初二英語故事演講稿演講稿一：《TheAntandtheDove》Goodmorning/afternoon,dearteachersandclassmates!Today,I'dliketoshareashortandmeaningfulstorywithyou.It'scalled"TheAntandtheDove".Onehotday,anantwassearchingforsomewater.Afterwalkingaroundforsometime,shecametoasmallriver.Asshetriedtodrinkfromtheriver,sheslippedandfellintothewater.Shewasstrugglinghardtokeepherselfafloat,butthecurrentwastoostrongforher.Adovewassittinginatreenearby.Whenitsawthepoorantintrouble,itfeltpityforher.Thedovequicklypluckedaleaffromthetreeanddroppeditintothewaterneartheant.Theantclimbedontotheleafandwassavedfromdrowning.Notlongafterthat,ahuntercameby.Hesawthebeautifuldoveinthetreeandaimedhisgunatit.Justashewasabouttoshoot,theant,whowasstillontheground,noticedwhatwashappening.Shequicklycrawledupthehunter'slegandbithimhard.Thehuntercriedoutinpainandhisshotmissedthedove.Thedoveheardthenoiseandflewawaytosafety.Thisstorytellsusthatnomatterhowsmallorweakweare,wecanstillhelpothers.Andkindnesswillalwaysberewarded.Weshouldalwaysbereadytolendahelpinghandtothoseinneed.Thankyou!演講稿二：《TheBoyWhoCriedWolf》Helloeveryone!I'mheretotellyouawell-knownstory,"TheBoyWhoCriedWolf".Onceuponatime,therewasayoungshepherdboy.Hewasinchargeofaflockofsheeponahillsidenearhisvillage.Oneday,whilewatchingthesheep,hegotbored.Toamusehimself,hedecidedtoplayatrick.Heshoutedatthetopofhisvoice,"Wolf!Wolf!Thewolfisattackingthesheep!"Thevillagers,hearinghiscries,rushedoutofthevillagewiththeirtoolstohelphimdriveawaythewolf.Butwhentheyreachedthehillside,theyfoundnowolfatall.Theboylaughedatthem,sayinghewasjustjoking.Thevillagerswereangrybutwentbacktothevillage.Afewdayslater,theboyplayedthesametrickagain.Oncemore,thevillagerscamerunningtohelphim,onlytofindthattheyhadbeenfooledagain.Theywereverydisappointedwiththeboy.Thenoneday,arealwolfactuallycame.Theboywasterrifiedandshoutedasloudlyashecould,"Wolf!Wolf!Help!"Butthistime,thevillagersthoughthewasplayinganotherjokeanddidn'tcometohisrescue.Thewolfattackedthesheepandsomeofthemwerekilled.Theboylearnedaveryhardlesson.Thisstorywarnsusnottolie.Lyingwillmakepeoplelosetrustinus,andintheend,itmaybringseriousconsequencestoourselves.That'sallformystory.Thankyou!演講稿三：《TheTortoiseandtheHare》Dearfriends,todayIwanttotellyoutheclassicstoryof"TheTortoiseandtheHare".Therewasaproudharewhoboastedabouthowfasthecouldrun.Oneday,hesawaslow-movingtortoiseandmadefunofit."Youaresoslow!Icanruncirclesaroundyou,"saidthehare.Thetortoise,notatalldiscouraged,replied,"Well,let'shavearacethen."Theharelaughedloudlyandagreedimmediately.Hethoughtitwouldbeaneasywin.Theracebegan.Theharetookofflikeaflash,leavingthetortoisefarbehind.Afterrunningforawhile,theharelookedbackandcouldn'tevenseethetortoise.Hethought,"Ihavesomuchtime.Icantakealittlenapandstillwin."Sohelaydownunderatreeandsoonfellasleep.Meanwhile,thetortoisekeptmovingforwardslowlybutsteadily.Itdidn'tstopforamoment,eventhoughitwasgoingataveryslowpace.Whentheharefinallywokeup,helookedaroundandwasshockedtofindthatthetortoisewasalmostatthefinishline.Heranasfastashecould,butitwastoolate.Thetortoisecrossedthefinishlinefirstandwontherace.Thisstoryteachesusthatbeingsteadyandpersistentismoreimportantthanbeingfast.Nomatterhowdifficultthetaskis,ifwekeepworkinghardanddon'tgiveup,wecanachievesuccess.Thankyouforlistening!演講稿四：《Cinderella》Goodday,everyone!Now,letmeintroduceyoutothewonderfulstoryof"Cinderella".Cinderellalivedwithherstepmotherandtwostepsisters.Theywereverycrueltoher.Shehadtodoallthehouseworkwhileherstepsistersdidnothingbutdressupandgotoparties.Oneday,aninvitationtotheroyalballarrivedattheirhouse.Thestepsisterswereexcitedandspenthourschoosingtheirdressesandgettingready.Cinderellaalsowantedtogo,butherstepmothersaid,"You?There'snoway!Youhavetoomuchworktodo."However,akindfairygodmotherappeared.Withawaveofhermagicwand,sheturnedapumpkinintoabeautifulcarriage,miceintohorses,andgaveCinderellaagorgeousdressandapairofglassslippers.ShetoldCinderellatocomebackbeforemidnightbecausethemagicwouldwearoffthen.Cinderellawenttotheballandwasthemostbeautifulgirlthere.Theprincewasimmediatelyattractedtoheranddancedwithherallnight.Butastheclockstrucktwelve,Cinderellarememberedthefairygodmother'swordsandranawayinahurry.Inherhaste,sheleftoneofherglassslippersbehind.Theprincesearchedeverywhereforthegirlwhofittheglassslipper.Finally,hefoundCinderella.Theygotmarriedandlivedhappilyeverafter.Thisstoryshowsusthatkindnessandgoodnesswillalwaysberewarded.Eveninthefaceofdifficulties,weshouldneverlosehope.Thankyou!演講稿五：《SnowWhite》Hello,everyone!TodayIwilltellyouthestoryof"SnowWhite".SnowWhitewasabeautifulprincess.Herstepmother,thequeen,wasextremelyjealousofherbeauty.Thequeenhadamagicmirrorthatcouldtellherwhowasthemostbeautifulwomanintheland.Everyday,shewouldaskthemirror,"Mirror,mirroronthewall,whoisthefairestofthemall?"Andthemirroralwaysanswered,"SnowWhiteisthefairestofthemall."Filledwithenvyandhatred,thequeenorderedahuntertotakeSnowWhiteintotheforestandkillher.Butthehuntercouldn'tbeartoharmthekind-heartedprincess.HeletSnowWhitegoandtoldhertorunawayandhide.SnowWhitewandereddeepintotheforestuntilshefoundasmallcottage.Insidethecottagelivedsevendwarfs.Theywereminers.WhentheycamehomeandsawSnowWhitesleepingontheirbeds,theyweresurprisedatfirst,butthentheywelcomedher.Thequeen,thinkingSnowWhitewasdead,askedthemirroragain.Tohershock,themirrorstillsaidSnowWhitewasthemostbeautiful.RealizingthatSnowWhitewasstillalive,thequeendisguisedherselfasanoldpeddlerwomanandwenttothecottage.ShegaveSnowWhiteapoisonedapple.SnowWhitetookabiteandfellintoadeepsleep.Thedwarfswereheartbroken.TheyputSnowWhiteinaglasscoffin.Justthen,aprincepassedby.HewasdeeplymovedbySnowWhite'sbeautyandkissedher.Miraculously,SnowWhitewokeup.TheprinceandSnowWhitegotmarriedandreturnedtohiskingdom,livingahappylife.Thisstoryremindsusthatloveandgoodnesscanovercomeevil.That'sallformystory.Thanks!演講稿六：《TheUglyDuckling》Dearteachersandclassmates,I'mgoingtotellyouthestoryof"TheUglyDuckling".Onceuponatime,inafarmyard,amotherduckwashatchinghereggs.Onebyone,thelittleducklingshatchedout,butthelasteggtookalongtimetobreak.Whenitfinallydid,abig,uglyducklingemerged.Theotherducklingsmadefunofhimbecauseofhisstrangeappearance.Theypeckedathimandwouldn'tlethimplaywiththem.Eventhemotherduckthoughthewasdifferentanddidn'tpaymuchattentiontohim.Sotheuglyducklingfeltverysadandlonely.Heleftthefarmyardandstartedtowander.Duringhisjourney,hefacedmanydifficulties.Hewaschasedbydogs,andhehadtoendurethecoldandhunger.Buthenevergaveup.Aswinterpassedandspringcame,theuglyducklingfoundhimselfinabeautifulgarden.Thereweremanyswansswimminginthelake.Hewasafraidtoapproachthematfirst,butwhenhesawhisreflectioninthewater,hewasshocked.Hewasn'tanuglyducklinganymore.Hehadgrownintoabeautifulswan!Thisstorytellsusthatweshouldneverjudgeothersbytheirappearance.Everyonehastheirownuniquevalue,andaslongasweperseverethroughdifficulties,wecanachieveourtruepotential.Thankyou!