Andersen's fairy tales in the third grade

100 words or less Andersen's fairy tale reading notes in grade three.

Son, can't you write a hundred words? Then don't study. ...

What are you doing when you are asked to write an 800-word composition?

Andersen's fairy tale The Ugly Duckling has 300 words.

ugly duckling

The sun is warm, and mother duck is lying in the haystack, waiting for her baby duck to be born.

One baby, two, three ... When the fifth one answered, the mother duck was startled. It turned out to be an ugly duckling. The mother duck likes this late-born child and brother and sister very much. The children also like this sister very much. Even the little girl who raises ducks likes it and thinks it's a treasure. The ugly duckling is happy every day.

The duckling came to the forest, and many friends wanted to play with it. If there is a bird, he will Doby it and go hunting dogs. ......

He had a good time with the small animals. A little fox came up and said, "You are so ugly that someone is still playing with you." He was so sad that he was about to leave. The bird came and said, "I will play with you. We will always be good friends." The ugly duckling is very happy to play with them, and then he feels very happy.

It is really a happy duckling! Eventually it will become a beautiful swan. Don't you think so?

Fifty words after reading Andersen, grade three

Andersen's fairy tales have a unique artistic style: poetic beauty and comic humor. The former is the dominant style, which is mostly reflected in eulogistic fairy tales, while the latter is mostly reflected in satirical fairy tales.

Every story in this book will inspire me. For example, after reading the story "The Blinking Box", I found it wonderful. I especially like the magical flashing box and three miraculous dogs mentioned in the story. Although there is no such box in real life, I believe there are brave, witty and loyal three dogs. Through this story, I also realized.

I like fairy tales not because I miss my childhood. So far, I have only seen a set of Andersen's fairy tales, which were published long ago. Now I can't read the perfect color map in hardcover edition. It should be said that Andersen's fairy tales have never given me a good feeling, perhaps because of the obscurity of those traditional Chinese characters, or the lines of pencil illustrations, or the cold hard fonts that imitate the Song Dynasty. Maybe it's because of the story itself. I never thought Andersen's fairy tales were fairy tales. The profound reality of life and the meaning expressed by those stories often make me shudder-maybe I just think too much. But in any case, the feeling of reading those stories, whether with dreamlike confusion or with disgust panic, is always unforgettable.

When I read The Little Match Girl, I was impressed by its enduring charm, but I also had a lot of thoughts. Even when I was a child, I deeply hated the evils of capitalist society, but when I read The Little Match Girl again today, I couldn't help but have a new understanding in my heart. This fairy tale by Andersen not only truly depicts the miserable life of the poor, but also is full of illusions about a better life. In fact, Andersen wrote in The Little Match Girl that the little girl misses her grandmother very much. Examining her writing motivation, I think this story actually conveys his desire for maternal love and family. Andersen/Kloc-has never been married since he left home at the age of 0/4. Even when his grandmother and mother died, he was not around. Family ties have been lost for a long time, and she has been drifting away from her family all her life. The warmth of family can only be comforted by fantasy and nostalgia. The author himself was born in poverty and deeply felt the inequality between the rich and the poor and the law of the jungle: on the one hand, he was hungry and cold, without joy, and was bullied by others-the carriage ran rampant and the boy took her slippers; On the other hand, "every window is lit, and the smell of roast goose is floating in the street." Through the glass door of the merchant, you can see how beautiful the Christmas tree is. Therefore, the whole work makes people feel full of the author's deep sympathy for the unfortunate poor and his sorrow for the uneven society. At that time, the author could not find a way to get rid of misfortune, but looked at the world with sad eyes and thought that God was the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty. It can lead people to happiness. The author wrote: "Grandma picked up the little girl and held it in her arms. They all flew away in light and happiness, flying higher and higher, flying to a place without cold, hunger and pain. " In fact, this passage can only be said to be a fable, because God can't exist at all, and there can't be a cold, hungry and painful place at that time. So the little girl will die painfully. When I read the article carefully again, I found that there were many misfortunes and pains in the little girl's experience, but the author repeatedly stressed that the little girl died laughing. "No one knows how beautiful things she has seen and how happy she is. She followed her grandmother to a happy New Year." I think Andersen's original intention is to think that death can stop the pain for the little girl who lives in misery.

