【导语】下面是小编整理的关于习惯的故事绘本：收起来（共8篇），欢迎阅读分享，希望对大家有所帮助。
篇1：关于习惯的故事绘本：收起来
嘿嘿，玩好喽。
小熊飞快地准备跑开。
哎呀，
小熊，你忘记把我们收起来啦～
玩具们可不开心了。
哦，
小熊知道错了。
他乖乖地捡起了玩具，
把它们一个一个放回了架子上。
玩具们都被整理得井井有条啦。
这样，
下次又能开开心心地一起玩喽
整理东西，可能是每个孩子都极不乐意涉足的一种“运动方式。”
Olivia还在很小的时候，最爱的游戏就是“哗啦”一下，把所有的积木或者毛绒玩具从大盒子抑或一箱子里倾泻而出，倒满一地。然后自顾呵呵地傻笑。
任由我和队友横眉冷对，她都沉浸在这种乐此不疲的自娱自乐中，不带任何愧疚或者歉意。
因此，一套玩具少了一只这个，或者少了两块那个，是家常便饭。
经常在打扫家务过程中，意外拾遗。
摊满一地后的小O就这么带着几分挑衅地与我对视，莫论自己动手整理，甚至有时还不愿让我出手收拾，似乎铺满一地，就是她最值得骄傲的全部。
于是，在读到小熊宝宝的这本《收起来》时，我如获至宝。
反复跟读了几遍，加上耳提面命地解释“收起来”是为了下次能更好地“玩起来”的道理。小O从似懂非懂，到渐入佳境。
随着年龄的慢慢长大，孩子开始有了自知意识，迫切渴望长大，与大人们平等。逐渐进入了一种“自力更生”的阶段。能自己解决的事情，绝不让大人插手。所以“收起来”成了她的一种自觉。
欣喜于这种点滴的成长，感叹时光让我们收获美好。
对于习惯的养成，不是一蹴而就。期待细水长流。
作者：O妈
公众号：带O游天下
篇2：英语绘本故事
A little rabbit is picking mushrooms in a forest. A wolf is coming. He is very hunguy. “Oh,a little rabbit! This is my favourite food!” The rabbit sees the wolf, but she is not afraid. She pretends to be poisoned by the mushrooms. The wolf thinks, “If I eat her, I will be poisoned, too.” So he goes away. Then the rabbit is very happy. She continues to picking the mushrooms.
一只小兔子正在森林里采蘑菇，一只狼来了，他很饿。“哦，一只小兔子!这是我最喜欢的食物!”小兔子看见了狼，但是她并不害怕，她假装吃蘑菇中毒了。狼想到， “如果我吃了她，我也会中毒的。” 所以他走开了。小兔子非常高兴，她继续去采蘑菇。
篇3：英语绘本故事
There is a great kingdom under the sea. Where all the merpeople live and swim free. The king of the mermaids, Poseidon the Great, has six pretty daughters-the youngest is eight.
Her name is Titania. She's golden hair. She likes to hear stories from grandmother fair. She tells her stories of a land far away where people don't swim-they walk, as they say.
“When can I see them? Can we go now?” "When you're sixteen, deer, but not right now.”
So every night, when it's time to sleep, she dreams of this land and then falls a sleep.
在深深的海底，有一个伟大的国度。在这里，人鱼们自由自在的生活着。统治着人鱼王国的海神有六个美丽的女儿，最小的8岁。
她的名字叫泰坦尼亚，她长着一头金黄的长发。她喜欢听祖母讲故事。祖母经常给她讲一个遥远国度的故事。在那个国度里，人们不是游，而是走——他们这样说。
“我什么时候能见到他们?我们现在可以去吗?”
“亲爱的，你需要等到16岁。现在还不行。”
每当夜幕降临时，小美人鱼都会幻想那个陌生的国度，然后沉沉睡去。
篇4：英语绘本故事
Long, long ago, in the days when fairies, witches, giants and ogres still visited the earth, there lived a king who reigned over a great and beautiful country. He was married to a wife whom he dearly loved, and had two most promising children--a son called Asmund, and a daughter who was named Signy. The king and queen were very anxious to bring their children up well, and the young prince and princess were taught everything likely to make them clever and accomplished. They lived at home in their father's palace, and he spared no pains to make their lives happy. Prince Asmund dearly loved all outdoor sports and an open-air life, and from his earliest childhood he had longed to live entirely in the forest close by. After many arguments and entreaties he succeeded in persuading the king to give him two great oak trees for his very own. 'Now,' said he to his sister, 'I will have the trees hollowed out, and then I will make rooms in them and furnish them so that I shall be able to live out in the forest.' 'Oh, Asmund!' exclaimed Signy, 'what a delightful idea! Do let me come too, and live in one of your trees. I will bring all my pretty things and ornaments, and the trees are so near home we shall be quite safe in them.' Asmund, who was extremely fond of his sister, readily consented, and they had a very happy time together, carrying over all their pet treasures, and Signy's jewels and other ornaments, and arranging them in the pretty little rooms inside the trees. Unfortunately sadder days were to come. A war with another country broke out, and the king had to lead his army against their enemy. During his absence the queen fell ill, and after lingering for some time she died, to the great grief of her children. They made up their minds to live altogether for a time in their trees, and for this purpose they had provisions enough stored up inside to last them a year. Now, I must tell you, in another country a long way off, there reigned a king who had an only son named Ring. Prince Ring had heard so much about the beauty and goodness of Princess Signy that he determined to marry her if possible. So he begged his father to let him have a ship for the voyage, set sail with a favourable wind, and after a time landed in the country where Signy lived. The prince lost no time in setting out for the royal palace, and on his way there he met such a wonderfully lovely woman that he felt he had never seen such beauty in all his life. He stopped her and at once asked who she was. 'I am Signy, the king's daughter,' was the reply. Then the prince inquired why she was wandering about all by herself, and she told him that since her mother's death she was so sad that whilst her father was away she preferred being alone.
