lesson about gratitude for kids story

There is a story of a family that had to move to a new place. The little boy in the family was angry at first because he had to leave his friends. But during the move, he saw how hard his parents worked to make a new home for him. He also met some very kind people in the new place. So, he learned to be thankful for his family and new friends, realizing that change can bring new good things and he should be grateful for them.

One main lesson is to appreciate what you have. For example, in stories where kids lose something they thought was ordinary, like a favorite pen, and then realize how much they miss it. Another is to be grateful for the people around you, like when a child is sick and the family takes care of them.

One moral lesson is about the danger of making rash promises. The miller's daughter promises her first - born child without thinking, which gets her into a difficult situation. It shows that we should be careful with our words and not make hasty commitments.

It improves their listening skills. As they need to listen carefully to the story in order to draw the right portrait. Also, it enhances their imagination. They can picture the characters in their own way and transfer that to the portrait. For instance, a dragon in a story could be drawn in many different colors by different kids.

One way is to choose a simple story. For example, the story of a little animal's adventure. First, tell the kids the story vividly. Then, ask them to draw the main character of the story in the portrait. They can focus on the animal's features like big ears if it's a rabbit.

The moral lesson is to be kind and helpful to others, regardless of who they are. Just like the Samaritan in the story, he helped the injured man even though they might be from different groups.

One moral lesson is that kindness prevails. Snow White's kindness makes the dwarfs help her, and in the end, she gets her happy ending. Also, vanity can lead to downfall, like the Evil Queen's excessive pride in her beauty.

The moral in the 3 little pigs story is related to the value of quality work. The first two pigs were hasty in building their homes. They chose materials that were not very sturdy. However, the third pig was wise and put in more effort to build a solid brick house. This shows that if you cut corners or do things carelessly, you may face consequences, but if you do things right from the start, you can overcome challenges, just as the third pig overcame the wolf.

Another moral is the value of simplicity. In a world full of complex adults and their strange behaviors, the Little Prince's simple view of things makes us think. He values the stars for their beauty and the simple things in life, which we often overlook in our pursuit of more material things.

The moral lesson is that the small and weak can overcome the big and strong. David was just a young shepherd boy, but he defeated the giant Goliath with his faith in God and his own courage. It shows that we should not be afraid of difficulties just because they seem huge. With determination and the right attitude, we can achieve great things.