Problem-Solving

In the middle of winter, the season of storing and hiding, the sound of thunder was frightening hearts, and rain was pouring on all paths. Our friend Nakkar the Wood was facing one of the problems. He said: Oh God, what is this cold weather. I need help from Teacher Thalou before my roof collapses. Teacher Thalou was reading his book when the master Nakkar Wood reached him. No one would come at this time except someone with a problem. Thalou said to him: What brought you in this cold weather? Then he said to him: Please enter quickly. Nakkar Wood said to him: I know the time is late and the weather is cold. My problem might disturb you. Thalou said to him: Don’t worry, and rest a little. Tell me what your problem is. Nakkar Wood said: The roof has spoiled from winter again. I tried many times repeatedly to fix it but to no avail. ...

One very hot day, there was a crow feeling extreme thirst. The crow flew to search for water in all parts of the nearby fields. He kept searching for water for a long time but couldn’t reach any place that had water, until the crow felt weakness and fatigue from his extreme thirst. Suddenly, the crow saw below a water jug. The crow flew down to see if the jug contained water or not. Truly, the jug had water inside, and he had to drink immediately from inside the jug. ...

The Story of the Rooster That Wouldn’t Crow is a tale designed to develop a child’s cognitive skills. At the same time, it is an enjoyable and engaging story that presents a problem faced by a farmer. This problem encourages children to think of solutions, thereby enhancing their thinking and problem-solving abilities. Story Events: Farmer Harpole owned a large farm for growing various crops. However, due to a severe drought this summer, Uncle Harpole was unable to plant his summer crops. The poor weather meant the seeds would not grow well, and he would not have a successful harvest this year. ...