Jude loved to tinker with gadgets. One day, he found an old magnifying glass in the attic of his house. Jude held the glass in his hand and looked at it over and over again. He was curious about the glass. He used the glass to look at an ant. “Wow! The ant has become […]
A giant eagle was Prince Oliver’s best friend. He had befriended the eagle during one of his adventures. Impressed with his son’s bravery, the king had appointed him to be the leader of the army. Thus, Prince Oliver protected his father’s kingdom from evil forces. One day, some villagers came to Prince Oliver and told
Tim and Joe were good friends and always played together. They also quarrelled sometimes. However, they never shared their food. One day, they were playing under the apple tree. There was just one apple left on the apple tree. They both saw the apple at the same time and ran to pluck it. When they
Prince James was always intrigued by a tower that stood atop a hill. His parents had told him never to go there. “I must go to the tower and see for myself,” he decided one day. When Prince James reached the foot of the hill, some soldiers tried to stop him. But he did not
King Ronald had lost his way in the forest. He was separated from his men when they were hunting in the forest. While he was walking in the forest, he saw a wild apple tree full of the fruit. Unfortunately, it was so high that the King could not reach it. Little Ken had come
Fred, George and Percy studied in the same class. Percy had always been jealous of Fred and George’s friendship. He had been planning to break their friendship. One day, Fred brought a new pencil box to school. Percy thought, ‘This is a good chance to ruin their friendship.’ So, Percy stole Fred’s pencil box and
Danielle and her mother were returning home from the park, one evening. As Danielle was very hungry, she pestered her mother to buy her something. They soon passed by a banana vendor and Danielle’s mother bought her two bananas. When she had eaten the first banana, Danielle threw the peel on the road. Her mother
Andy loved the rains. But his mother always made him take an umbrella when he went to school or play. One rainy day, Andy said, “Umbrella, because of you, I can’t enjoy the rains.” The umbrella said, “I protect you from getting wet.” Andy said, “But I love to get wet and jump in puddles!”
It was Nicholas’s Maths test the next day. He was a hard-working boy but slow in everything. Nicholas took a lot of time trying to understand how the sums worked. So, he stayed up late that night. His mother said to him, “Nicholas, please sleep early tonight. Tomorrow, you need to wake up fresh. Only
Once there was a farmer who had a dog and a rabbit. He wanted to test the skill of his pets. So, he hid a carrot and a bone in a hole in his field. He then held a competition between his dog and the rabbit to see which animal would find them first. The
Tommy was known as the naughtiest boy in school. He often hit or pinched other boys, pulled little girls’ ponytails or poured water on their books. He was bossy and bullied everyone who tried to stop him. Fed up of his naughty ways, his classmates started avoiding him. One day, Tommy forgot his pencil box
Princess Regina, daughter of King Lucas, was spoilt. She did not listen to the advice of elders. She often told lies. She loved adventure and accompanied her father in adventure trips. One day, princess Regina requested her father to take her out on adventure. King Lucas agreed to take princess Regina on a horse-riding trip.
Anna and Annabelle loved sports. They did not miss any sporting event opportunity in the school. They were training for a running competition in school. They practised every day for many months. Anna and Annabelle were competitors because they were participating in the same event. Competitors are not enemies. They should interact and speak to
On his seventh birthday, Louis’s father gifted him a pair of goldfish in a bowl. “Wow, dad! Thank you so much,” said Louis, excitedly. “Promise me you will take good care of these two,” his father said. “Yes, sure I will,” squealed a delighted Louis. “You will have to feed them twice a day and
Ollie and Kenny were brothers who went to the same school. Kenny was six years older than Ollie. He was very protective and advised Ollie about many things. At school, if Ollie was naughty, his teachers would call Kenny and complain. Later Kenny scolded Ollie for his misbehaviour. However, Ollie did not like this at