The 5 Stories

The 5 Stories moral for kids.

The 5 Stories

1. The Lion and the Smart Rabbit

A long time ago, there was a strong cat that lived in a deep forest. Every animal was afraid of him because he was so strong. The lion would hunt and eat more animals than he needed every day. The animals got together to talk because they were scared.

They chose to send one animal every day for the lion to eat. The cat agreed.

The bunny had its turn one day. The rabbit was very smart. He took his time and got to the lion’s cave late. “Why are you so late?” the lion growled.

The rabbit bowed and said, “Oh great king, I met another lion in the forest who said he was stronger than you.” I was stopped.

The cat was very angry. “Take me to him!”

The rabbit led the lion to a well and told it, “The other lion is inside.” The lion looked down into the well and saw himself in the water. He jumped in because he thought it was another lion and drowned.

The rabbit came back happy, and all the animals were happy to be free.

The moral is that smarts are better than power.

2. The Little Star Who Found Her Light

High in the sky, among millions of stars, lived a little star who always felt shy. She thought she was too small to shine bright.

Every night, she watched her big brothers and sisters sparkle beautifully. She whispered, “I am not special like them.”

One night, a traveler on Earth lost his way in the dark. He looked up at the sky, praying for some light. The little star saw him and decided to try. She shone with all her heart, and though small, her light reached the traveler.

The man smiled, “Thank you, little star. You guided me.”

From that day, the star never doubted herself again. She realized even a small light can make a big difference.

Moral: No one is too small to help others.

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3. The Talking Mango Tree

In a village, there was a magical mango tree. Whoever sat under it and spoke kindly would hear the tree reply with blessings.

One day, a greedy man sat under the tree and said, “Give me gold!” The tree stayed silent. He shouted angrily, but still, no answer. He left angrily.

Later, a poor boy sat under the tree. He said, “Thank you, dear tree, for giving us sweet mangoes and shade.” The tree replied warmly, “Because of your kindness, I bless you.” Suddenly, golden mangoes fell into his lap.

The boy shared them with the villagers, and everyone lived happily. The greedy man came back, but the tree never spoke to him again.

Moral: Kindness and gratitude bring true rewards.

Parshuram Kund Arunchal Pradesh.

4. The Brave Little Fish

In a big river, a school of fishes always swam together. They feared the strong current and never explored far.

But one little fish was curious. He wanted to see the world beyond. His friends warned, “It’s dangerous!” But he bravely swam ahead.

One day, fishermen threw a net into the water. All the fishes were trapped except the little fish, who had swum far away. Seeing his friends caught, he bravely pulled and pushed the net until a hole was made, and they all escaped.

The fishes hugged him and said, “You saved us!”

Moral: Courage and curiosity can save lives.

5. The Ant and the Paintbrush

There was once an ant who loved colors. She found a tiny paintbrush fallen near a child’s art box. Excited, she dipped it in flower petals and painted leaves, stones, and even her ant friends.

The other ants laughed, “Ants don’t paint! We only work.”

But one day, rain poured heavily, and the ant painted bright marks on the path to guide her friends back home. All the ants followed her colorful trail and reached safely.

From then on, the ants respected her talent, and their colony became the most colorful in the forest.

Moral: Every talent has a purpose, even if others don’t see it at first.