Children

It is told that in a beautiful forest filled with tall trees and huge plants, there were four small friends: the duck Toote, the rabbit Bebo, the bear Dodo, and the mouse Fofu. The four friends were accustomed to playing together every day. One day the friends decided to build a cabin to play and gather in it, and to make it from brick, straw, and clay. The four friends began dividing and distributing tasks among themselves until they could build the small cabin. To start this, Fofu suggested that they conduct a draw to distribute the tasks. Bebo’s share was to collect clay from the pond, Toote collected wood and cut it, while Fofu dug in the ground to place the cabin’s foundations, and Dodo’s turn came at the end to put straw on the roof of the cabin. ...

The monkey Namis lived in the forest, and all the animals knew him, for his name meant mockery of others. The monkey Namis loved to mock his friends in the forest. The monkey Namis would wake up every day and sit at the top of the tree, thinking of a way to mock and laugh at others, and spend his day in mockery and sarcasm of the rest of the forest animals. ...

That story tells that excessive talking is a blameworthy habit, which can harm its owner and lead to his destruction, and that silence is a virtue that a person should adhere to in many times. Story events: It is told that on the shore of one of the beautiful lakes lived three friends: a turtle, a black duck, and a white duck. The two ducks loved the turtle even though she talked a lot. Therefore, they advised her to reduce her talking because excessive talking and chattering are bad habits. ...

It is told that on one of the autumn days, one of the ducks was waiting for her eggs to hatch with impatient eagerness. One day the first egg began to hatch, followed by the rest of the eggs until seven beautiful little ducks came out of the eggs, while the largest egg had not hatched yet. The mother waited several more days and said to herself: Perhaps that egg was delayed because it had the most beautiful duck. After several days of patience, the large egg finally hatched. But unfortunately, a large ugly duck came out of it covered with dark gray feathers. The mother was sad but said that perhaps when she grows up, she will become like her siblings. ...

In the beautiful forest, the rooster lived in happiness and joy, and living near him was a cunning fox living in a burrow. One day the cunning fox looked at the rooster and kept thinking of a trick to be able to catch that large rooster. The rooster, standing on the tree, felt strange movements and suspicious sounds coming from behind the tree, and he felt that some danger was approaching him. So the rooster made a big jump and stood on a high branch of the tree, and the cunning fox appeared. ...

It is told that in one of the forests a crow lived. The crow thought one day to mock the animals of the forest and deceive them, so he brought a box of yellow colors and began painting his black feathers with the yellow color. When the crow had painted all his feathers and looked at himself in the mirror, he saw that his color had become yellow. The crow rejoiced at his new color and began moving among the trees. The crow went to the forest birds and told them that he was a canary bird that came from a distant forest to live with them in their forest. But that trick did not fool the forest birds. ...

In a village called Sercy, there was a woman who gave birth to twins. They were two beautiful boys with such gentleness that whoever saw them loved them greatly. One of the twins was named Iba and had a white spot on his right hand, and the other was named Saiba and had a white spot on his left hand. The father and mother were very happy with them and very sad at the same time. You will ask why? Because there was a very bad custom and tradition in the customs and traditions of Sercy of killing twins. The leader of the city of Sercy had said: These twins must also die, but their father and mother did not want to kill them. ...

Two ant families lived in one of the large trees. One day, the weather became severely cold, and the rain was heavy, so the ant swarms hurried to their home and entered quickly into the large tree. The rain continued to fall for several days, and the ants would not be able to go out to gather food for themselves. The little ant felt severe hunger, so she went crying to her mother from the severity of hunger. But her mother told her that all the food they had was gone. ...

It is told that on a beautiful sunny day, the chickens came out of their nest while enjoying themselves and playing. They decided to spend the day in the fields for recreation and enjoying the beautiful golden sun rays. Among the chickens was a small gray chicken. The other chickens constantly mocked her because of her small size. The chickens went out jumping in happiness. When they started walking, the white chicken stopped and called out to her companions: Wait, my sisters, for today we will compete and see who will be the strongest and fastest. Before we begin, we must mock this gray chicken that we can hardly see. ...

I loved to do things with MAMA, I was walking with the feet small, and I was hearing the sound and reading the story with MAMA, so I said to her: I love to work with you, O my mother. MAMA: And one day of these days, MAMA said to me: You must work a lot of hard things, O my mother. I will help you, O my mother, but she said: You will do your things alone, O my mother, and then she started talking with him a lot of time slowly, and she said to her: What are you doing now, O my mother? I: I am doing now, O my mother. She: Have you done your work, O my mother? I: No, O my mother, I am doing now. She: Then think about the work you do with me, O my mother. ...