SHORT MORAL STORIES FOR KIDS IN ENGLISH | BEDTIME STORIES

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RITEISH'S THREE RABBIT MOLES | BEDTIME STORIES

RITEISH'S THREE RABBIT MOLES

Ritesh studied in class III. He had three small cute rabbits. Ritesh loved his rabbit very much. Before going to school, he used to bring green soft grass from Pak and feed his rabbit. And then went to school. He used to bring grass for him even after coming from school.

It is a matter of one day that Riteish was delayed for school. He could not bring grass, and went to school. The rabbit was not in his house when he came from school. Ritesh searched a lot but could not find anywhere. Everyone asked, but the rabbit could not be found anywhere.Ritesh became sad, crying and eyes turned red. Ritesh started crying in the park. After a while he sees that all three of his rabbits were eating grass, and playing. Ritesh was happy and understood that he was hungry so he came to the park. When I feel hungry, I ask for food from my mother. But they don't have either. He also felt sad and was happy to meet the rabbit.

Moral Education - One who understands the pain of others does not even know grief.

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MOTHERHOOD | MOTHER'S LOVE | A SMALL STORY OF MOTHER'S LOVE | BEDTIME STORY

MOTHERHOOD

There used to be a bird named Surili on the mango tree. He made a very beautiful nest. In which his small children lived together. Those children did not know how to fly yet, that's why Harmilis used to feed them all.

One day when it was raining fast. Then the children of Surili started feeling very hungry. The children started crying very loudly, all the children were crying after seeing this loudly. Surilie did not like her children's crying. She was silencing them, but the children were suffering from hunger, so they were not being silent.Harmonic got into thinking, where will I get food from in such a heavy rain? But if the food is not brought, then how will the hunger of the children be calmed. After thinking for a long time, Surili took a long flight and reached Panditji's house.

Pandit ji kept rice pulses and fruits found in the courtyard in the courtyard. The bird looked up and placed a lot of rice in its mouth for the children. And immediately flew from there.Upon reaching Ghosle, the bird fed rice grains to all the children. The children were full, they all fell silent and started playing among themselves.

Moral -

There is no addition to the mother's love in the world, by putting her life in distress, she also works in the interest of her children.

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UNITY MAKES EVERYTHING POSSIBLE

Once upon a time there was a king. He had a big kingdom. One day he got the idea to visit the country and he planned to visit the country and went for a walk. When he returned from the journey, he came to his palace. He complained to his ministers of aching feet. The king said that the pebble stones that were on the way pierced my feet and some arrangements should be made for this. After thinking for some time, he ordered his soldiers and ministers that the entire roads of the country be covered with leather. Hearing such a command of the king, everyone was in a hurry. But nobody dared to refuse. It was certain that a lot of money was needed for this work. But still no one said anything. A little later, an intelligent minister of the king drew a tip. He went to the king fearfully and said that I want to give you a suggestion.If you do not want to waste so much money unnecessarily, then I have a good idea. Due to which your work will be done and waste of unnecessary money will also be saved. The king was surprised because for the first time someone spoke of disobeying him. He said what is the suggestion. The minister said that instead of covering the entire country roads with leather, why don't you cover your feet using a piece of leather. The king looked at the minister with surprise and ordered him to make a shoe for him. This story teaches us an important lesson that one should always think of a solution that is more useful. It is not wise to think of a hasty unforeseen solution. Good solutions can also be derived from interactions with others.

 

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