Short Stories For Kids: October 2018

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Tuesday, 23 October 2018

The Lion, The Jackal and the Donkey's Brain

There was a lion lived in a dense forest. He had a jackal as his partner. They both always went together for hunting. The lion used to kill the animals and the jackal got his share for helping the lion then and there.

One day, the lion fell sick. He could not go out. But he was very hungry. He called the jackal and said, “Dear friend, I am hungry. But, I am too sick to hunt. You have to help me get some food”.

The jackal went off in search of prey. He found a donkey at last. He said to the donkey. “Hello, Donkey Sir! The king of the forest wants to make you his minister”. The foolish donkey was too happy to think of the plot. He followed the jackal.

The lion killed the donkey. But, before eating, he felt so thirsty. He said to the jackal, “Take care of the donkey. I will return in no time”. As soon as the lion left, the jackal started eating the brain of the donkey. When the lion returned he found the donkey’s brain missing.

He asked the jackal, “Where is the donkey’s brain?” The jackal answered timidly, “If he had a brain would he have come here?”

MORAL: A SMALL THOUGHT SAVES A LOT

Old Toad and The Fox : Moral Story For Kids

Once there was an old toad lived with his family in a bush that situated near by a pond. One day the old toad informed all his neighbors that he was a learned doctor. In fact he could cure anything without any fees. 

Once the Fox heard the news and hurried to see the Toad. He decided to reach the place at morning. He left from the forest and walked towards the pond where the toad lived with his family. After reached there he looked the toad over very carefully and said, “Mr. Toad, I heard that you are a good doctor and you cure anything! But just take a look at yourself, and then try some of your own medicine. If you can cure yourself of that blotchy skin and that rheumatic gait, someone might believe you. Otherwise, I should advise you to try some other profession which is suitable to you.”

Moral: Those who would restore others should first recover themselves.