151 Farm tales for kids entertain kids, engage them for hours and make them learn new words and build a extensive vocabulary throughout the stories.đđ
Once, there lived a boy named Todo in a beautiful forest. Todo had a magical flute. Todo sat on a mango tree every morning and played the flute. All the birds and the animals of the forest came under the tree to listen to his melodious music. One day, an evil hunter was passing by. …
The sun was setting when Tom Bradley walked home carrying his bags. The war was over and now he would be able to work on his farm. He saw the farmhouse and began to walk faster. As he came closer, he saw that the paint was peeling; there were weeds in the garden, and the …
Farmer James Drew was a very quiet gentleman. Whenever anyone needed help, he was there. He was, however, rather lonely, for he lived alone on his farm. After the dayâs work was done, his helpers went away and he sat reading and smoking his pipe. He had a talent, for he played the flute. Sometimes, …
âWhere did you find a name like Miranda?â asked old Mrs Pratt. âItâs from Shakespeare, mother,â said Wendy, her daughter-in-law. âOh, him!â Mrs Pratt said, âNo wonder! And what is that on her wrist?â âThatâs a charm, mother,â replied Wendy, âItâs a butterfly!â Mrs Pratt didnât believe in charms. So when Wendy had gone to …
âI hate telephones!â grumbled Mr Dover, âThey ring at the most awkward timesâwhen youâre eating breakfast or dinner, or having a bath! Just throw the dratted thing out!â Mrs Dover made soothing noises and said, âNo, dear! Our farm is so far from the village. You know we need the phone to talk to Melissa …
Hentyâs Farm was a lonely place. It was far from the village, so it was difficult for Mrs Henty to get any help to work there. Mr and Mrs Henty had to find a solution. They built three small cottages on the farm and sent an advertisement to many newspapers for the cottages. They would …
Every night Farmer Casey saw a dark shadow move across the meadow. It puzzled him. âI must check what that is,â he thought, âIf thatâs a wolf or a bear, itâs dangerous for my animals.â The next night he sat outside with a gun and a torch, watching. There was a full moon that night. …
It had been raining all day and everyone at Wexford farm was feeling low because he/she couldnât step out. The animals collected inside the stable were also wet and droopy. Suddenly a voice chirped up, âLetâs play a game!â It was Bean, the smallest kid of a goat. âWhat game can we play here, crowded …
Every year a jumble sale was held by the Vicarâs wife. She went around collecting old things from peopleâ tables, chairs, decorative pieces, clothes, dishes, shoes, etc. Everything was sold and the money was used for the orphanage. This year, it would be held on Moleworth Farm. Farmer Moleworth was a grumpy man but his …
The school fair was to be held on Dowserâs Farm. âIt will be fun for children to see all the animals and the birds on the farm too!â beamed Miss Pattison, the principal. Mrs Dowser had become nervous with all the arrangements being done by the school teachers who rushed all over the place. On …
The vicar and his wife, Miss Venture, the school principal, and Mr Bolton, the bank manager, were all coming to tea, along with some other neighbours. Tables had been laid out under the oak tree in the garden. Farmer Hudson and his wife were busy. Henry had been told strictly to behave himself. Henry obediently …
There was a lot of chaos at Grandfather Farrierâs farm that morning. Grandfather Farrier couldnât find his teeth! And he was in a temper. âHow can I have my breakfast without them?â he demanded. Mr and Mrs Farrier, George and Gina, four farm hands, the cook and the maid, were all hunting his teeth! After …
Farmer Close sat in his study, thinking deeply. Mrs Close watched him as she knitted. âWhatâs the matter, dear?â she asked finally. âJust a spot of bother!â replied Farmer Close, âDo you remember my relative, Hugo? Heâs planning a holiday here with his whole family. I donât like it.â âDonât worry,â said Mrs Close, âIâll …
A Food Fair was held at the Ford Farm. Everyone was excited, especially because at the end there would be a baking competition! Mattie was looking forward to winning it, for she had learnt to make a marble cake and longed to win the prize! Then she could set up her little shop in the …
Farmer Sutton and his wife always had a barbeque in summer and invited everyone to it. So, as usual, all their neighbours and friends were to come that Sunday evening. âI hope Mrs Foulk doesnât create a scene!â said Mrs Sutton, âShe always finds something to complain about!â It was a delightful party and everyone …
