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Kids Best Moral Stories (2020) – Exomations stories
1.A Dishonest Friend
Once upon a time there were two friends named Rajesh and Manoj. They were lived in a same village and also they were best friends. One day they both of them left their homes to do business. Both of them promised each other to help each other in trouble times.
While walking, they both reached a terrible forest. The forest was very vast and rich. They both were afraid to see that dangerous forest.
Then suddenly they saw a bear coming from the front. They both were too frightened on seeing this. Rajesh was good climber when he watching the bear comes near, he immediately climbed on the tree and sat hidden in the leaves. But Manoj was not good climber so he was not able to climb on tree.
Then, he had heard from somewhere that bear does not eat the dead man. So he quickly stopped his breath and lay down on the ground. Then bear came near and smelling it and thinking that it was dead and he went from there.
When Rajesh see that bear was gone, he came down from the tree and asked the Manoj, “Get up friend, the bear had gone, tell me what he said in your ear? Then Manoj said, “Bear said that a selfish friend should not be trusted.”
Moral of the story→ Real friend is identified only in times of trouble. Friend is the one who comes when we have troubles and help us. Always stay from selfish friend.
2.John’s Surprise Short moral stories in English
There once lived a carpenter called John in a village. He worked faithfully for Charlie, the timber merchant. He made beautiful doors, windows, fences and furniture of all kinds. The merchant sold all the furniture that was made by the John to many people.
. The merchant became very famous. No one ever knew of the faithful carpenter who worked in his small shed. The carpenter was happy and satisfied with what the merchant paid him.
One day the carpenter went to the merchant and told him that he did not want to work anymore. Now, he wanted to spend time with his family. The merchant was ready to let him go but before that he wanted him to build a house of wood. The carpenter agreed. He wanted to complete the job soon so he put a lot of hard work and time in doing his work. He however used poor quality materials to build the house. After the house was completed, the merchant handed over the keys of the house to the carpenter and said, “Here is my gift for you.”
John was shocked and sad. He felt ashamed of his haste. He regretted it for the rest of his life.
Moral of the story – We should never do any work without thinking in haste.
3.A Camel and a Jackal Best stories in English
Once upon a time there was a jackal and his friend camel, they were best friends. One day the jackal said to his friend camel, ‘’Friend there is a big field of maize on the other side of the river. If you take me across the river on your back, we both shall have a good meal.” The camel agreed. The jackal sat on the camel’s back and they went to the other bank.
They entered the field and started to eat maize. The jackal soon finished his meal and he started howling. The camel asked him not to do so. But the jackal didn’t stop and he replied, “It is my habit. I cannot remain without howling after eating, so doesn’t stop me. The jackal again howled. The owner of the field heard him. He came running with a stick in his hand. The jackal hides himself behind the bushes. But the camel didn’t hide himself because he was tall to hide. Hence the owner of the field easily found camel, beat him and drove him away.
After sometime the jackal came to the camel and asked him what had happened. The camel spoke nothing and then the decided to return home, the jackal again sat on the camel’s back. When the camel reached the middle of the river, he started rolling over the river. The jackal said, “What are you doing?
I am drowning. Please stop it.” Then came said, “It is my habit. I cannot remain without rolling over in water after eating.” The camel rolled over the jackal and the jackal was drowned in the water and died.
Moral of the story →Tit for tat.
4.Bad Company
In a village there was a rich man his name was John. It had a son named Peter. He loved his son very much. His son lives with bad boys and he play with them. He also caught many bad habits from their bad friends. The rich man did not like his son to play with those bad boys. Because they spoiling him. He advised his son again and again to give up bad company but his son didn’t listen him. He was very sad.
After sometime he thought of a plan. One day he went to buy vegetables from the market. He also bought some apples and all the apples were fresh and good but one of them was rotten. He gave all the apples to his Peter and asked him to put them in a basket. The son did it.
After one week the rich man asked his son to bring out the apples. The Peter was surprised to see that all the apples were rotten. One rotten apple had spoilt all the good apples. Then his father said you see that all the apples were rotten because of one rotten apple. So if you play with your bad friends you will also spoil like your friends. Peter learnt a good lesson. Then he gave up the bad company and became a good boy.
Moral→ Better alone than in a bad company.
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5.The Bird with Two Heads
Once upon a time there was a lake, there lived a beautiful bird called Lilly. It had two heads but only one body. One day Lilly got rare type of berry. After eating the tasty berry, the first head said, ‘It was so delicious. This is a berry from heaven!’
The second head was disappointed that it did not get the berry. It said, ‘Why didn’t you share it with me if it was so?’
The first head replied, ‘We have a common stomach. So my eating a berry is the same as your eating it’.
A few days later, the second head found a poisonous blue berry. He said, ‘The other day you didn’t give me a share of the tasty berry. Now I am going to eat this poisonous fruit to make you suffer’.
Though the first head protested, the second head did not listen, and it quickly swallowed the deadly blue berry. Lilly, the bird with two heads, was dead.
Moral of the story – We should not do things that harm us further.
6.The Donkey and the Fox kids moral stories in english
Once upon a time there was a fox and his friend donkey. They both were best friends and lived together. They both of them made an agreement among themselves. They always promised to help each other. One day they both went to the forest to find food together.
Then suddenly a lion came there. The fox was clever so she cleverly went to the lion and said, "Your Majesty! If you will not harm me, I will bring the donkey to you. You will get your food and I will too. "
The lion obeyed the fox. The fox led the donkey into a deep pit by entangling him. While talking, the poor donkey did not pay any attention and he fell into the deep pit
The lion was in search of opportunity. First he attacked the fox and immediately killed her. After eating fox he also killed donkey.
Moral of the story:
The person who pushed Friend invites his own ruin.
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