Funny Kids Stories For Babies

Funny Stories For Kids. Children can Paint, Erase, Save, Record, Listen on pages

Funny Stories For Kids and Activity Book

1. Washer-man's Donkey

2. Two Cats and a Monkey

3. A Donkey Under the Tiger's Skin

4. The Blue Jackal

5. The Act of a Fool

6. The Fox and The Goat

7. The Cave that Speaks

8. The Fox and the Stork

9. The Greedy Dog

10. Grapes are Sour

Your kid will learn following morals from these stories:

1. Washer-man's Donkey

Moral of the story is “Everyone has his own responsibilities and field of work. He should be in his limits. It is not wise to interfere in other’s work field.

2. Two Cats and a Monkey

The moral of the story is “It is always wise to settle our arguments ourselves otherwise the third person could take unfair advantage of the situation."

3. A Donkey Under the Tiger's Skin

Learn a lesson that once or twice you can make fool of somebody but not always. It is not wise to act like someone that you are not. Ultimately the truth reveals itself.

4. The Blue Jackal

Learn a lesson that once or twice you can make fool of somebody and take unfair advantage of one’s faith but not always. Ultimately the truth reveals itself

5. The Act of a Fool

Friend! Always remember that the right place and timing is very important when you do something. Think twice when you do something otherwise you may have to repent afterwards.

6. The Fox and The Goat

The moral of the story is “Think before you do something, otherwise you may have to repent afterwards.

7. The Cave that Speaks

Moral of the story is “Think before you do something otherwise you may have to repent afterwards.” The foolish lion did not think that a cave can’t speak and due to his foolishness he lost the opportunity to get food.

8. The Fox and the Stork

One should not expect good deed if he does something bad to the other person. Tit for tat.

9. The Greedy Dog

The moral of the story is one should be satisfied with what he has and should not be greedy otherwise he loses whatever he has.

10. Grapes are Sour

The moral of the story, “it is very easy to criticize for someone what he can’t have.”