The third grade choose several animals to make a story

The third grade animal stories are as follows:

The third grade self-composed animal fairy tale composition part 1:

One day, the sun was shining brightly and there was no cloud in the sky. In the forest, everyone was walking in the same direction for some reason. Oh! It turns out that everyone is going to participate in the annual animal job fair!

The first person to find a job is Uncle Elephant. He said: "I have a long trunk, and I have great strength." It's very big, I can move heavy things, and I'm very responsible. I want to find a job as a porter."

Woodpecker was not to be outdone, she said: "I have a big mouth. The point is very sharp, and I can catch the bugs from the trunk and eat them. I want to be an excellent doctor."

The monkey quickly said: "My balance ability is very good, I can stay in the tree. I can still pick big and sweet fruits when I walk around. I want to find a job as a picker."

Hua Leopard said: "I run very fast and I am very responsible. I want to be a running coach!”

The little animals rushed to introduce their strengths and talk about the jobs they wanted to apply for. All of a sudden, the whole forest was bustling with excitement. This animal application conference was so interesting!

Self-written animal fairy tale composition for third graders Part 2:

A sunny day , a rooster leisurely catches bugs on the grass. A hungry fox came out to look for food and found a rooster. His mouth watered with greed, and he began to think of ways to catch it without any effort.

The fox looked around and happened to see a hard short stick on the grass. Suddenly his eyes lit up and he thought of a good way: to knock out the rooster with a wooden stick. So it picked up the stick and tiptoed towards the rooster. Suddenly, the fox accidentally kicked a stone, and the stone fell near the rooster. The rooster then discovered the fox and was trembling with fear.

After a while, it tried hard to calm down. Knowing that it could not outrun the fox, it thought hard. Suddenly, an idea struck and it came up with a good idea. It pretended to be in pain and said to the fox: "Brother Fox, do you want to eat me? But I have a nasty infectious disease and I will die soon. If you eat me, you will die soon too." "The fox thought to himself: Being hungry is a trivial matter, but life is more important. It immediately dropped the stick and ran away.

At this time, the rooster showed a victorious smile and shouted loudly: "Brother Fox, why don't you eat me?" The fox ignored it and ran away faster. In this way, the rooster used his wisdom to scare away the fox. This story illustrates: When encountering difficulties, you must not shrink back, but must rack your brains to come up with all possible ways to overcome difficulties and win the final victory.