It is touching to write about a little girl who is not pessimistic and desperate, but still full of beautiful hopes for life. Indeed, although life is embarrassing, people can't lose their pursuit and yearning for life. Although there are still many underdeveloped areas in China today, how many people have changed the face of life and embarked on a well-off road through their own efforts and struggles? I think further along this angle, and the road of life is very long. Birth, old age, illness and death are always inevitable. In case the world is unlucky, don't be pessimistic and desperate, but have fantasies and pursuits like a little match girl. I think it can be said that it has taught us a life attitude facing embarrassment and hardship!

Excellent fairy tales are the spiritual home of human beings and the ultimate concern.

What kind of idiom story books should third-grade pupils subscribe to?

Sanmao's Wandering Story and Ativan's Story: The Story of Up and Down Five Thousand Years, Science Fiction, Small Network Series: Why Do 100,000 Children in China Want to Know Most? 30. Children's Network Encyclopedia 3. 10 1 Classic Fairy Tales that Affect Children's Life. 24. Greek Fairy Tales. Rain of Little Heroes 2 1, China Children's Fables, Dream of Red Mansions, krylov Fables, Idiom Stories of Students' Popular Science Online Encyclopedia 1, China Children's Online Encyclopedia, Story King, World 100 Natural Wonders 13, Childhood Popular Science in Games 13, Classic Fairy Tales, Little Tiger. 100,000 Why tomboy Diane, Animal World Network 33: 1, Zhihu. com, Puppet Adventures Fairy Tales Title 1-3 Grade Extracurricular Reading Bibliography, Little Deer Brother 8, Proverbs, China Classic Idiom Story 27, Anna Karirona. Selected Fairy Tales of Zheng 22, Unsolved Mysteries of the World 38, Thumbelina 14, The Gadfly, Chinese and Foreign Fairy Tales: Classic Fairy Tales of Famous Writers in China, Dictionary of Pupils' Mottoes, Legend of the White Snake, Fable 100, Green 3. How is steel tempered? Truth, 65,438+000 examples of science changing human life. Harry Potter half-blood prince: 1. Stars in the spring. Dictionary of practical idioms, gild the lily, fantasy in folk stories, etc. Teenagers' invention and creation, left brain wisdom+right brain wisdom, marching into the underworld, education of love 10, Zhang Ga 20, the extracurricular reading bibliography of grades 4-6 of the new San Zi Jing, China's fable story 4, Lao She's prose selection 32, children's literature. Mysterious World Network 18, China Encyclopedia of Children's Intelligence Development 40, China Interesting Literacy Dictionary 2, Ancient Poems that Primary School Students Must Recite 39, Inspirational: 1, Fables that Primary and Secondary School Students Must Read 6, Selected Famous Fairy Tales of Taiwan Province Province, Fantasy Adventure Series, Andersen's Fairy Tales. The thief who stole Shakespeare's books, Pinocchio. The Story Created by Brahma ............................... (India). We love science, and we must read China's classic idiom stories, recommended books for Grade Three, Smart Spring, 300 Song Poems 10, China's unsolved mystery at 39: 60. Pinocchio, Aesop's fable, Journey to the West, 10 1 classic myth that affects children's life 25, Harry Potter. The Story of God's Creation ............................................................................ (Hebrew) 3. Selected Idiom Stories, China Fables, Idiom Stories, Two-part Allegory, 108 Stories (Inspiration, Story King, Adventures of Shuke and Beita: Wolf Rock, Unsolved Mysteries of the World 14, Science in Games 265438+). 14, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the new 100,000 whys, 4, fables that primary and secondary school students must read, 37, the emperor's new clothes, a one-minute science fiction story, Doraemon, Cinderella 2, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Alice in Wonderland, and interesting geography 55. 