Fun Stories With A Moral

                       The Stork and the Crab An  old stork  lived by the side of a  fish pond . He was too old to catch fish anymore, so he had to come up with a plan to get food. Suddenly, he had a  wicked idea . He stood in the water with a  sad face . Seeing him, a  kind crab  crawled up and asked, “Why do you look so sad?” The stork sighed and said, “I’ve heard that this pond is going to dry up soon! I have to fly away to another pond to survive.” The crab, feeling  worried , asked the stork to  help save the fish  and other creatures in the pond as well. The stork  pretended to be kind  and agreed. He told the fish, “I will carry you to a new pond, one by one, in my beak.” Every day, the stork would take a couple of fish in his beak and  fly away . But instead of taking them to another pond, he would  fly far away, land in a secret spot, and eat them! ...

A Bundle of Sticks Once upon a time, three  neighbors  lived in a village. Each of them had a  field , but they all faced the same problem—their crops were  infested with pests  and  wilting . Every day, they tried different ways to  save their crops . • The  first farmer  used a  scarecrow  to keep pests away. • The  second farmer  sprayed  pesticides  on his field. • The  third farmer  built a  fence  around his field. However, none of their methods  worked . The Village Head’s Lesson Seeing their  struggles , the village head—an  old and wise farmer —called them for a meeting. He gave each farmer  a single stick  and asked them to  break it . The farmers easily snapped the sticks in half. Then, the old farmer gave each of them  a bundle of three sticks  and asked them to break it. This time,  no one could break the bundle . The villag...

Sonu Learns a Lesson One evening, Sonu’s friends came over to visit him, but they didn’t stay long. After chatting for a while, they left quickly. Sonu and Grandma’s Conversation Grandma:  “Your friends didn’t stay long, Sonu?” Sonu:  “Oh, no! They were just talking about how much fun they had today pulling Pratap’s leg.” Grandma:  “Pratap… isn’t he the new boy who joined your school?” Sonu:  “Yes. He is the smallest among all of us. Everybody is taller than him, so it’s easy to pick on him.” Grandma:  “Hmmm… just like the ant, isn’t it?” Sonu:  “The ant?” Grandma:  “Yes! Let me tell you a story…” The Tiny Ant and the Mighty Elephant Once upon a time, in a dense jungle, lived a huge elephant. Because he was much bigger than all the other animals, he always troubled them. In the same jungle, there was a hardworking family of ants. They were tiny but always busy collecting food for their colony. One day, as they were marching along, the big mean elephant...