大猫英语自然拼读 sam and the nut
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篇1
    Sam and the Nut
    Sam was a squirrel who lived in a big oak tree in the park. He loved eating acorns more than anything else in the world. Sam spent his days scurrying from tree to tree, gathering as many acorns as his little cheeks could carry.
    One sunny afternoon, Sam was out foraging for acorns as usual. He scampered across the green grass, sniffing the ground for the telltale scent of buried treasure. Suddenly, he spotted something gleaming in the sunlight beneath a park bench. Sam's eyes grew wide with delight. It was the biggest, roundest, most perfect acorn he had ever seen!
    Sam rushed over and scooped up the enormous nut in his paws. He could hardly believe h
is luck! This acorn was easily five times bigger than any other he'd found. Sam cradled it gently, admiring its smooth, golden-brown shell. He gave it a tender lick and his mouth watered at the thought of cracking it open.
    "I've got to take this home right away!" Sam said to himself. He tucked the gigantic acorn securely under his arm and scampered back towards his tree as fast as his little legs could carry him.
    When he reached the old oak, Sam shimmied up the rough bark to the entrance of his cozy nest. He rolled the acorn inside and collapsed on his bed of soft moss, panting with exhaustion from hauling such a heavy prize.
    After catching his breath, Sam eagerly began gnawing at the thick shell. He nibbled and chewed, growing more ravenous by the minute as the rich, nutty scent filled his nostrils. But no matter how hard he tried, Sam couldn't make so much as a dent in that stubborn acorn.
    Sam took a break, staring at the enormous nut in frustration. "It's no use," he sighed. "I'll never be able to crack this thing open by myself."
    Just then, Sam had an idea. He scampered back outside and tracked down his friend Samantha, a friendly gray squirrel who lived a few trees over.
    "Samantha!" he called, beckoning her over with a wave of his little paw. "I need your help with something!"
    Samantha hurried over, greeting Sam with a warm squirrel hug. "What's the matter, Sam?" she asked.
    "Look at this!" Sam pulled the massive acorn out of his nest and presented it proudly. Samantha's jaw dropped in amazement.
    "Where did you find that?!" she gasped.
    Sam recounted his lucky discovery under the park bench. "But I can't seem to open it no matter how hard I try," he added sadly. "Maybe if we both "
    Samantha grinned and gave Sam a playful nudge. "Don't worry, pal! There's no nut too tough for us squirrels!"
    The two friends got to work, taking turns gnawing and chipping away at the thick shell. They pushed and pulled, rolling the giant acorn back and forth between them, but still it refused to crack.
    After what felt like hours of effort, Samantha collapsed back onto her haunches, panting heavily. "This is simply im-poss-ible!" she wheezed.
spring怎么读英语发音视频    Sam slumped down next to her, equally exhausted. "You're right," he sighed. "I guess some things are just too big for little squirrels like us."
    Just then, a gruff voice startled them both. "Need some help with that?"
    Sam and Samantha looked up to see Frank the Woodpecker peering down at them from a branch above. The large red-crested bird had been watching their struggle with great amusement.
    "We'd really appreciate it, Frank!" Samantha said hopefully. She quickly explained about Sam's discovery.
    Frank chuckled and fluttered down beside the giant acorn. "Well, why didn't you say so sooner?" With a few powerful whacks of his sharp beak, the woodpecker easily pierced the tough shell. Sam and Samantha cheered as the acorn finally cracked wide open, exposing the tender nutmeat inside.
    As the two elated squirrels happily munched away, Frank flew off with a wink. "Any time, you crazy kidssss!" he called over his shoulder.
    From that day on, Sam learned that even the biggest nuts can be cracked with a and some help from friends. And whenever he took a bite of warm, buttery acorn, he smiled and thought of Frank the Woodpecker's mighty beak.
    The End
篇2
    Sam and the Nut
    It was a beautiful spring morning in the little town of Oakwood. Sam the squirrel woke up feeling quite hungry. He scurried out of his cozy tree hollow and started searching for some tasty nuts and seeds to eat for breakfast.

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