65,438+000 celebrity stories that have influenced the world (China Volume) 22,300 classic fables that have influenced children's lives 26, Andersen's fairy tales 5, eternal questions 65,438+00 thumbs, 300 classic Song Ci poems that must be read all their lives 29, Spider-Man and China's children's intelligence. Grimm's Fairy Tales 6, Selected Prose of Ba Jin, Recommended Bibliography for Sixth Grade 33, Recitation of Ancient Poems by Primary School Students, Best in the World 2 1, Idiom Stories, How Steel was Tempered, Universal Remote Control Car, God List, 100 Dreams of Chinese Children 20. Selected stories of explorers 18. The Story of God's Creation ..................................................................................................................................................... ","Little Stories by Great Scientists "22, Red Shoes 16. The Story of God's Creation ........................... (Hebrew) 3. "Five minutes before going to bed". 3. Sanmao's Wandering Story 19, Waiting for Rabbit, Chinese and Foreign Children's Songs, Comic Idiom Story ...................... (Hebrew) Popular Science Books 1, Fairy Tales, Four Generations Living Together, China Idiom Allusions. Selected World Famous Fairy Tales, Andersen's Fairy Tales Collection 7, Animals in Fairy Tales, Three Hundred Classic Song Poems Must Be Read in One's Life 5, The Emperor's New Clothes 15, Five Thousand Years Up and Down in China, Fable Tales, China Folk Tales 7, and World-influencing15. 100 stories of famous people (external volume) 18, folk stories, Arabian nights, Nezha. Pangu opens the world to ..................................................................................................................'s animal kingdom network (explanation, returning to the south, idioms, aliens, 300 classic Tang poems that must be read in one's life) 28. Encyclopedia of the Internet, Big Network of Animal Kingdom (6 stories) 1, Five Thousand Years in the World 17, Geography of Weierqu 26, Journey to the West 20, Pluto Volume, Journey to the West (Pictorial Edition) 36, Mystery World Network 32, China Unsolved Mystery 23, Collection of Popular Idioms. 2. Fairy Tales of China II. Chinese and foreign masterpieces, Jane Eyre, student's two-part allegorical saying, Bao Qingtian's strange case, 35 fables, flowers in the morning, 4 1, clever children's classic painting gallery-Journey to the West, 12, fairy tales and insect stories. My wildlife friend's fifth-grade recommended bibliography 1, World 100 Natural Wonders 26, Gleiter's Travels 44, Andersen's Fairy Tales 53, Aesop's Fables 7, Dinosaur World, Black Cat Sheriff's New Edition 9, China Children's Network 2, Three Kingdoms. Breakdown of recommended articles for extracurricular reading in all grades, Zodiac story, 10 1 science fiction story, adventures of Tom Sawyer, Chinese idiom story 3, Greek myth: Journey to the West. Science fiction, small network series 12, Altman, Little Red Riding Hood 3. 2. Chinese and foreign idiom stories, The Old Man and the Sea 52, Raindrop Necklace, Frog Prince 1 1, Robinson Crusoe 8, Tang Jihe De 45, Two Wan Li-Verne Science Fiction Selected 25, Idiom I OK, required reading for primary and secondary school students. Wild Swan 13, Short Story and Truth 29, Arabian Nights 1 1, Insect Story1,Popular Science Story, Invention of Animals, Popular Science, Love Education 48: Fairy Tales. Robinson Crusoe, Childhood, Five Thousand Years on Earth, 3 1, Review Old Books and Learn New Idioms, 100,000 Why Children in China Want to Know Most 19, Adventures of Pinocchio, Science, Damn Writing Machine, Silver Star 9 and Pets Elf. Goddess's Victory Volume 1, Little Fairy and Complete Fairy Works 17, Missing Brother, Complete Fairy Tales of Animals 15, Harry Potter, Wandering Dick, Walking into Nature 2 1, Skillful Woodcarving Giant? 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Andersen's catalogue of fairy tales

