Shina Utavani

Once, in a little village near Guwahati, there was a big park. In the middle of the park, there was a huge wood and, in that wood, there was a dark and gloomy lake and, in that lake, there lived a Monster called Monstruto.Monstruto was very dangerous. He had eaten all the monsters who used to live in the lake and all the children who used to go near the lake. And due to this reason, the monster had a big round tummy. The tummy of the monster was so big that when he moved, it scraped along the bottom of the lake. He used to hold the branches of the trees around the lake so, he could move easily. Due to this, all the branches of the trees were broken and were touching the water.Monstruto was left with nothing more to eat. He had eaten all the monsters and no children used to come near the lake as they were scared.One day, a group of children was playing football near the lake. One little boy kicked the ball so hard that it landed near one corner of the lake. The hungry Monstruto saw the round thing near the corner of the lake and thought of eating it. The monster went to the corner of the lake and holding on to the branches of the trees, he swallowed the ball at once.The monsters and children who were inside the tummy of the Monstruto started playing with the ball. They began to play the game of the football and one monster kicked the ball so hard that it blew up. The air inside the ball began to escape and the monster’s tummy began to get bigger and bigger until it exploded. Due to this, all the monsters and the children came out of the Monstruto’s tummy. All the children that came out from the tummy went to their parents running and to tell them what had happened.The Monstruto’s tummy was not big and round anymore. It did not touch the ground and he was thin. He could walk around easily without grabbing the branches of the trees. The best thing was that there were many more monsters in the lake. So, Monstruto used to play with them and have fun.Monstruto decided that from now onwards he would never eat any of the monsters or children.

This is a story of child, football, lake and monster.Moral(s) of the story: cooperation and friendship

The lake monster 

Ravina Sewani

Once a goat was grazing on the grassy slope of a hill. It decided to taste the grass on the hills across. A narrow log served as a bridge across the stream. While crossing the bridge, it saw another goat coming from the other side. The bridge was so narrow that only one animal could cross the bridge at a time.The first goat said to the other, "Let me pass first." "You let me pass first", shouted the other goat. They started arguing and finally got into a terrible fight. They lost their balance and fell into the stream.The other grazing goats witnessed this and learnt a lesson. After few days, two other goats encountered the same problem.&nbsp;One goat said to the other, "I'll sit down and you can step over my body and pass." The other goat replied, "Thank you. Next time, I'll sit down and let you cross first."Thus both of them were able to cross the bridge safely.Moral: Wisdom is better than weapons of war.

This is a story of goat and jataka tales.Moral(s) of the story: cooperation, foolishness, understanding and wisdom

Two Silly Goats

Once a goat was grazing on the grassy slope of a hill near a stream. It decided to taste the grass on the hills across. A narrow log served as a bridge across the stream. While crossing the bridge, it saw another goat coming from the other side. The bridge was so narrow that only one animal could cross the bridge at a time.The first goat said to the other, "Let me pass first." "You let me pass first", snapped the other goat. They started arguing and finally got into a terrible fight. They lost their balance and fell into the stream.The other goats grazing on the hills saw this and learnt a lesson. After few days, two other goats faced the same problem. One goat said to the other, "I'll sit down and you can step over my body." "Thank you. Next time, I'll sit down and let you cross first."Thus both of them were able to cross the bridge safely. Moral:Wisdom is better than weapons of war.

This is a story of goat and understanding.Moral(s) of the story: cooperation and understanding

Two Goats

sacrifice

Wisdom

Selfishness

faith

pride

Family Value

unity

Trust

Patience

Empathy

compassion

Respect

precaution

Honesty

confession

greediness

foolishness

Obedience

naughty

pretention

Courage

confidence

love

Understanding

Effort

hope

Friendship

idiot

satisfaction

smartness

happiness

sadness

knowledge

self worth

helpfulness

Gratitude

sharing

promise

hard work

determination

Bravery

passion

loyalty

kindness

Responsibility

dedication

betrayal

health hygiene

discipline

poverty

caring

carelessness

Cooperation

strength

routine importance

karma

benevolence

repentance

penance

justice

jealousy

anger

peace

devotion

arrogance

over confidence

morning person

regret

control

fear

equality

self love

cheating

competition

success

struggle

modesty

Forgiveness

tolerance

alertness

boasting

lying

perseverance

Generosity

doubt

failure

uniqueness

acceptance

Curiosity

Optimism

ignorance

laziness

motivation

inclusivity

weakness

mean

judgement

salvation

cooperation stories

Kids moral stories help in improving their imagination & relate to real-world life. Here are age-specific bedtime stories for children by renowned storytellers.

The lake monster

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Two Goats

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