âBenjamin, I wish youâd get up!â said Mrs Fullerton, shaking her son, âThereâs so much work on the farm, and all you do is sleep and daydream!â Benjamin woke up feeling very sorry for himself and tried to do all the chores. No one could be lazy on a farm. But he preferred to lie …
âItâs all the silly movies youâve been watching, Amelia,â said Grandma sternly, âYou just say your prayers and go to sleep. Then you wonât see aliens and UFOs and all kinds of foolish things!â Amelia was sure that Grandma was wrong. But she was soon asleep. The window was open and through it came a …
Night had fallen over Rogerâs farm. It was dark and silent. Only a sheep bell tinkled sometimes, or there was a rustle as the creatures settled into a deep sleep. Suddenly, Farmer Roger felt someone shaking him. âWake up, Roger!â said his wife. âPaget, the horse, is whinnying loudly! Somethingâs wrong!â Roger grabbed his coat …
âIâm allergic to hay!â announced Jasper, the horse. âRubbish!â said his mate, Lily. âWhat will you eat if not hay?â âIâm itching all over,â he said, âItâs all because of that haystack!â Jasper flicked his tail and twitched because he was feeling so itchy. But he refused to eat the hay. Farmer Dwight was puzzled …
Benny worked on Amberâs farm because Farmer Amber was training him to become a farmer. Benny enjoyed doing all the things on the farm. âA farmer should be able to do everything and anything,â said Mr Amber. But Benny found two things difficult to learn. One was stitching his buttons! And the other was collecting …
âHave you lost your socks again?â asked Mrs Lauren. âYes, dear,â replied Farmer Lauren, âAnd please find my glasses too!â âHow you manage to run this farm, I donât know!â said Mrs Lauren. âThe farm is large, my dear,â explained Mr Lauren, âItâs these little things that get lost!â But one day, something large got …
Not far from the Jeffreyâs farm was a little hill. It was not very high but it was rocky with shrubs and bushes growing between the rocks and the boulders. Only goats seemed to climb it up. Theo, the Jeffreyâs son, was curious about the hill and one morning he set off to explore. He …
Misty, the fairy, was adventurous. All her friends lived in a beautiful garden full of flowers, but she wanted something different. Flying around, she came to Farmer Silverâs farmhouse and spent the night sleeping inside the lettuce leaves in the garden. She awoke to see the bustle of the farm. The cow bells rang and …
Red, the rooster, stood up on the fence, shook his crown and stretched out his neck, ready for the first crow he would give to wake everyone up on the farm. But as he opened his beak, he heard a different sound. Puzzled, he shut his beak and cleared his throat. âWhatâs the matter with …
Old Mrs Walters had forgotten her umbrella at the Dorritâs farm. It lay in a corner just outside the kitchen window. Somehow, no one noticed it, except a pair of sparrows who were looking for a place to build their nest! The two little birds flew busily to and fro, bringing twigs and cotton and …
Farmer Peyneâs bull, Ford, was peacefully grazing in the meadow surrounded by a fence. A sign saidââDonât tease the bullâ. But the group of little boys admiring Ford couldnât read. âHeâs beautiful, isnât he?â said Tom. âFine fellow!â breathed Mike admiringly. âHis shoulders are simply huge!â added Kit. âHe looks so peaceful,â suggested Oliver. âShall …
Everyone had gone to the fair from Bollingerâs farm, and Alvin had particularly liked the man who was walking around on stilts. âWill you get me a pair of stilts, Papa?â he asked Father Bollinger, âTo walk like the man in the fair!â âYou canât do that!â said Mr Bollinger, firmly, âGet on with your …
No one took ten-year-old Ted seriously in the village. They would shoo him away and the children teased him. But Ted would smile and go on his way. He was an orphan. Farmer Yates felt very sorry for him and brought him to his farm. He gave him a set of clothes and set him …
âMrs Martha Harris makes the best cakes and scones,â said the ladies, âI wish we could buy some.â Mrs Harris had never thought about it as she went about the farmhouse, busy with her work. But she knew that everyone loved her cakes. âDear Hubby,â she said to Mr Harris one day, âHow would it …
Lucy had come to her cousinsâ farm for the holidays. She saw them helping with the work, collecting eggs, cleaning the hen-house and stable, grooming the horses and even milking the cows. She enjoyed learning everything. But there was one thing that scared her: the big speckled Jersey cow, Betsy! âBetsy is very gentle and …
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