Top 15 Truyện Cổ Tích Tiếng Anh Ngắn Gọn Cho Bé

bên cạnh những cách học tiếng anh truyền thống, truyện cổ tích tiếng anh cũng là một lựa chọn mà ba mẹ không thể bỏ qua khi mugi dưới đây là 15 câu chuyện cổ tích tiếng anh song ngữ hay nhất do pops kids chọn lọc.

truyện cổ tích tiếng anh là gì?

trong tiếng anh, truyện cổ tích ược gọi là “fairy tales”, là những câu chuyện mang màu sắc giả tưởng, thường có nhiều tốn thốn thỳ. darling…

Truyện cổ tích thường ược kể cho các bé nghe trước khi đi ngủ ể giúp bé phat triển ngôn ngữ, Trí tưởng tượng, ồng thời học ược ược nhiều bổc bổc bổ.

một số từ vựng tiếng anh thường gặp trong truyện cổ tích:

• protagonist: nhân vật chính
• conflict: mâu thuẫn
• plot: cốt truyện
• goblin: yêu tinh
• prince: hoàng tử
• tiara: vương miện (của công chúa/hoàng hậu)
• curse: lời nguyền
• damsel: thiếu nữ
• evil: xấu xa
• adventure: cuộc phiêu lưu
• hero: anh hùng
• forest: khu rừng
• tower: tháp
• enemy: kẻ địch
• fairy: tiên
• bear: with gấu
• stepmother: mẹ kế
• spell: mê hoặc
• myth: thần thoại
• crown: vương miện (của hoàng đế)
• godmother: mẹ đỡ đầu
• maiden: người hầu
• wand: đũa phép
• villain: nhân vật phản diện
• dwarf: chú lùn
• castle: lâu đài
• spell: thần chú
• dragon: rồng
• knight: kỵ sĩ
• beast: quái vật
• Once upon a time…: ngày xửa ngày xưa
• happily ever after…: sống hạnh phúc mãi mãi

tổng hợp truyện cổ tích tiếng anh cho bé hay nhất

nàng công chúa và hạt đậu – the princess and the pea

truyện công chúa và hạt đậu tiếng anh

“once upon a time there was a prince who wanted to marry a princess, but she would have to be a real princess. she traveled all over the world to find one, but nowhere could she get what she wanted. there were quite a few princesses, but it was hard to tell if they were real. there was always something about them that wasn’t as it should be. so she came home and was sad, because she would have liked very much to have a real princess.

one night a terrible storm broke out; There was thunder and lightning, and the rain fell in torrents. Suddenly there was a knock at the city gate, and the old king went to open it.

It was a princess standing in front of the door. but oh my god! what a sight the rain and the wind had made her see. the water ran through his hair and her clothes; she would go down to the tips of her shoes and back out at the heels. and she however she said that she was a true princess.

Well, we’ll soon find out, the old queen thought. but she didn’t say anything, she went into the bedroom, took all the bedding off the frame and put a pea on the bottom; then she took twenty mattresses and put them on the pea, and then twenty quilts on top of the mattresses. on this, the princess had to lie all night. in the morning she was asked how she had slept.

“oh, too bad!” she said. “I have barely closed my eyes all night. heaven only knows what was on the bed, but i was lying on something hard so i was black and blue all over my body. It’s awful!”

now they knew she was a true princess because she had felt the pea through the twenty mattresses and twenty duvet beds. no one but a true princess could be as sensitive as that.

so the prince took her as his wife, because now he knew he had a real princess; and the pea was put in the museum, where it can still be seen if no one has stolen it.”

từ vựng trong truyện

• princess (n): công chúa
• storm (n): bão
• stream (n): dòng nước
• mattress (n): đệm
• museum (n): viện bảo tàng

cô bé bán diêm – the little matchgirl

truyện cô bé bán diêm tiếng anh

It was very cold and almost dark on the last evening of the old year, and the snow was falling fast. in the cold and darkness, a poor girl, bareheaded and barefoot, wandered the streets. It is true that she had slippers on when she left the house, but they did not help her much. they were very big, so big, in fact, that they had belonged to her mother, and the poor little creature had lost them running across the street to avoid two carriages that were rolling at a terrible speed. she couldn’t find one of her slippers, and a boy grabbed her other one and ran away with it, saying that he could use it as her crib when he had children of his own by her. This is how the girl continued with her little bare feet, which were quite red and blue from the cold.

