Top ten stories with Morals for kids

  Once upon a time, there was a little bird named Tweety who lived in a beautiful forest. Tweety loved to sing and was known for his beautiful voice, but he was also known for his greed. In the forest, he would hoard all the seeds and berries for himself, never sharing with the other birds in the forest. One day, a severe storm hit the forest, and all the trees were destroyed. The birds were left without food or shelter. They turned to Tweety for help, but he refused to share his food, saying that he had worked hard to collect it all. As the days passed, the other birds started to get sick and weak. Tweety realized that his greed had led to the suffering of the other birds. As a result of his actions, he felt ashamed and ashamed. That night, Tweety had a dream where all the birds flew away, leaving him all alone. He woke up with a start and realized the true value of friendship and sharing. He immediately offered to help the other birds rebuild their homes and share his food. The other

  Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a little ant named Annie. Annie lived in a big ant colony and was known for her hard work and determination. One day, while collecting food for the colony, she came across a piece of cake that was bigger than her. Annie thought to herself, "I can never carry this cake all by myself. I need help from my friends." So, she went back to the colony and called all of her ant friends. Together, they managed to carry the cake back to their colony and share it with everyone. The moral of the story is "united we stand, divided we fall." We can achieve great things when we work together and help each other. So, always be willing to lend a helping hand to others, and remember, teamwork makes the dream work!

 Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a kind and generous farmer named Jack. He had a beautiful farm with fields of golden wheat and rows of ripe vegetables. He loved to share his bounty with the people in his village, and they loved him for it. A group of travelers visited the village one day. They were tired and hungry, and Jack welcomed them with open arms. He gave them food and shelter for the night, and in the morning, he sent them on their way with a basket of his finest produce. The travelers were so grateful for Jack's kindness that they decided to repay him by leaving him a gift. They left a small, golden seed in the basket of produce, and told Jack that if he planted it and tended it well, it would grow into a beautiful tree that would bear golden fruits. Jack was skeptical, but he decided to plant the seed anyway. To his surprise, a small sapling sprouted from the ground. He tended to it with care, and soon, the sapling grew into a magnificent tree. It bore

Once upon a time In a far-off land, there lived a Small ant named Andy. Andy was a diligent worker and always helped his friends and family in the ant colony. However, he had one big problem: he was often late. No matter how early he woke up, he always seemed a bit behind schedule. One day, the queen of the ant colony called for a meeting to discuss an upcoming task that needed to be done. Andy, being his usual tardy self, arrived at the meeting just as the queen was finishing her speech. "Andy," she said, "I need you to gather food for the colony, but you must do it quickly. Winter is just around the corner, so we should prepare." Andy, feeling guilty for being late, promised to work harder than ever before. He set out that very day to gather as much food as he could. But, despite his best efforts, he found himself running out of time. As the days grew shorter, the weather grew colder. Just as he was about to give up, he had an idea. He asked for help from his fri

Once upon a time , there was a little rabbit named Benny. Benny loved to play in the forest with his friends, but he was very lazy and often didn't want to work.  One day, Benny's mother told him that he needed to start working and helping out around the house, or he wouldn't have enough food for the winter. Benny didn't listen and continued to play all summer long. When winter came, Benny realized that he didn't have enough food saved up and had to go ask his friends for help. His friends were all happy to share. but they had also worked hard to gather enough food for their families all summer. Feeling ashamed and embarrassed, Benny realized the importance of hard work and responsibility. From that day on, he made sure to work hard and help out around the house. Furthermore, he apologized and thanked his friends. The moral of the story is that hard work and responsibility are important in order to take care of oneself and those around us. It is never too late to le

Long long ago,the King of Scotland,Robert Burce,decided to free his nation from the British rule.But at every battle,he was defeated badly by his enemy,He got dishearted and disappointed. Escaping his enemy,he ran into a forest with some of his soldiers ans his himself in a cave.While he was lying there thinking about his defeat,looking at the ceiling,he saw a spider fall from its cobweb.The spider hurriedly started to clind once more. King Bruce watched it carefully.Again it fell down before reaching its hoomw.The spider failed a number of times but it was not giving up.It kept on trying again and again.Atlast on its ninety attempt it was successful to reach home.the King got the lesson and recollected his army for one more final balttle.This time,he and his soldiers fought with great courage and achieved freedon for their nation. Moral 1.Try Try again . 2.Hard work never goes unrewarded. 3.Keep on trying till you succeed. 4.God helps those who help themselves. 5.Wh

It was a hot summer day.A crow felt thirsty and he flew off in search of water.He flew all around but cold not not find any water.He felt thirstier and was tired as well. Suddenly,he saw a pitcher in a garden.He flew down to it but was saddened to see very little water in it.He tried to drink it but his beak could not reach it.He looked around and saw some pebbles scattered here and there.He hit upon a great idea.He started picking he pebbles and dropped them one into the pitcher. Gradually the water level rose to the point where his beak could reach.The crow drank the cool water from the pitcher and flew away crowing happily.His wisdom saved him from dying of thirst. Moral:                    God helps those who help themselves.                  Where there is a will,there is a way.             Necessity is the Mother of Invention.                    

Once a there was a hungry wolf.He had preyed a deer.I order to finish it quickly,he swallowed a big bite of flesh.A bone went in and stuck into his throat.It hurt him very much.He went to a crame to get his help.He promised to reward the crane if he would pick out the bone.At last the crane agreed.It put its long beak into the throat of the wolf and pulled out the bone.The wolf felt very happy.The crane demaanded his reward.The wolgf at once replied,"I have not bittten of your head when it was between my teeth.It is a big reward." Moral: Might is right. A drowning man catches at a draw. A fair face may hide a foul heart. A poor man's voice is never heard by the rich. Nature can never change.

 Once upon a time,a hunter had a beautiful hound.It was very faithful.It loved the hunter's only son.The son also liked to play with it.The hunter had no one else in the house.One day the hunter went for hunting but forgot to take the hound with him.His son was still sleeping.He decided to go back home and bring the hound.When he entered the house he saw his hound all blood stained standing at the gate.He thought the the hound had killed his son.He brought out his sword and killed the hound.The he quickly walked into the house.He saw blood pools here and there.He also saw his son coming out of his room.His son told him that a wolf had come into the house.The wolf was about to kill him when the hound attacked it and tore it into pieces.The hunter cried at his haste in killing the faithful animal but of no use. Moral: There is no use crying over spilt milk. Haste makes waste. Look before you leap.