Category: Education

One day, a big lion was sleeping under a tree. A little mouse ran over his body while playing. The lion woke up and caught the mouse with his big paw.

 

 

“How dare you wake me up!” roared the lion. “I will eat you!”

 

The mouse was scared and said, “Please don’t eat me. I’m very small. One day, I might help you.”

 

 

The lion laughed, “How can a small mouse help a big lion?” But he let the mouse go.

 

A few days later, the lion got caught in a hunter’s net. He roared and tried to break free, but the net was too strong.

 

 

Suddenly, the little mouse heard the lion’s roar. He ran to help and started chewing the rope. He worked hard and finally cut the net.

 

The lion was free! He said, “Thank you, little friend. I was wrong. Even small friends can be great helpers.”

 

Moral:

Never underestimate anyone. Even small people can do big things.

Once there was a hungry dog. He found a big piece of meat. He held it in his mouth and started walking back home.

 

On his way, he had to cross a bridge over a river. As he walked on the bridge, he looked into the water and saw his reflection. He thought it was another dog with another piece of meat.

 

The greedy dog wanted that meat too. So, he opened his mouth to bark at the “other dog,” and guess what happened? His meat fell into the water!

 

Now, the dog had no meat at all. He had been greedy and lost what he had.

He sat near the river, feeling very sad and hungry.

Moral:

Don’t be greedy. Be happy with what you have.

Once upon a time, there was a poor woodcutter named Ramu. He lived in a small village near a big forest. Every day, he would go to the forest, cut wood, and sell it in the market to earn money.

 

One day, Ramu was cutting a tree near a river. Suddenly, his axe slipped from his hands and fell into the deep water. Ramu was very sad. He sat by the river and cried, “How will I work now? That was my only axe.”

 

 

Just then, a fairy appeared from the water. She asked Ramu, “Why are you crying?” Ramu told her the truth.

 

The fairy smiled and went back into the water. When she came out, she had a golden axe in her hand. “Is this your axe?” she asked.

 

Ramu looked at the shiny golden axe but said, “No, this is not mine.”

 

The fairy went back into the water and came out with a silver axe. “Is this your axe?” she asked.

 

Again, Ramu shook his head and said, “No, that is not mine either.”

 

 

 

 

For the third time, the fairy went into the water and brought out his old iron axe. Ramu’s eyes lit up, and he said, “Yes! That one is mine!”

 

The fairy was very happy with Ramu’s honesty. She gave him all three axes—the golden, the silver, and his old iron one. Ramu thanked her and went home with a big smile.

Moral:

Always be honest. Honesty is always rewarded.

Once upon a time, there was a hungry fox moving here and there in search of food. Then suddenly, he found a bunch of grapes, and she tried to get the grapes to catch them and eat them. It was a hot summer, and she tried to get food but failed. Then suddenly, she saw a garden of grapes, so she decided to get the grapes to fulfill her appetite. Then she decided to get the grapes and jumped to fetch them, but failed.

 

 

She tried hard to get the grapes but failed to get the grapes; after she tried lots of efforts but failed due to she couldn’t get the grapes, all her efforts went to waste, then she decided to get the grapes after losing all the efforts.

 

She decided to leave the grapes to eat because she couldn’t reach them, and she left the grapes after saying this to in mind Grapes are sour.

 

The moral of the story is,

 

Never lose Hope!

Never Give up!