A classic Poem for children written by: William Makepeace Thackeray (1811 – 1863)
A classic poem written by the 19th century english novelist, William Makeapeace Thackeray. Tell poems to children as it is nice to teach them classical culture. Enjoy this classic poem for Children.
Short Story written by: Martin Bravo
…He opened the glass bottle, took an almond and put it on the hook, then, threw it into the water.
After some minutes, Jane appeared so stealthily and ate the almond, Peter didn’t even notice and this made Jane laugh.
Peter put a new almond on his hook and kept his eyes fixed on it this time, but the astute Jane ate the almond and avoided the hook again!
Short Story written by: martin Bravo
This is the story of Peter and Jane.
The day that Peter had to continue the family challenge had arrived. Peter was a famous fisherman in town, like his father, his grandfather and the father of his grandfather. They all knew the river like the plam of their hand and there was no fish that was able to escape from their fish hooks, except one: Jane, the trout.
Short Story written by: Lilian Susana
Lily is a curious naughty dog. One night being bored at home, she waited until her parents, Lola and Theo, fell asleep then went to the loft, which was forbidden because this is where her Lola and Theo keep their old furniture and boxes full of memories.
She opened the door with her little paws and went inside and found a paradise of boxes, hats, thousands of old shoes and clothes. Lily didn´t know where to start.
Short Story written by: “The Ecologist”
The teacher named the company “Ecological School team”, and explained to her pupils some of the possible causes of pollution and some ways to help to stop it. When the pupils went home after school, they told their parents about their exciting day at school and about everything they had learnt about environmentalism and moral values.
Short Story written by: “The Ecologist”
The girl realised that all the rain drops were distributing lots of moral values; generosity, self-confidence, humility, honesty, tolerance, equality, justice, solidarity, respect, love, equity.
She felt like she was inside a bubble, isolated from the world, living in peace in a world where there was no violence, no weapons, no discrimination, no corruption, no pollution, a perfect world.
Short Story written by: “The Ecologist”.
The girl´s walk was awesome, she was enjoying nature, contemplating the landscape, the forest, appreciating environmentalism, she felt like she was in a magic place without any negative feelings.
Two more drops touched her face and they were friendship and respect. She realized that she could also learn these values at school. She could learn the value of respect by respecting her teachers and schoolmates, and by fulfilling her obligations at school such as doing homework and supporting her classmates.
Short Story written by: “The Ecologist”
One day a dreamy girl was taking a walk with her parents when the sky turned grey and it was about to rain. The girl, who had a beautiful, curly, black hair looked up at the sky with her big brown eyes and saw that the drops of the rain, were love drops from God.
The curious girl decided to investigate what the drops were exactly, she analysed them and discovered that they were actually drops of moral values, which could help her be a better person.
Short Story written by: Jahimar
It was Sunday morning and Peter decided to go to the forest to cut down some trees for firewood. He wanted to find the perfect tree for his family fire and walked through the forest searching for it.
Suddenly Peter saw the most beautiful tree and perfect for firewood. It was big and leafy and had enough wood in it for the whole week or more.
When he was about to cut down the tree, something began to move. It was the tree shaking his branches. He started to cut it again, raising his axe and the tree moved again.
Short Story (Part 2), written by: Mapy
The old turtle went into the cave and began to walk. Croky started to sing out aloud so the turtle could hear him.
The little frog sang louder and louder forgetting all his complexes, ensuring that the turtle could hear him from the cave.