in an old apron, he was carrying several matches and had a bunch of them in his hands. no one had bought anything from him all day, and no one had given him a dime. trembling with cold and hunger, he crawled; poor girl, she looked like the picture of misery. Snowflakes fell on her long blonde hair, which hung in curls over her shoulders, but she didn’t look at them.

lights were shining in all the windows and there was a delicious smell of roast goose, because it was new year’s eve; yes, she remembered. in a corner, between two houses, one of which jutted out from the other, she sank down and huddled. he had sunk her little feet under her, but he couldn’t protect himself from the cold; and she didn’t dare go home, because she hadn’t sold any matches and she couldn’t take home a penny of money. her father would certainly hit her; besides, it was almost as cold at home as it was here, for they had only the roof to cover them, through which the wind howled, though the larger holes had been plugged with straw and rags.

Her little hands were nearly frozen with cold. oh! maybe a lit match could do some good, if she could take it out of the package and bang it against the wall, just to warm her fingers.

pulled one out – “scratch!” how it sputtered as it burned! he gave off a warm, bright light, like a small candle, as she held her hand over it. it was really a wonderful light. it seemed to the girl that she was sitting by a great iron stove, with polished brass feet and a brass ornament. how the fire burned! and she seemed so beautifully warm that the girl stretched out her feet as if to warm them, when, all the flame of the match went out, the stove vanished, and she had only the remains of the half-burnt match in her hand. /p>

he struck another matchstick on the wall. she burst into flame, and where her light fell on the wall it became as transparent as a veil, and she could see into the room. the table was covered with a snow-white tablecloth, on which rested splendid crockery and a steaming roast goose, stuffed with apples and dried plums. and what was even more wonderful, the goose jumped off the plate and walked across the floor, with a knife and fork to his chest, towards the girl. then the match went out and there was nothing left but the thick, wet, cold wall in front of her.

She struck another match and then found herself sitting under a beautiful Christmas tree. it was larger and more beautifully decorated than the one she had seen through the glass door of the rich merchant’s shop. Thousands of candles burned on the green branches, and colorful paintings, like the ones she had seen in the windows, contemplated everything. the little girl reached out her hand towards them and her match went out.

The Christmas lights rose higher and higher, until they looked like stars in the sky to her. she then saw a star fall, leaving behind a brilliant beam of fire. “Someone is dying”, the girl thought, because her old grandmother, the only one who had loved her, and who was now dead, had told her that when a star falls, a soul rises towards God.

He struck a match on the wall again and light shone around him; in her brilliance was her old grandmother, clear and resplendent, but at the same time gentle and loving in her appearance.

“Grandma,” the little boy yelled, “oh, take me with you; I know you’ll go when the match goes out; you will disappear like the hot stove, the roast goose and the great and glorious Christmas tree.”

and she hurriedly lit the whole bundle of matches, because she wanted her grandmother to stay there. and the matches shone with a light that was brighter than noon, and his grandmother had never looked so big or so beautiful. She took the girl in her arms, and they both flew up in brightness and joy far above the earth, where there was no cold or hunger or pain, because they were with God.

at dawn in the morning the poor thing lay, with pale cheeks and a smiling mouth, leaning against the wall; He had frozen to death on the last evening of the year, and the New Year’s sun came out and shone on a little corpse! the girl sat still, in the rigidity of death, holding the matches in her hand, one of which was burnt.

“He tried to get hot,” some said.

Nobody imagined the beautiful things they had seen, or what glory they had entered with their grandmother, on New Year’s Day.

từ vựng trong truyện

• match (n): diêm
• darkness (n): bong tối
• adornment (n): vật trang trí
• candle (n): nến
• appearance (n): ngoại hình
• creature (n): sinh vật
• glory (n): hào quang

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cô bé tí hon – thumbelina

truyện cô bé tí hon tiếng anh

A long time ago and far, far away, an old woman was sitting in her rocking chair thinking how happy she would be if she had a child. then, she heard a knock on the door and opened it. A lady was standing there and she said, “If you let me in, I’ll grant you one wish.” the old woman let the woman in firstly because she felt sorry for her, secondly because she knew what she would want for… a child. After washing the lady and feeding her, she saw that she was really beautiful.

The lady slept soundly all night and then, just before she left, she said, “Now about your wish. what do you want?”

The lady thought about the wishes of most people to be the richest person in the world, the most powerful person, the most intelligent and the most beautiful. but the old woman wanted

something the lady couldn’t believe. she said: “I would like to have a child.”

