dear oh dear!

My wife is so lazy!

She never does anything for me.'"

"That's right," said Mother Bird;

"We are very tired.

We have been sitting here

For quite some time now."

"I am very sorry for you,"

Said Peter.

"Why?" asked Mother Bird.

"You are all alone up here,"

Said Peter.

"That's true," replied Mother Bird.

"But we are happy."

"We have each other."

"And what do you think about this?"

As she spoke she looked at her children

Who were all looking at her with wide eyes

And big mouths open as if they wanted to speak.

"What do I think about it?"

asked Peter.

"Well," replied Mother Bird,

"You should tell your father

That he must go home now."

"Yes indeed!"

said Peter eagerly.

"I will go and tell him!"

And off he ran down the street,

Leaving behind his three friends who stood there staring after him in wonderment

So when night came on again,

and everything was quiet,

Peter went back home,

and found his father asleep by the fire-place. He woke him gently saying:

"Dad!

I've come back from my walk!"

His father sat up straight and looked at him hard for a moment or two before answering slowly:

"Ah yes... My son..."

Then he leaned forward over his knees and placed both hands flatly upon them while turning round towards me where I was standing near-by...

I watched carefully till I saw something like a small cloud pass across his face... It seemed as though something had just occurred within himself... But what? No one knew except perhaps that strange feeling which often comes over people without any warning...

Now let us see what happens next..."