volume one

1, lighter box

2. The emperor's new clothes

3. Flight box

4. ugly duckling

5. Album without pictures

6. High jumpers

7. Red shoes

8. Shirt collar

9. There are five beans in a mile of beans

10, a nobleman and his daughter

1 1, tower keeper Ole

12, Butterfly

13, Beto, Toby and Bill

14, rag

15, darning needle

Thumbelina 16

17, fleas and professors

18, variance

19, a silent book

20. Xia Yuechi

2 1, pen and ink pot

22, windmill

23. Together at Waldo's window.

24.beetles

25. Happy family

26th, the last day

27. This is completely true

28. What happened to thistle?

29, the goddess of the new century

30, take your positions

3 1, what day is it?

32. Money Pig

33. At the distant sea pole.

34. A rose on Homer's tomb

35. Wild Swan

36. Mother's story

37. Jewish women

38. Aunt has a toothache

39. Golden Baby

40. Bird of Folk Songs

4 1, Mama Laoshu

42. The story of sand dunes

Volume II

1, Little Klaus and Big Klaus

2. the day of moving.

The ghost fire has entered the city.

4. Lucky overshoes

5.stork

6.fir tree

7.sausage soup

8. shepherdess and chimney sweeper

9. flax

10, a leaf falling from the sky

1 1, vicious prince

12, puppet show

13, dancing, dancing, my doll

Anne Lisbeth, 14

Su Qi 15

16, hiding doesn't mean forgetting.

17, who is the luckiest?

18, Bell

19, naughty boy

20, literacy textbooks

2 1, the story told by old Johnny

22. Ancient tombstones

23. Aunt

24. Children in the Grave

25. Old street lamps

26. The old man will never do anything wrong.

27. Old house

28. Swan Nest

29. Create

30. Ice Girl

3 1, imps and small businessmen

32. The story of sunshine

33. Ibrahimovic and Little Christine

34. Dream God

35. The old god is not dead yet.

36. The gardener and his noble master

37-year-old calligrapher

38.teapot

39. Little green thing

40, a little achievement

4 1, Paradise Garden

42. The hardest thing to believe is.

43. A silver coin

Volume III

1, sausage stick soup

2. Nightcap for bachelors

3. Do something.

4. The last dream of the old oak tree

5. Letter reader

6.the daughter of the king of the swamp

7. Things that run fast

8. Zhong Yuan

9. The Evil Prince

10, Doyle and his daughter

1 1, Bread Girl

12, tower keeper Ole

Anne Lisbeth, 13

14, children speak without restraint

15, a string of pearls

16, ink pen and ink bottle

17, children in the grave

18, household cock and wind cock

19, "so cute"

20. A story of Shagang.

2 1, puppet show.

22. Two brothers

23. Old church clock

24. 12 people came by mail.

Dung beetles.

26. What Dad does is always right.

27. Snowman

28. At the duck farm

29. Muse in the new century

30. Ice Girl

3 1, butterfly

32. Mind

Volume iv

1, snails and rose trees

2. The ghost has entered the city.

3. Jet mill

4. Silver bonnet

5. Bishop Boer Elon and his relatives

6. In the nursery

7. Gymboree

8. The wind blew away the signboard.

9.teapot

10, Bird of Folk Songs

1 1, little green thing

12, Elf and Wife

13, Bede, Peter and Pierre

14, hidden but not forgotten.

15, the janitor's son

16, relocation day

17, lied about summer

18, menstruation

19, toad

20, the godfather's picture album

2 1, broken

22. Islands and Greenland

23. Who is the happiest?

24. Tree essence

25. Look at the greedy family.

26, thistle experience

27. What can you think of?

28. Good luck may be a sign.

29.comets

30. Every day of the week

3 1, the story of sunshine

32. Great grandfather

33.candles

34. The hardest thing to believe is that

35. What did the family say?

Dance, dance, my little baby.

37. Sea Python

38. Gardeners and masters

39. Fleas and professors

40. What did old Johnny say?

4 1, door key

42. A lame child

43, toothache menstruation

44 years old, the daughter of Hai.

45, neighbors

46. Nightingale

(5) Extended reading of Andersen's fairy tales in grade three:

Creation background

In Andersen's time, Denmark was still an autocratic society, and social life was rarely touched since the Middle Ages. After entering the nineteenth century, a series of major historical changes have taken place, and the national strength was wasted due to the Napoleonic War.

The failure in Norway, the economic recession in the 1920s, the king's transition from a royalist position to dictatorship, and the prudence and compromise of the middle class made the society basically in a state of political oppression and cultural ignorance.

In Andersen's works, we also feel the gray and depression of this era everywhere. Andersen created the modern expression of fairy tales, and he used the "children" perspective of fairy tales to see through the complex life of modern people.

Andersen made fairy tales surpass the legendary imagination of folk literature and become a distinctive personal writing and modern skill exploration.

Title of fairy tales: What are the titles of fairy tales?

Howe's fairy tales, Andersen's fairy tales, Grimm's fairy tales, Arabian Nights, Wilde's fairy tales, etc.

1, Fu Hao fairy tales

Haugh's Fairy Tales is a collection of fairy tales created by German writer wilhelm hauff and published in 1826- 1828. Howe's fairy tales were published in two volumes in 1826 and 1827 respectively: Caravan, Bishop Alexander and His Slaves; 1828, when the third volume of the fairy tale "Hotel in Spisal" was published, the author died prematurely.

The first volume, the caravan, mainly includes the stork king, the strange boat, the story of chopping hands, the rescue of Fajima, the little Muk and the fake prince.

