This beloved Chinese fable tells the story of a young boy who reminds us that honesty and integrity are worth more than gold. It shows that good fortune and unexpected gifts come to those who are righteous.

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Why the Sky is Far Away" is a classic Nigerian folktale, often retold as a children's story, which explains that the sky is far away because of human greed and wastefulness.

In the beginning, the sky was close to the earth and was edible, allowing people to live without working. Because the people were greedy and wasteful, the sky became angry, warned them, and eventually moved far away. The story is an environmental tale emphasizing that the preservation of the earth's limited resources lies in human hands.

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In this fable The Sun and the North Wind compete to  see who can have a traveller from his coat. The harder the North Wind blows, the more the traveller clings to his coat. The sun takes a slower, gentler approach but soon the force  of his heat makes the traveller take off his coat and seek shade.

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In the story Why the Sky is Far Away"  which iis a Nigerian folktale , it is explaining that the sky once hung close to the earth. It provided  edible, delicious pieces for people who never had to farm. Due to human greed and wastefulness, the sky grew angry and moved far away, requiring people to work for their food

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Kindness is never wasted for anyone . Even the smallest act of mercy can return to help you in a powerful way , being  and showing kindness is  never for gotten. No one  is too small to make a big difference in someone's life .

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In Aesop's fable "The Boys and the Frogs,"  thre were a group of boys throwing stones into a pond which  causes distress to the frogs. In highlighting the moral of the story it is reveled that one's fun can lead to another's suffering.

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This story comes from African American folklore and reminds us that even in the hardest times, people carried dreams of freedom in their hearts. This story acts as a  serious metaphor for resilience. It puts together  tales of oppression with themes of spiritual, emotional, and literal liberation. 

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In a colorful forest lived Parrot, whose voice could be heard from sunrise to sunset. He did a lot of talking and failed to listen. He was only concerned about himself  and his voice alone... 

Today’s lesson teaches us that listening is a form of wisdom.
 Our words should help others, not drown them out.When we listen with care, we learn with understanding and grow with compassion.

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