演講稿七：《TheLittleRedRidingHood》Goodafternoon,everyone!Letmetellyouthestoryof"TheLittleRedRidingHood".Therewasalittlegirlwhoalwaysworearedridinghood,sopeoplecalledherLittleRedRidingHood.Oneday,hergrandmotherwasill.Hermotheraskedhertotakeabasketoffoodtohergrandmother'shouseintheforest.LittleRedRidingHoodsetoff.Ontheway,shemetawolf.Thewolfwasverycunning.HeaskedLittleRedRidingHoodwhereshewasgoing.Sheinnocentlytoldhimshewasgoingtohergrandmother'shouse.Thewolfthoughtofabadidea.HetoldLittleRedRidingHoodtopicksomeflowersintheforestanddelayherjourney.Thenherantothegrandmother'shouse.Thegrandmotherwasinbed.Thewolfatethegrandmotheranddressedupinherclothes,lyinginthebedwaitingforLittleRedRidingHood.WhenLittleRedRidingHoodarrivedatthehouse,shenoticedsomethingwaswrongwith"grandmother".Butshewastoonaive.Thewolfjumpedoutofthebedandwasabouttoeather.Justthen,ahunterpassedby.Heheardthenoiseandcameintothehouse.ThehuntershotthewolfandsavedLittleRedRidingHoodandhergrandmother.Thisstorywarnsustobecarefulofstrangers.Weshouldnoteasilytrustothers,especiallythosewithbadintentions.Thankyouforlistening!演講稿八：《AladdinandtheMagicLamp》Hello,everyone!Today,I'lltellyoutheexcitingstoryof"AladdinandtheMagicLamp".Aladdinwasapoorboywholivedinasmalltown.Oneday,anevilmagiciancametohimandpretendedtobehisuncle.ThemagiciantookAladdintoacaveandaskedhimtogetamagiclampinside.Aladdinenteredthecaveandfoundthelamp.Butwhenherefusedtogiveittothemagicianimmediately,themagiciangotangryandtrappedhiminthecave.Aladdinrubbedthelampindespair,andsuddenlyagenieappeared.ThegeniesaiditcouldgrantAladdinthreewishes.Aladdinfirstwishedtogetoutofthecave.Thenheusedhissecondwishtobecomearichandpowerfulprince.Hebuiltamagnificentpalaceandheldagrandweddingwiththebeautifulprincessheloved.Theevilmagicianwasveryjealous.HestolethemagiclampwhenAladdinwasaway.Withthelamp,hemadethepalacedisappear.ButAladdindidn'tgiveup.Hefoundthemagicianandfoughtwithhim.Finally,hegotthemagiclampback.Withthehelpofthegenie,Aladdinrestoredthepalaceandlivedhappilywiththeprincess.Thisstoryshowsthatwithcourageandwisdom,wecanovercomedifficultiesandachieveourdreams.Thankyou!演講稿九：《TheEmperor'sNewClothes》Dearfriends,nowI'mgoingtotellyouthestoryof"TheEmperor'sNewClothes".Therewasanemperorwholovednewclothesmorethananythingelse.Twoswindlerscametothecityandclaimedthattheycouldmakethemostbeautifulclothesintheworld.Theseclothesweresospecialthatonlywisepeoplecouldseethem,whilefoolswouldseenothing.Theemperorwasveryinterested.Hegavetheswindlersalotofgoldandsilktomaketheclothes.Theswindlerspretendedtoworkhard,butinfact,theydidnothing.Theyjustputonashowofcuttingandsewing.Whentheclotheswere"finished",theswindlersshowedthemtotheemperor.Theemperorcouldn'tseeanything,buthewasafraidofbeingthoughtafool,sohepretendedtobeverysatisfied.Allhisministersalsopretendedtoseethebeautifulclothesbecausetheydidn'twanttobeconsideredstupid.Thentheemperordecidedtoparadethroughthecityinhis"newclothes".Everyoneonthestreetpretendedtoadmiretheclothes,exceptforalittleboy.The