The second volume, Bishop Alexander and His Slave, mainly includes The Short Nose, The Young Englishman and The Story of arman Zuo. The third volume, The Pub of Spear, mainly includes The Suffering of Said, The Shield with Deer and The Cold Heart.

2. Andersen's fairy tales

Andersen's fairy tales are a collection of fairy tales created by Danish writer Andersen, which consists of 166 stories. Andersen's fairy tales have a wide range of themes. Among his many fairy tales, tragic stories occupy a considerable weight, from the stories told in Daughter of the Sea in the middle period of creation to Old Johnny in the late period of creation, tragedies are everywhere.

These works end with people's disillusionment with the ideal life and beautiful vision, the failure of people's spiritual pursuit, the trampling of good hearts, and the persecution or slavery of good workers.

3.grimm's fairy tales

Grimm's Fairy Tales is a German folk literature work collected, arranged and processed by German linguists jacob green and william green.

Grimm's fairy tales have a wide range of contents and diverse genres. Besides fairy tales, there are folk stories, jokes and fables. Among them, stories can be roughly divided into three categories: first, ghost stories, such as Cinderella, Snow White, Princess Rose, frog prince, dwarf and old shoemaker, monsters in glass bottles and so on. These stories are tortuous, thrilling and unpredictable.

The second is anthropomorphic fairy tales featuring animals, such as Tom and Jerry, wolf and the seven little kids and The Golden Bird. The animals in these stories are full of human feelings and animal characteristics, vivid and lovely.

Third, stories about daily life, such as happy Hans and three brothers. The characters in these stories are hardworking, simple, humorous and lovely.

4. Arabian Nights

The Story of One Day and One Night is a collection of Arabic folk stories, also known as Arabian Nights.

According to legend, there was a Sasan kingdom between ancient India and China. King Ruyal was cruel and jealous, so he killed the queen because of her bad behavior. After that, he married a girl every day and killed her the next morning as revenge.

Scheherazade, the daughter of the Prime Minister, volunteered to marry the king to save the innocent woman and attract the king by telling stories. Every night, at dawn, the king couldn't bear to kill her and allowed her to continue talking the next night.

Her story has been told for 1001 nights, and the king was finally moved to grow old with her. Gorky praised it as "the most magnificent monument" in the history of world folk literature because of its rich content and large scale.

5. Wilde's fairy tales

Wilde's Fairy Tales is a book published by Yilin Publishing House in June 2003. The author is Oscar Wilde. This book includes Happy Prince, Nightingale and Rose, selfish giant, loyal friend, great rocket, young king, princess's birthday, fisherman and his soul, stars.

The story language in Wilde's fairy tales is gorgeous and beautiful, and the plot is pure and vivid, which is the embodiment of a perfect world. If you study it carefully, you will be able to appreciate the changes in the world and the philosophy of life.

What are the characteristics of fairy tales in grade three?

Fairy tales are characterized by fantasy and rich imagination. The main things and characters depicted in fairy tales are virtual. However, fairy tales should be rooted in reality. Fairy tales generally use exaggeration and personification, and follow certain logic to develop bizarre plots. In addition, they often use symbolic techniques to create fantasy images to summarize the interpersonal relationships in reality.

Fairy monsters can be written in the fantasy of fairy tales, such as beauty and beasts, coming back from the dead, such as Snow White, and even insects, fish, birds and beasts can have people's thoughts and behaviors, such as ugly ducklings. Fairy tales are based on' fantasy' on the one hand and' truth' on the other. There are wonderful stories that are full of temptations for children and arouse their curiosity and reading pleasure.

(7) Extended reading of Andersen's fairy tales in the third grade:

Fairy tales refer to a genre of children's literature, which helps children to know the society and understand life with wonderful stories, and guides you to be a sensible person and distinguish right from wrong. The main purpose of fairy tales is to teach people courage, enthusiasm, kindness, optimism and kindness, and to oppose meanness, cowardice, evil and hypocrisy.

Famous fairy tale books include Andersen's Fairy Tales, Grimm's Fairy Tales, Happy Prince and Arabian Nights.

1. Andersen's fairy tales are a collection of fairy tales created by Danish writer Andersen. * * * consists of 166 stories. And * * * clearly hate, but enthusiastically praise the working people, praise their kindness and purity. Among them, the famous stories are: Little Mermaid, Ugly Duckling, Little Match Girl, Thumbelina and so on.

Primary school students must read idiom stories in grade three. buy