篇5：英语绘本故事
A Silly Man
Fred was going to school. When he passed a park, he saw a man sawing a big branch from a tree. The man was on a ladder and the ladder was against the big branch he was sawing. “Hi, it is dangerous.” Fred shouted. “After you cut off the branch, you will fall, too.” But the man didn’t believe him, and said angrily, “Go away, you little thing. It’s none of your business.”
Fred could do nothing, so he left. He didn’t go far before he heard something crashed. He rushed back and found the man lying on the ground.
Fred asked some men for help. They carried the man to the hospital.
一个愚蠢的人
弗雷德走在上学的路上。路过一个公园时，他看见一个人在锯一棵大树的树枝。“嗨，你这么做很危险的。”费雷得喊道：“你锯了那树枝后，你会摔下来的。”而那个人不相信他，愤怒地说：“快走开，小东西，没有你的事。”
费雷德没趣地离开了。他没有走多远就听见一声响，他急忙跑回去，发现那个人躺在地上。
篇6：元宵节绘本故事
元宵节的介绍
农历正月十五是元宵节，是中国的传统节日元宵节。又称上元节、元夜、灯节。
农历正月十五元宵节，是我国一个重要的传统节日。这一天古代称为“上元”，其夜则称“元夜”、“元夕”或“元宵”。我国古代的历法和月相有密切的关系，每月十五日必逢满月，叫做“望”。满月象征着团圆美满，在正月十五人们迎来了一年之中第一个月满之夜，这一天理所当然地被看作是吉日。根据《史记乐书》的记载，早在西汉初期，宫廷中就有了正月十五祭祀太乙神（天帝），祈求福佑的'礼仪活动。按中国民间的传统，在这天上皓月高悬的夜晚，人们要点起彩灯万盏，以示庆贺。
元宵节花灯，出门赏月、燃灯放焰、喜猜灯谜、共吃元宵，合家团聚、同庆佳节，其乐融融。
元宵节是农历新年的第一个月圆之夜，象征着春天的到来，人们吃元宵、赏花灯、猜灯谜，以示祝贺。
篇7：感恩节绘本故事
感恩节绘本故事
感恩节绘本故事
《我爱妈妈》
这是一套四册的绘本，主角是一只可爱的小熊，图文间洋溢着融融的亲情——小熊在成长的过程中总是遇到各种各样的问题，而他也对生活中的许多事情充满疑问。幸运的是，无论是他的爸爸妈妈，还是爷爷奶奶，总是在他最需要帮助的时候伸出援手，让他学会如何面对问题，解决问题。每一次获得帮助之后，小熊都会对家人说“我爱你”，而小熊的家人也总是温情地回应说“我也爱你”。
整套系列绘本包括《我爱爸爸》《我爱妈妈》《我爱爷爷》《我爱奶奶》4本，以“爱”为主题，旨在培养宝宝大胆表达自己感情的习惯。也让平时严肃惯了的爸爸妈妈们，在为宝宝讲故事的过程中自然而然地说出“我爱你”。
湖北美术出版社的版本装帧设计温馨又浪漫，还随书赠送精心设计的信封和信纸，让宝宝可以用写信或者画画的方式把自己的想法记录下来，送给爸爸妈妈。家长不仅能读到孩子的“爱”，还能保留孩子成长的精彩瞬间。
《艾薇的礼物》
《艾薇的礼物》讲述的是一个小女孩送礼物的故事。艾薇喜欢送东西给别人，比如，送给蜗牛一只鞋子，把老花镜送给小狗，把奶瓶送给小猫……可是，她送的东西完全不适合这些动物们，爸爸妈妈也因为不见了东西而到处找，真让人伤脑筋。不过，她有时候也会送别人很棒的礼物：鞋子给爸爸穿，老花镜给奶奶戴，奶瓶给弟弟吃——虽然这些东西并不贵重，但大家都很开心。当然，艾薇虽然很喜欢送东西给别人，有时候也会想要把喜欢的东西自己留下来。
