Short Story written by: Nuria Fernandez G.
Mario was a five year old boy, who was always jumping, running, and, of course, playing.
But he was a bit disorganised, always leaving his toys and clothes all over the house.
Short Story written by: Nuria Fernandez G.
Mario was a five year old boy, who was always jumping, running, and, of course, playing.
But he was a bit disorganised, always leaving his toys and clothes all over the house.
Short Story written by: Paky
Alex was a soldier who lived far away from home. He had been to a military academy and now lived in the capital of a country as a soldier.
One rainy and windy winter day, Alex went out for a walk for some fresh air and to see the rain. He was walking through the park when he saw a little dove trying to fly, but couldn’t.
Short Story written by: Ana Canti
The only road into town was through a big meadow which had an apple tree in the middle of it. Beautiful and lonely, his branches had were shaped like hands and the trunk was strong and tall, and shone from far.
One day, a man who was tired of walking, rested on his trunk, and the grateful tree let an apple fall in front of the man, who happily ate the tasty apple.
The tree was very happy to help those in need, humans, animals or any creature in nature, as he was a very special tree.
Riddles for kids to share with your little ones. They are short riddles made to develop imagination and have fun at home. The answers are at the end, but better if you solve them first!
Enjoy!
RIDDLES: 1.What has a neck but no head?
2.Which letter of the alphabet has the most water?
3.What always goes to sleep with his shoes on?
4.What has two hands, a round face, always runs, but stays in place?
5.They come out at night without being called, and are lost in the day without being stolen, What are they? Continue reading…
Short Story written by: Elisabeth Durango Hernandez
Hector was always eating junk food. He loved it and his mother allowed him to do it.
Used to eat five peaces of pizza only for breakfast with strawberry milkshake; nine hot dogs at lunch time with coke, and seven big burgers for dinner.
Short Story written by: Delsy Janet Quispe Goto.
Brenda had been watching TV all day long and then she fell asleep. She began to dream that she was flying over fields and that she met a butterfly called Lily.
Lily showed Brenda beautiful places. They played together and became very good friends.
Short Story written by: Miranda Guzman
In a faraway forest lived a wolf who had no friends even though he was very nice and inoffensive.
He went for a walk one day, in search of friends, and speaking to all the animals that were around. The first animal he saw was a racoon:
– ” Let´s be friends” – said the wolf, but the racoon ran away confusing the poor wolf.
Short Story written by: Delsy Janet Quispe Goto.
Daniel lived with his parents and his nanny Joana, in a beautiful house in front of the park. But he was never in the park. His parents were always working and he preferred to be at home studying rather than outside playing. He used to spend too much time in his home library while Joana did the housework.
Daniel was actually very sad, as for most of the day he was alone with Joana. His parents were never at home and this frustrated him. Joana was always trying to motivate the boy to go out and play with the other kids, but he used to ignore her. He knew that he would have fun with them, but he was never in the mood to go.
Short Story written by: Delsy Janet Quispe
Naomi and Lauren were two sisters who were always playing with their cousin Christine.
They used to go to the park after doing their homework, but one day, Naomi and Lauren behaved badly and their parents punished them without going to the park.
Here are some classic short tongue twisters for all ages, try to read them fast and non-stop!
Share them with everybody and try to read them all together, parents, children, grandparents, teachers, pupils…
Concentrate and practice your pronunciation when saying them!
Denise sees the fleece, Denise sees the fleas. At least Denise could sneeze and fairly freeze the fleas. She stood on a balcony inexplicably mimicking him hiccuping and amicably welcoming him. Give papa a cup of proper coffee in a copper coffee cup. Double bubble gum, bubbles double. The end.
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