“what did you say?” she asked her because she was amazed at what the old lady was asking for. the old woman repeated what she said. “I would like to have a child.”

The lady then placed a small seed in the old woman’s hand and gave her instructions. “Plant this seed, water it carefully, take care of it and give it your love. if you do all those things, you will have a child.”

then the old lady did all the things the lady had told her. within a week, there was a beautiful yellow flower in place of the seed. the next day, the flower bloomed. Inside the flower was a beautiful girl who was the size of the woman’s thumb, so she named her thumbelina. she made him a little dress with gold threads. thumbellina slept in a nutshell and brought joy and happiness to the old lady.

but, one day when thumbellina went to take a nap, a frog jumped out the open window and said “you will be the perfect bride for my son”, and took thumbellina to a lily pad and jumped to find his son .

thumbellina screamed and some little guppies heard her and chewed on the roots of the lily pad to help her escape. Thumbellina’s lily pad floated away. a few hours later, she finally stopped floating. during the summer, she ate berries and drank the dew from the leaves. but then winter came and she needed shelter. A kind mouse let her stay with him, but she said, “You’ll have to marry my friend, mole, because I can’t stay with you one more winter.”

the next day he went to see mole. In one of the tunnels he found a sick bird and said: “poor thing, I’ll bury it”. then he discovered that he was still alive and nursed him until he was ready to fly. he flew away that fall he almost had to marry the mole. but then he heard a familiar tweet and an idea popped into the bird’s head.

“You can go down to the warm country,” said the bird, so thumbellina jumped on the bird’s back and flew into the warm country. People there who were like her renamed her Erin. she married a prince and lived happily ever after.

từ vựng trong truyện

• amazed (adj): kinh ngạc
• thumb (n): ngón tay cái
• float (v): trôi, nổi
• tunnel (n): đường hầm
• jump (v): nhảy

5 choo heo with – five little pigs

truyện 5 chú heo con tiếng anh

once upon a time there was a family of five little pigs, and mrs. pig, her mother, loved them all very much. some of these little pigs were very good and went to great lengths to please her. the older pig was so active and helpful that he was called mr. pork. one day he went to the market with his cart full of vegetables, but rusty, the donkey, he began to show his bad temper before he had gone very far down the road. all the coaxing and whipping failed to get him to budge. then mr. the pig pulled him out of the wells and, being very strong, took the cart to market himself.

When he got there, all the other pigs started laughing. but they didn’t laugh so hard when mr. the pig told them all his struggles on the way. Mr. pig wasted no time in selling his vegetables, and very soon rusty came trotting to the market, and as he now seemed ready to take his place in the cart, mr. the pig went home without delay. when he got there, he told the lady. pig the story of him, and she called him the best and most worthy son of him.

This little pig really wanted to go with his brother, but since he was so naughty that he couldn’t be trusted far away, his mother kept him home and told him to keep a good fire going while she went out to the miller to buy flour. but as soon as he was alone, instead of learning his lessons from him, he began to tease the poor cat. then he took the bellows, and cut the leather with a knife, to see where the wind came from: and as she could not find out, he began to cry. after this he broke all his brother’s toys; he stuck the ramrod through the drum, ripped the kite’s tail off, and then ripped the horse’s head off. and then he went to the cupboard and ate the jam.

when mrs. pig came home, she sat by the fire and, as she was very tired, she soon fell asleep. As soon as she did, this bad pig took a long handkerchief and tied it on her chair. but she soon woke up and found out about all the mischief he had been up to. she immediately saw the damage she had done to her brother’s toys. so she quickly she pulled out the thickest and heaviest birch from her and gave this naughty little pig a beating that she didn’t forget for a long time.

This little piggy was a very good and careful guy. he hardly gave his mother any trouble, and he was always happy to do whatever she told him to do. here you see him sitting with clean hands and face, in front of a rich roast beef, while his brother, the lazy pig, who is standing on a stool in the corner, donkey’s hat on, has nothing. he sat down and quietly learned the lesson from him, and asked his mother to listen to him repeat it. and this he did so well that mrs. the pig stroked his ears and forehead, and called him a good little pig.

