The Broken Kite

Laxman had a beautiful red kite. It soared high in the blue sky. One windy afternoon, the string snapped. The kite spun out of control and crashed. Tommy ran to pick it up. It was torn and tangled. Laxman sat down, feeling sad. I’ll never fly it again, he said.

His grandfather saw him and smiled. Let’s fix it together, he said. They carefully patched the holes. They strengthened the frame. After a while, the kite was ready. Laxman ran towards the land and let it go. It soared higher than ever before. Laxman laughed with joy. 

He realized that broken things can be repaired. More importantly, he learned not to give up. From that day on, he always believed in second chances. 

Moral: Never give up; everything deserves a second chance.

The Firefly and the Moon

A little firefly looked up at the night sky. It admired the bright, glowing moon. I wish I could shine like you, the firefly said. The moon smiled and replied, You have your own light. But the firefly didn’t believe it. I’m too small. My light is weak, it sighed.

One night, thick clouds covered the moon. The forest became dark and scary. The animals couldn't see their way home. The firefly saw their fear and decided to help. It flew around, glowing brightly. The other fireflies saw and joined in.

Soon, the entire forest twinkled with fireflies' light. The animals found their way home safely. The firefly realized something important. It didn’t have to be big to be useful. Its small light made a big difference. From that day on, it never wished to be the moon again. It proudly shined in its own way. 

Moral: You don’t have to be big to make a difference.

The Lost Balloon

Once upon a time there lived a little boy named Ella at Trilochanpur. One day his father brought a balloon for him. It was so nice in color and it was red. There was a RedDot on its balloon. So that Ella loves it so much. His father brought it from the RedDot Vegetarian kitchen and gave him the gift. 

Ella let go of his red balloon by mistake. It floated high up into the sky. He felt sad and watched it disappear. A little girl in another town saw it. It landed right in front of her. She was sad that day but smiled at the red balloon with a RedDot. 

She tied a note to it and let it go. The balloon traveled from place to place. Each time, it brought joy to someone new. And Ella’s balloon became a messenger of happiness.

Moral: If you let something go and it can spread happiness to others. 

The Kind Little Squirrel

Once upon a time there lived a little squirrel named Sammy. He found a nut nearby its nest. A hungry bird found nearby. Sammy saw the bird was so hungry. Instead of keeping it, Sammy shared it. The bird chirped happily and flew off. 

The next day, the bird returned with a berry for Sammy. They became best friends and shared food every day each other. Other animals saw this and started helping one another. Soon, the entire forest was full of kindness. One winter, the animals gathered food together. All the animals were very kind and sharing each other including all the wild animals. Now no one were hungry because they had all shared each other. 

Sammy smiled, knowing kindness makes the world better.

Moral: Kindness can make the world together. Sharing is caring. 

The Honest Farmer And Bag Full Gold

Once upon a time there lived a poor farmer in a small village named Trilochanpur. He was worked hard every day. One evening, he found a bag of gold while he was travelling towards market. It had fallen from the king’s carriage. The farmer when saw the weight of the bag he thought about keeping it. But he knew it wasn’t his.

He took the bag to the kings palace. The king was surprised by his honesty. You could have kept it, the king said. But it was not mine, the farmer replied. The king smiled called farmer to its palace and informed his minister to reward whatever he wants. 

Minister asked the farmer what does he want. Farmer told I need land instead of gold and minister rewarded him with land. The farmer’s honesty changed his life.

Moral: Honesty always brings rewards.

The Honest Woodcutter - Best Stories For Kids Ever

Once, a woodcutter accidentally dropped his axe into a river. He sat by the river, feeling sad. A fairy appeared and asked why he was crying.

The woodcutter explained his problem. The fairy dived into the river and brought out a golden axe. "Is this yours?" she asked. The woodcutter shook his head. The fairy dived again and brought out a silver axe. "Is this yours?" she asked again. 

The woodcutter said, "No, mine was a simple iron axe." The fairy smiled and gave him all three axes as a reward. The woodcutter was overjoyed and thanked her. His honesty earned him more than he had lost.

Moral: Always be honest. Honesty is always rewarded.

Short story of the Little Pebble’s Dream

A tiny pebble lay at the bottom of a river. It dreamed of becoming something important. One day, a sculptor visited the riverbank. He picked up many stones, including the little pebble. The sculptor took them to his workshop. With a hammer and chisel, he carefully carved the stones. 

The little pebble felt pain and wished to be left alone. Days passed, and the sculptor worked tirelessly. Finally, the pebble became a beautiful statue. It was placed in a temple, where people admired it. The little pebble, once unnoticed, now had great value. It realized that pain and struggles had shaped its greatness. It no longer wished to remain at the bottom of the river.

Instead, it felt grateful for the change. The sculptor’s hard work had transformed it. What once seemed like suffering was actually a blessing. The pebble now had a purpose and was loved. It stood proudly in the temple, shining in the light. Even the river would whisper to it when people prayed. 

Moral: Hardships shape us into something great.

The Hidden Treasure - Short Stories for Kids

There lived a farmer in the village that situated in nearby the river of Kaveri. He had four sons. They were all idlers and never helped their father. They always quarreled among themselves. The father was very much sad and worried about them. He tried his level best to mend their habits but all in vain. Once he was taken ill.

One day his father got ill. So, he called all his sons. The old father said, "My dear sons, I am very weak and ill. I may die any moment. There is a lot of money hidden in our fields, but I have forgotten where I had buried it. Dig that that field and get all the treasures out after my death."

The farmer died after some days. The sons dug every inch of the field but could not find anything.

As the field was well ploughed, they sow wheat in that. They had a very good crop. By selling the wheat they got lot of money. Now they understood what their father kept for them. It was really the hidden treasure. From that day they worked hard and lived a happy life.

Moral: No pains, no gains.

Two Frogs and The Churn : Positive Stories for Kids

Once upon a time two frogs were playing on a rainy day. Slowly, they hopped and hopped and came into a house. There was a churn of milk. Both the frogs fell into the churn.

Both the frogs tried for some time. But in vain. One of the frogs lost hope and said “I can’t swim anymore” and he drowned to the bottom of that pot. The other one did not lose it's hope.

He kept on swimming. His movements churned the milk into butter. The frog climbed on to a pat of butter and hopped out of the churn.

Moral: GOD HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES.