Children's Stories

These are part of the story and nonfiction reading I wrote for elementary school students and adult education students. Please use it freely for non-commercial purposes, such as Web project, creative public project, reading project etc. They forgot to plant acorns in the moon.

(The real story that Apollo 11 astronauts forgot to plant the acorns brought to the moon can also be used as an interactive animation Macromedia Director movie (for Mac) that can be downloaded at the end of the story.)

A story about students discovering parallel satisfaction of writing creative art and articles for school newspapers.

(The story is about an ordinary mother who opened a construction crane remaining in her backyard.

(This is the story of a pigeon who has infiltrated the Amtrak train in Washington DC and has been to Boston all the time.

(If the community likes to ski, but the snow can not be obtained enough, what should the community do? Look through this story.)

(In this tale about infants, please explore how Barry Bat overcomes the fear of his light at night.

Our children's story series also provides great sleeping stories! The stories of our children are from folk stories (or folktales), stories passed down from generation to generation through word of mouth. The stories of these children include fairy tales (or fairy tales) around the world, folk tales, stories of animals, riddle stories, and legends that we can find in our collections. A story to tell our children is a multicultural and positive ethical message for children giving a permanent impression to your child! They also create a moral story with a wonderful theme for children in the classroom and at home! Share our short story with your children in your life

A story of a child at bedtime - a story of a child at bedtime, positive moral information leaves a permanent impression

Pebbles present Hindu Panchatantra stories to children. The most popular story for HD quality children. The most famous story of HD quality children. A story of a child's grandmother, a moral tale of a child, a story of a child's animal, a story of a child's jungle, a fairy tale, a fairy tale, Akbar and Bill · bar, Norikiri Ranman and more monkeys and crocodiles, 4 friends , Wise old birds, turtles and geese, three fish, blue jackal, boats, faithful mongoose, nice small rabbits, nice little rabbits, crows and snakes, pigeons and ants, smoked cows, storks and crabs, coalitions are strength , A lion maker, a horse and a donkey, a deer of the king and a nobleman, a lion and a jackal, a cave to talk, a mouse maid, a magic wand etc

First of all, children like stories. "The story is particularly important for the lives of our children, the desire for children's stories is constant" (Wright 1995, 3). If we provide stories to our children, they will be motivated to read and listen to them. Reading stories in classes is a shared event "to help you learn social skills such as collaboration, collaboration, listening, changing, and create appropriate emotional conditions for learning" (see 2008, 7). You can also offer them how to read stories themselves outside the classroom.