Why does the frog sounds croak | Moral story for babies

What sound does a frog make? Croak, Croak! It isn't a beautiful sound. But, a long time ago, frogs had beautiful voices. They could sing more beautiful than the birds. This all changed because of one frog name Bluster. Bluster had a most beautiful voice of all the animals. When he song, all other animals come to hear him. They enjoyed listening to him. "Please teach us how to sing!" the animals asked. But always Bluster answered in the same way. "No, no. My voice is mine.I can not share it," he said.

One morning, Moxie the rabbit and Pluck lizard talked to the fox and the rat. "Bluster has such a big, beautiful voice. Surely, He can share it with us," said Moxie. They agreed. Bluster should share his voice with them. It was such a big voice. Each animal could have just a small piece of it. Bluster could share his voice with each animal.

The animal talked and talked late into the afternoon. They made a plan to take Bluster's voice. They diced not to tell the birds. But, they didn't have to tell them! The birds ware setting in the tree and they heard the animal's plan.

At midnight, Pluck and Moxie quietly went to Bluster's home. Bluster was sleeping in his bed, and without making a sound, they took his voice! They put it into a glass jar.

Pluck and Moxie took the glass jar outside. The other animals ware waiting. "Oh, Give me my piece!" said the fox. "I want my piece!" said the rat. Suddenly, the jar fell to the ground and it broke. Bluster's voice and the jar were now in a hundred little pieces.

"Oh, no! cried Moxie. The animal searched, but they couldn't find any of the pieces. It was too dark and the pieces were too small. "What are we going to do?" asked Pluck "We will come back in the morning," said Moxie. And all the animals went home without a piece of Bluster's beautiful voice. They were all very tired. from looking for the voice, so they went to sleep.

In the morning, as the sun came up, the birds went out to have their breakfast. With their goods eyes, the birds saw the little pieces of the beautiful voice on the ground. They carefully picked up the pieces. They didn't leave one of the beautiful voice behind.

That afternoon, the animals finally woke up. They ran to get the pieces of Bluster's voice, but all they found there was broken glass. They searched and searched, but there were no pieces of the voice. Then, suddenly, they heard a beautiful song coming from the trees. They looked up and saw the birds singing! And to this day, the birds sing with Bluster's beautiful voice and Bluster, and all the other frogs, can only say croak....croak.

Woodcutter and the water Goddess | Moral story for kids

Once upon a time there lived a woodcutter in a small village. Ha had an iron axe and it used to cut wood everyday. He maintained his family by selling that wood in markets. There was river flowing by the village. On the bank of the river there was a forest. One day the Woodcutter went in the forest to cut wood. All on a sudden the woodcutter's axe fell in the river. The wood cutter broke down with worries. Because he could not cut wood without the axe and if he can not do it daily how he could maintain his family. 

At that time the Goddess of water come up to him from the river. She had a silver axe in her hand. Goddess of water asked the woodcutter , "Have a look, is this your axe?" Having a look woodcutter said, "No, this is not my axe." The Goddess of water went away and come back again with a golden axe in her hand. She asked the woodcutter, "See this axe now, is this yours?"

The woodcutter replied, "No, this is not also mine." The Water Goddess dived into water and come again up with an iron axe in her hand. She asked the woodcutter, "Now you see, is this yours?"

The woodcutter replied, " Yes, this one is my axe." The Goddess of water was pleased with the woodcutter for his truthfulness. She gave these three axe to the woodcutter. After then the woodcutter was no more in want.

Through this story of the "The Woodcutter and the Goddess of water' We have come to know that honesty is a great virtue. Everyone like honest people. Even the deities love them. So we should be honest. This is the moral learning of this story.

Moral of the story : Truth is always rewarded.

The duck, dog, mouse, hen and her chicks | Short stories for kids

Once upon a time there lived a hen family. Once they all were playing together with duck, dog, mouse, hen and the hen chicks. They were playing in the sun.

Chick 1 : This work is hard! It's hot in the sun!

Chick 2 : Mouse, Duck and Dog having fun!

Chick 2 : Why can't we laugh and play and run?

Hen : You will know when the work is done.

Dog : Is that bread? It smells so fine!

Mouse : I want some bread! What part is mine?

Duck : I want some, too! When do we done?

Hen : You didn't plant or work or cook.

Chicks : So you can't eat! You can stand and Look!

Try to change yourself and not the world - Moral stories for kids

Long time ago there ruled a king in a kingdom. People lived happily under the rule of the king. The people of the kingdom were very happy as they led a very prosperous life with an abundance of wealth and no misfortunes. Once, the king decided to go visiting places of historical importance and pilgrim centers at distant places. He decided to travel by foot to interact with his people. People of distant places were very happy to have a conversation with their king. They were proud that their king had a kind heart.

After several months of travel, the king returned to the palace. He was quite happy that he had visited many pilgrim centers and witnessed his people leading a prosperous life. However, he had one regret.

He had intolerable pain in his feet as it was his first trip by foot covering a long distance. He complained to his ministers that the roads weren’t comfortable and that they were very stony. He could not tolerate the pain. He said that he was very much worried about the people who had to walk along those roads as it would be painful for them too!

Considering all this, he ordered his servants to cover the roads in the whole country with leather so that the people of his kingdom can walk comfortably. The king’s ministers were stunned to hear his order as it would mean that thousands of cows would have to be slaughtered in order to get sufficient quantity of leather. And it would cost a huge amount of money also. Finally, a wise old minister from the ministry came to the king and said that he had another idea. The king asked what the alternative was. The minister said, “Instead of covering the roads with leather, why don’t you just have a piece of leather cut in appropriate shape to cover your feet?”

The king was very much surprised by his suggestion and applauded the wisdom of the minister. He ordered a pair of leather shoes for himself and requested all his countrymen also to wear shoes.

Moral of the story: Instead of trying to change the world, we should try to change ourselves.