Once there was a cat who thought he was a dog. He chased his own tail like a dog, barked at the mailman (well, sort of a meow - bark), and tried to dig holes in the garden. His owner was so confused but found it hilarious.
There was a little boy at the zoo. He saw a penguin and said, 'You look like you're wearing a tuxedo all wrong!' The penguin just waddled away as if it was offended. But the boy's innocent comment made everyone around laugh.
There was a story of a forgetful fisherman. He went fishing one day. He had all his gear ready but when he got to the lake, he realized he had forgotten his fishing rod at home. So, he tried to make a fishing rod out of a long stick and some string he found there. He managed to catch a tiny fish which he was so proud of that he told everyone in the village about his 'ingenious' catch.
The story of 'The Sleepwalking Rabbit' is also fun. There was a rabbit that would sleepwalk at night. One time, it ended up in the middle of a fox's den while sleepwalking. The fox was also asleep and when they both woke up, they were so startled. But the rabbit was quick and hopped away before the fox could react.
Once upon a time, a man went to a zoo. He saw a gorilla and started making faces at it. The gorilla got really angry and started pounding on the glass. Suddenly, the glass broke. The man was terrified. But the gorilla just calmly walked out, looked at the man and said, 'Don't worry, it was just a joke!'
These stories are highly relatable. They might be about common experiences we all have, such as waiting in line at the grocery store. But in the story, the person in front of you starts doing a wild dance while waiting, which is both unexpected and makes us laugh because we can imagine being in that situation.
There was a small boy named Tom. Tom had a pet turtle. One day, Tom put on his turtle's shell like a backpack and pretended he was a turtle too. He crawled around the garden. His mother saw him and couldn't stop laughing. Tom then told his turtle all about his adventure as they shared a plate of lettuce for lunch. It was a very funny five - minute adventure for Tom.
A man went to the doctor and said, 'Doctor, I think I'm a bell.' The doctor asked, 'Well, are you ringing?' The man replied, 'No, but I'm ding - a - ling!'
There was a little girl named Lily. She had a magic hat that she found in her attic. When she put it on, she could talk to animals. One day, she put on the hat and went into the garden. A squirrel came up to her and said it was looking for its acorns. Lily decided to help. But every time the squirrel showed her where it thought the acorns were, there were just stones. Lily would giggle and say, 'You must have a very bad memory, Mr. Squirrel!' This went on for about 5 minutes. Finally, they found the acorns under a big leaf. The squirrel thanked Lily and she went back inside, happy with her little adventure.
One scary 2 - minute story could be about a girl who wakes up in the middle of the night to find a strange shadow on her wall. It moves and takes the shape of a menacing figure. As she tries to scream, no sound comes out. Then she feels a cold breath on her neck, but when she turns around, there's nothing there. She runs out of her room only to find the entire house in complete darkness and strange noises all around her.
One '1 minute scary story' could be: You're home alone at night. As you pass by the mirror, you see a shadow behind you for a split second. But when you turn around, there's nothing there. You dismiss it as your imagination, but then you hear a faint scratching at the window. You slowly walk towards it, and a pale face suddenly appears outside, grinning at you.
A '2 minute scary story' might involve a family moving into a new old house. One night, the youngest child hears whispers coming from the attic. He tells his parents, but they don't believe him. When he goes up to the attic alone to investigate, he finds an old diary. As he starts reading it, the room gets cold and he feels a hand on his shoulder. He turns around but sees nothing. However, the whispers get louder and more menacing.