Short Story written by: Maria Abreu.
Martha went for a walk with her dog Tino to the park as every afternoon. Tino was a lucky dog, who never lacked anything as he always got what he wanted.
Once in the park, Martha released her dog and Timo was happy to run and play with other dogs.
Then, when he was tired of playing, Martha gave him some food as was her daily habit.
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: 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: 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!
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Mery was a five year old girl who only had two worries, her parents and her rag doll.
She really loved her rag doll, so much so that she needed to have it with her at every moment.
Lena was an 8-year old girl who loved to watch TV after school.
Her mother always said to her – “Please Lena, stop watching TV or you’ll go scatterbrained“.
Nora was a 3-year old girl who loved strawberry yogurt, and everyday after dinner ate one.
While her parents were watching TV, Nora would open the fridge and look for a yogurt that were on the highest shelf of the fridge. She couldn´t see them because she was still too small, but always ended up finding one by touching the shelf with her hands.
There was a girl called Rose who loved to sleep with her parents.
Her parents used to tuck her up in bed every night, but she always went to their bed in the middle of the night: “Can I sleep with you?” – she would ask.