After this, he asked her to let him help her make the tea. he brought everything she wanted and lifted the kettle from the fire, not spilling a drop on her toes or the rug. then he went out, after asking her mother’s permission, to play with her hoop. She had not walked far when she saw an old and blind pig, who with his hat in his hand was crying for the loss of his dog; so she put her hand in her pocket and found a halfpenny which she gave to the poor pig. it was for such considerate conduct as this that her mother often gave this little pig roast meat. Now we come to the little pig she didn’t have.

This was a very stubborn and stubborn little pig. her mother had set him to learn his lesson, but as soon as she went out into the garden, he ripped her book to shreds. when his mother returned, she ran out into the streets to play with other idle little pigs like him. after this he got into a fight with one of the pigs and received a severe beating. being afraid to go home, he stayed outside until it got dark and caught a bad cold. so they took him home and put him to bed and he had to take a lot of nasty medicine.

This little piggy went fishing. now he had been told not to enter the grounds of the grumpy farmer, who would not allow anyone to fish in his part of the river. but despite what he had been told, this silly little pig went there. he soon caught a very large fish, and while he was trying to get it home, the grumpy farmer came running with his big whip. he quickly dropped the fish, but the farmer caught it, and as he ran the whip across its back for a while, the little pig ran away, yelling, “pee, pee, pee,” all the way home.

từ vựng trong truyện

• cart (n): xe đẩy
• temperament (n): cơn giận dữ, sự nóng nảy
• worthy (adj): quý giá
• barely (adv): hiếm khi
• kettle (n): ấm nước
• fight (v):tranh cãi
• stubborn (adj): bướng bỉnh
• silly (adj): ngốc nghếch

jack và hạt đậu thần – jack and the beanstalk

truyện jack và hạt đậu thần tiếng anh

once upon a time there was a poor widow and her son jack. One day, Jack’s mother told him to sell her only cow. Jack went to the market and on the way he met a man who wanted to buy his cow. jack asked, “what will you give me in exchange for my cow?” The man replied, “I’ll give you five magic beans!” Jack took the magic beans and gave the man the cow. but when he got home, jack’s mother was very angry. she said, “fool! She took your cow away from you and gave you beans!” she threw the beans out the window. Jack was very sad and went to sleep without dinner.

The next day, when Jack woke up in the morning and looked out the window, he saw that a huge bean stalk had grown from his magic beans! he climbed up the bean stalk and reached a kingdom in heaven. there lived a giant and his wife. Jack entered the house and found the giant’s wife in the kitchen. Jack said, “Could you give me something to eat? I’m so hungry!” The kind wife gave him some bread and some milk.

While he was eating, the giant came home. the giant was very big and looked very fearsome. Jack was terrified and went and hid inside. the giant cried out, “fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman. whether he is alive or dead, I will grind his bones to make my bread! the wife said, “there is no child here!” so, the giant ate his food and then went to his room. he took out his sacks of gold coins, counted them, and put them aside. then he went to sleep. At night, Jack crept out of his hiding place, took a sack of gold coins and climbed down the bean stalk. at home, he gave the coins to his mother. his mother was very happy and they lived well for some time.

jack and the beanstalk fee fi fo fum! she climbed up the bean stalk and went to the giant’s house again. Once again, Jack asked the giant’s wife for food, but while he was eating, the giant returned. Jack jumped in fright and went and hid under the bed. the giant cried out, “fee-fifo-fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman. whether he is alive or dead, I will grind his bones to make my bread! the wife said, “there is no child here!” the giant ate his food and went to his room. there, he brought out a hen. he yelled, “lie down!” and the hen laid a golden egg. When the giant fell asleep, Jack took the chicken and climbed down from the bean stalk. Jack’s mother was very happy with him.

After a few days, Jack once again climbed the bean stalk and went to the giant’s castle. For the third time, Jack met the giant’s wife and asked her for food. once again the giant’s wife gave him bread and milk. But while Jack was eating, the giant came home. “fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman. whether he is alive or dead, I will grind his bones to make my bread! the giant shouted. “do not be silly! there is no child here! said his wife.

the giant had a magic harp that could play beautiful songs. While the giant slept, Jack picked up the harp and was about to leave. Suddenly, the magic harp cried out, “Help master! a boy is stealing from me! The giant woke up and saw Jack with the harp. Furious, he ran after Jack. but jack was too fast for him. he ran up the bean stalk and came home. the giant followed him down. Jack quickly ran into his house and looked for an axe. he began to cut the beanstalk. the giant fell and died.

jack and his mother were now very rich and lived happily ever after.

từ vựng trong truyện

• go up (v): lion
• giant (n): người khổng lồ
• harp (n): đàn hạc
• search (v): vung
• ax (n): rìu
• castle (n): lâu đài

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rùa và thỏ – the tortoise and the hare

truyện rùa và thỏ tiếng anh

A hare was making fun of the tortoise one day for being so slow.

