The little red hen lived in the yard. She spent almost all her time walking around the yard searching everywhere for worms. She loved worms very much; their taste was delicious, and she considered them essential for her chicks’ health. In the coop was a lazy cat lying at the barn door, not bothering even to scare the mice running here and there. As for the sheep, he was uninterested in what was going on around him as long as he found his food. ...
One day, Yogi and his student arrived at the big city. Yogi had undertaken to teach and train his student. They didn’t have money, but they needed food and a place to stay. The student was certain they were going to beg for their food and sleep in public parks at night. The student said: There is a big garden not far from here. Can we sleep there at night in the open air? Yogi answered his student’s question. The student said: Yes. ...
Uncle Sultan was a simple merchant who owned a small shop to sell salt. Uncle Sultan had a white donkey named Hamrun, and Uncle Sultan loved this donkey, until Hamrun became slow-moving, slept a lot, and worked little. The animals on the farm called him Hamrun the Lazy. One day, Uncle Sultan placed a load of salt on Hamrun the Lazy’s back to sell in the market. Hamrun walked as usual very slowly, talking to himself in distress: “When will I rest from this work? When will I eat and drink, sleep and not work?” While he was talking to himself, he fell into a small pool of water, and he started braying and saying: “What is this? I work and tire myself, and I also fall into water?!” ...
Muhammad screamed loudly, groaning when the dentist wanted to examine his teeth. The dentist smiled and patted his back, saying to him: Don’t be afraid, dear, I will give you anesthesia. The dentist held a syringe and gave little Muhammad a strong injection in his mouth. Muhammad cried out from its strength, but the skilled dentist quickly extracted the damaged tooth. The dentist held the tooth and placed it in front of Muhammad, saying to him: Look at this damaged tooth. I have wronged it. This tooth died because of your neglect, little one. If you had washed your teeth with a brush and toothpaste, or if you had used the miswak, this tooth would not have decayed and would have remained sound performing its work in your mouth. ...
This story revolves around nature and different animals, with the writer introducing the unique characteristics of each animal through a simple educational story for children. It contains an important moral to encourage the child to excel in a distinctive profession that suits them, without being distracted by others, or they will remain without a unique identity. The Story: One day, the smart donkey went on a journey to meet a group of new friends. As he walked along the road, the smart donkey saw an owl and got to know her. He found she knew the secrets of the stars, flying and looking in all directions with skill. ...
Karim was very eager to start the vacation, and his mother kept repeating that there would be a surprise during the vacation. Karim was very enthusiastic to know what this surprise was. After the exams ended and the summer season began, Karim felt that he was free like a small bird. He took his drawing book and got ready to draw and color in it. He was planning to play ball and watch television. Karim decided to do whatever he pleased during the vacation days. ...
Among the stories that highlight the feelings of fear that our children are exposed to, and perhaps we do not know how to deal with them often. Events of the story: The little turtle Owen was afraid to come out of her shell again, because she had been exposed to a strong thunderstorm that struck her shell hard. Since Owen heard the sound of the thunderstorm, she had become very afraid of everything. ...