每个孩子都有一个阶段，喜欢无私的把自己的.东西分给小伙伴，就像是绘本故事中的艾薇一样，读这个故事就好像看到了宝宝自己，送出去的东西也许不合适，那都是他们最用心的选择，当宝宝学会了付出和给予、懂得了关爱和感恩，成长的惊喜往往就在一瞬间降临！
《世界真好》
《世界真好》讲述了一只小老鼠的故事。初生的小老鼠在一个温暖的日子醒来，好奇地踮着脚走到阳光下，第一次冒险走出家门的时候，他简直不敢相信自己的眼睛。外面有这么多不可思议的景象和声音！他认识了蜜蜂、花、太阳、天空和蝴蝶，但是，让他好奇的是，这到底是什么地方呢？它又是属于谁的呢？
宝宝也有这样一个充满好奇的阶段哦，看的时候是不是会觉得很熟悉呢，宝宝就像是文中的小老鼠，第一次面对探索这个世界，他充满了好奇与憧憬，看这本书的时候，真的会感到那句话：愿我的宝贝被这个世界如此温柔的对待。
篇8：元宵节绘本故事
1、楚昭王
也有说相传元宵起源于春秋时期的楚昭王。
楚昭王复国归途中泛舟长江，见江面上漂着个浮物，色白微黄，船工捞起来献给楚昭王。昭王食之，内中有红如胭脂的瓤，味道鲜美。昭王于是令人以山楂为馅仿制供臣民食用，以庆祝家国团圆。这一天，正好是正月十五，后世相沿成习。
2、东方朔
相传汉武帝有个宠臣名叫东方朔，他善良又风趣。有一天冬天，下了几天大雪，东方朔就到御花园去给武帝折梅花。刚进园门，就发现有个宫女泪流满面准备投井。东方朔慌忙上前搭救，并问明她要自杀的原因。
原来，这个宫女名叫元宵，家里还有双亲及一个妹妹。自从她进宫以后，就再也无缘和家人见面。每年到了腊尽春来的时节，就比平常更加的思念家人。觉得不能在双亲跟前尽孝，不如一死了之。东方朔听了她的遭遇，深感同情，就向她保证，一定设法让她和家人团聚。
一天，东方朔出宫在长安街上摆了一个占卜摊。不少人都争着向他占卜求卦。不料，每个人所占所求，都是“正月十六火焚身”的签语。一时之间，长安里起了非常大恐慌。人们纷纷求问解灾的办法。
东方朔就说：“正月十三日傍晚，火神君会派一位赤衣神女下凡查访，她就是奉旨烧长安的使者，我把抄录的偈语给你们，可让当今天子想想办法。”说完，便扔下一张红帖，扬长而去。老百姓拿起红帖，赶紧送到皇宫去禀报皇上。
汉武帝接过来一看，只见上面写着：“长安在劫，火焚帝阙，十五天火，焰红宵夜”，他心中大惊，连忙请来了足智多谋的东方朔。东方朔假意的想了一想，就说：“听说火神君最爱吃汤圆，宫中的元宵不是经常给你做汤圆吗？十五晚上可让元宵做好汤圆。
万岁焚香上供，传令京都家家都做汤圆，一齐敬奉火神君。再传谕臣民一起在十五晚上挂灯，满城点鞭炮、放烟火，像满城大火，这样就可以瞒过玉帝了。此外，通知城外百姓，十五晚上进城观灯，杂在人群中消灾解难”。武帝听后，十分高兴，就传旨照东方朔的办法去做。
到了正月十五日长安城里张灯结彩，游人熙来攘往，热闹非常。宫女元宵的父母也带着妹妹进城观灯。当他们看到写有“元宵”字样的大宫灯时，惊喜的高喊：“元宵！元宵！”，元宵听到喊声，终于和家里的亲人团聚了。
如此热闹了一夜，长安城果然平安无事。汉武帝大喜，便下令以后每到正月十五都做汤圆供火神君，正月十五照样全城挂灯放烟火。因为元宵做的汤圆最好，人们就把汤圆叫元宵，这天叫做元宵节。
3、袁世凯
据文字记载，宋代以前没有元宵，那时人们过元宵节吃的是浇上肉汁的米粥或豆粥，到了唐代有了“正月十五日作膏粥，以祠门户”的说法，这种糕粥就是元宵的前身，经过多年的演变，到了宋代民间开始流行一种元宵节吃的新奇食品“浮圆子”，也就是汤圆，寓意天上月圆、碗里汤圆、家人团圆。及至明朝，“元宵”的称呼就比较多了。
辛亥革命后，袁世凯窃取了大总统的职位，他忌讳谐音“袁消”的“元宵”，于1913年元宵节前下令将元宵改为“汤圆”。
如今人们一说起元宵，大家就认为是团团圆圆之意，认为这一天吃元宵象征着对亲人思念。
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