“do you ever get anywhere?” she asked her with a derisive laugh.

“Yes,” replied the turtle, “and I get there sooner than you think. I’ll give you a run and prove it to you.”

the hare was very amused by the idea of ​​running a race with the tortoise, but for fun, he agreed. then the fox, who had agreed to act as judge, marked the distance and set the runners on their way.

The hare was soon out of sight, and in order for the tortoise to feel deeply how ridiculous it was for him to attempt a race with a hare, he lay down by the field to take a nap until the tortoise caught up with him. .

Meanwhile, the tortoise kept walking slowly but steadily and, after a while, passed by the place where the hare was sleeping. but the hare continued to sleep very peacefully; and when he finally woke up, the tortoise was close to the goal. the hare now ran as fast as possible, but couldn’t catch up with the tortoise in time.

slow and steady wins the race.

từ vựng trong truyện

• mocking (adj): mỉa mai
• judge (n): giám khảo
• consent (v) tán thành, đồng ý
• constantly (adv): đều đặn
• peacefully (adv): bình yên
• advance (v): vượt qua

kiến và châu chấu – the ant and the grasshopper

truyện kiến ​​​​và châu chấu tiếng anh

On a bright late autumn day, a family of ants were toiling in the hot sun, drying the grain they had stored for the summer, when a hungry grasshopper, violin under his arm, approached and humbly begged for help. eat something.

“what!” – cried the surprised ants -, haven’t you saved anything for the winter? what the hell were you doing all last summer?”

“I didn’t have time to store food”, complained the grasshopper; “I was so busy making music that before I knew it summer was gone.”

The ants shrugged in disgust.

“making music, right?” They cried. “Very good; now dance!” and they turned their backs on the grasshopper and continued with their work.

There is a time to work and a time to play.

từ vựng trong truyện

• bright (adj): tươi sáng
• autumn (n): mùa thu
• grain (n): ngũ cốc
• starving (adj): đói
• humbly (adv): khiêm tốn
• beg (v): van nài
• shrug: nhún vai

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giới thiệu những truyện cổ tích tiếng anh song ngữ khác nên đọc

cô bé quàng khăn đỏ – little red riding hood

câu chuyện “cô bé quàng khăn đỏ” ​​​​là một câu chuyện cổ tích nổi tiếng khác được viết bởi charles perrault. nó kể về câu chuyện của một cô bé đi lang thang vào rừng và bị lừa bởi một con sói đóng giả làm bà của cô.

câu chuyện này có các động từ đặc biệt dễ hiểu sẽ giúp bé mở rộng danh sách từ vựng về hành động tiếng anh và theo dchuyt.i câu

những từ các bé sẽ học được:

• waste time – đi chậm
• bong tối – một hình dạng hoặc khu vực tối
• hood – một tấm che đầu, thường được gắn vào áo khoác hoặc áo choàng
• swallowed – ăn một cách nhanh chóng
• hut – một ngôi nhà nhỏ ở nông thôn

hoàng tử ếch

truyện cổ tích tiếng anh “hoàng tử Ếch” là một câu chuyện cổ tích vui nhộn được viết bởi brothers grimm nổi tiếng. trong câu chuyện gốc, một nàng công chúa đánh rơi quả cầu vàng của mình xuống một con suối. Để lấy lại nó, cô phải làm bạn với một with ếch.

những từ các bé sẽ học được:

• jewels (n): đá quý
• reluctant (adj): không muốn
• cruel (adj): ác độc
• misfortunes (n): sự bất hạnh
• joy (n): vui vẻ; niềm hạnh phúc

ali baba và bốn mươi tên trộm – alibaba and 40 thieves

truyện cổ tích tiếng anh này xuất phát từ một bộ sưu tập truyện lớn hơn có tựa đề “1001 Đêm”. câu chuyện xoay quanh ali baba khi anh phải chiến thắng một nhóm cướp.

những từ các bé sẽ học được:

• merchant (n): thương nhân
• hide (v): che giấu
• heap (n): một đống
• envy (adj): đố kị
• prosperity (n): sự thịnh vượng

câu chuyện về chú thỏ peter – the tale of peter rabbit

một trong số rất nhiều câu chuyện nhỏ there are của beatrix potter, câu chuyện này kể về điều gì sẽ xảy ra khi một chú th -con tên là peter gặp rắc rối vì ì ì thứ th e /p>

có rất nhiều từ vựng tuyệt vời liên quan đến thiên nhiên và thực phẩm trong câu chuyện này để bé khám phá.

những từ các bé sẽ học được:

• mischief (adj): nghịch ngợm
• pan (n): một ổ bánh mì
• rake (n): một công cụ làm vườn được sử dụng để thu thập lá
• twisted (adj): quằn quại – vặn vẹo; di chuyển xung quanh một cách điên cuồng
• puzzled (adj): bối rối

chú mèo tham ăn – the cat that can eat so much

“the cat that can eat so much” là một câu chuyện cổ tích tiếng anh ngắn của các nhà văn peter christen asbjørnsen và jørgen engebretsen moe. câu chuyện kể về một con mèo gặp một loạt nhân vật khác nhau khi nó ăn tất cả những gì ella mình tìm được.

những từ các bé sẽ học được:

• stable (n): chuồng ngựa
• grab (v): nắm lấy, chiếm đóng
• hardly (adv): hầu như không
• orchard (n): một cánh đồng lớn cây ăn trái

cậu bé chăn cừu – the boy who cried wolf

câu chuyện cổ tích này của nhà văn ngụ ngôn Hy lạp nổi tiếng aesop kể về câu chuyện của một cậu bé lín tục nói dối mọi người vềc vệc nhìn theấy một cong. một ngày nọ, khi cậu thực sự nhìn thấy một con sói, không còn ai tin vào tiếng hét của cậu nữa.

những từ các bé sẽ học được:

• spanking (v) đánh đòn
• robust (adj): chắc chắn
• whining (v): thở dài
• trick (n): trò đùa
• shepherd (n): người chăn cừu

bọ cánh cứng phiêu lưu ký – the beetle that went on a journey

câu chuyện cổ tích của hans christian andersen kể về câu chuyện của một con bọ hung tự phụ tin rằng mình sẽ có được đôi giày vàng nhưa cᑧà>

những từ các bé sẽ học được:

• shoes (v): xỏ giày vào ngựa
• beyond (n): đằng kia
• delicate (adj): tinh tế, mong manh
• fatigued (adj): mệt mỏi
• big (adj): ấn tượng hơn, đẹp hơn hoặc phong phú hơn

tác dụng của học tiếng anh qua truyện cổ tích

khơi gợi hứng thú học tiếng anh cho trẻ

không máy móc, áp lực như những giờ học trên lớp, việc cho bé học tiếng anh qua truyện cổ tích tiếng anh có phụ ề tiếng viết ết tip tip. bé sẽ thích thú và chủ động mong muốn được đọc nhiều truyện hơn, từ đó hình thành thói quen chủ động học tiếàng anh ại t.

cung cấp nhiều từ vựng và mẫu câu phong phú

vì ặc điểm của Truyện cổ tích là những mẩu chuyện cho thiếu nhi nên đa số Truyện cổ tích tiếng anh ều có từ vựng gần gũi, quen thuộc với ời sối sối sối sối sối sối sối sối sối số bé sẽ dễ dàng ghi nhớ từ vựng và những cấu trúc ngữ pháp đơn giản từ khi còn bé. ngoài ra, những câu cảm thán thường thấy trong truyện cổ tích cũng giúp bé có thể bộc lộ cảm xúc bằng tiếng anh một cách tự nhiên hơn.

kích thích trí tưởng tượng và sáng tạo cho bé

những câu chuyện sinh động, hấp dẫn qua lời kể của ba mẹ sẽ mang lại cho bé sự tưởng tượng phong phú. Với Các yếu tố kỳ ảo, những câu chuyện về thế giới thần tiên và pHép thuật sẽ kích thích bé tưởng tượng, ồng thời hình thành nĂng lực khái

nhiều bài học nhân văn và mang tính giáo dục cao

bên cạnh những lợi ích trên, những câu Truyện cổ tích việt nam tiếng anh còn gửi gắm ến bé nhiều bài học there are về tình người và nhiều thông điệp nhân vĂn vĂn văn văn văn từ đó, bé sẽ được định hướng tính cách, nhận thức được cái đúng, cái thiện và có lối sống tích cực hơn.

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