Kindergarten moral education story 1: pencil home
There is a hole in my schoolbag. When I came home after learning magic composition, one of my pencils fell out of the hole and it was going home by itself.
The pencil looked around and said, where is the way home?
A beetle heard this and said, I know where your home is. Your master almost trampled me to death yesterday. Fortunately, I was smart and escaped. ?
The pencil said:? Where is my home?
The beetle said, on that slope, goodbye! ?
The pencil said:? Thank you, bye! ?
The pencil moves slowly, like a snail. When it reached the top of the slope, it was already hot and sweaty. The pencil said, What the hell is this weather? It's too hot. ? I happened to meet a coke bottle.
The pencil said:? Do you know my host family?
The coke bottle said:? Your master kicked me yesterday, which made me uncomfortable all over. Your master's house is just ahead, so turn left and right. Goodbye! ?
The pencil jumped up happily and said, thank you, goodbye. ?
It's already dusk, and the pencil still hasn't arrived home. It met a bird looking for food. Hold up the pencil and say, can you take me home?
The bird said, I am very hungry now. Do you have anything to eat?
The pencil said:? I know. ?
The pencil drew dozens of grains of rice on the paper.
The bird said, I'll take you home and I'll eat. ?
After that, the bird flew with a pencil on its back and flew back to the pencil's home.
This pencil is sleeping lazily in its owner's pencil box.
Kindergarten moral education story 2: puppy's birthday
The puppy's birthday is coming, and all friends come to the puppy's house to celebrate.
The food at the puppy's birthday party is very rich, including candy, biscuits, milk and a 5-pound cake. The birthday party began, and the first performance was acrobatics. The chicken sits in the last row, close to the table.
Suddenly, the chicken came up with the idea of candy. First, it looked around and saw that no one thought about it, so it quickly grabbed it, swallowed it, raised its head and shouted, OK! All right! Great! ? It barked and swallowed the candy. The chicken rolled its eyes again and said, I want to go to the toilet. ? So he went to the back, scratched his hand on the food table, grabbed the biscuit, and then quickly ran behind the tree and ate the biscuit. When he came back, he had the idea of milk again, so he took the milk faster than Liu Xiang, and drank it all in one breath in only three seconds.
The program is over, it's time to eat cake. The dog glanced at the table, flew into a rage and shouted, Who stole my food? It's Piggy Douding, which is usually my favorite! ? The chicken said quickly. Piggy was not convinced and said, I didn't steal it. Don't talk nonsense! ?
? Stop arguing! I saw who stole it! It's a chicken! ?
? Puppy, what proof do you have? The chicken asked in surprise.
The dog said, look, there are chicken footprints on the table! ? Pointing it out to everyone, the chicken had to sigh and go to the police station to surrender.
This story tells us that facts are facts, and no one can hide the truth!
Story 3 of kindergarten moral education: the king asks for a horse
A king likes hunting. He set a trap to catch fierce prey. One day, a hunter fell into the king's trap. The cruel king wanted to hang the hunter, and the innocent hunter argued for it. The king had no choice but to turn the corner and change his strategy.
He said,' I can spare your life, but you must send me a horse that no one has ever seen in the world within three days, or you will die. ? The hunter's wife is anxious and ill in bed. The hunter's son is very clever. He came to the palace to meet the king, demanded the release of his father, and promised to send a horse that no one had seen three days later.
The king said; ? Children listen; The horse I want is neither white nor yellow. Is it black, brown, gray, variegated and striped ...? The king told all the horses in the world. I want a horse that no one in the world has ever seen. Can you do it? The child said, Your Majesty, please rest assured that my father and I will get the horse back even if we turn over the forest. Please come to my house to lead the horse in three days. ?
So the king let the hunter go.
Hunters still go out early and return late as usual, hunting every day. At the end of the three-day period, the hunter's son went to see the king alone and said that the horse he wanted could be found.
The king will send someone to get it. The child said, don't worry, king. This horse is the one that no one in the world has ever seen. You shouldn't bring it casually. You must find a good day to bring it here. You must choose an auspicious day to lead the horse within one week, neither Monday nor Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday. ? The child said that and left.
Kindergarten moral education story 4: make way for ducklings
Mr and Mrs Mara have been looking for a place to live.
However, what Mr. Mara thinks is beautiful is hard for Mrs. Mara to say.
She is always worried that there are foxes in the Woods and turtles in the water. She doesn't want to live where there may be foxes or turtles.
They have to keep flying.
When they flew to Boston, they were too tired to fly. There is a good pond in the park there, and there is an island in the pond.
Mr. Mara croaked, This is a good place to spend the night. ? They flapped their wings and flew down.
The next morning, they searched for food for breakfast in the mud at the bottom of the pond. However, not many were found.
They were about to start a new journey when a strange big bird came. The bird pushes a boat full of people, and there is a man sitting on the back of the boat. Mr. Mara shouted politely:? Good morning. ? This big bird is too proud to answer. However, the people on the boat threw peanuts into the water, so the Mara couple followed the people around the pond and had a breakfast, which was much better than the first meal.
? I like it here. ? Mrs. Mara waddled ashore and said, Let's make a nest in this pond and get ready to take care of our ducklings. There are no foxes and turtles here, but we are fed peanuts. Isn't that great?
? Great! ? Mr. Mara said. He was glad that Mrs Mara had finally found a place she liked. but
? Watch out! ? Mrs Mara suddenly trembled and screamed. You'll be crushed! ? She gasped for a moment before saying that this place is not suitable for ducklings. These terrible things rushed over and rushed over. We must find another place. ?
They flew over the beacon mountains and bypassed the state building, but they couldn't find a suitable place.
They saw Louisburg Square, where there was no water to swim.
Then, they flew over the Charles River.
? Is it nice here? Cried Mr. Mara in a quack. ? The island looks quiet, not far from the park. ?
? All right. ? Mrs Mara said she thought of peanuts in the park. This should be a good place to hatch ducklings. ?
They chose a comfortable place to nest on the grass near the water. This time is just right, because they are going to change their hair styles. The old feathers on their wings began to fall off, and they couldn't fly again until they grew new feathers.
Of course, they can swim. One day, they swam to the park on the shore and met a policeman named Michael. Michael feeds them peanuts, and the Maras visit him every day.
Mrs Mara laid eight eggs in the nest, so she can't go to Michael any more. She had to sit on an egg to keep warm. She only gets up and leaves her nest when she drinks water, eats lunch or counts eggs correctly.
One day, the duckling hatched. Jack came out first, then Keke, then Lake, Mick, Nick, Vic, Pique and Camara were very proud. Taking care of so many ducklings is a great responsibility, which makes them very busy.
On this day, Mr. Mara decided to see other parts of the river. When he set out, he turned around and croaked. A week later, we met in the park. You should take good care of this duckling! ?
? Don't worry. ? Mrs. Mara said that I get along well with the children. ?
She keeps her promise.
She teaches them swimming and diving.
She taught them to walk in a line, come as soon as they heard the call, and keep a safe distance from things with wheels such as bicycles and motorcycles.
Finally, Mrs. Mara was completely satisfied with the children's performance. One morning, she said, Come on, children, follow me. ?
In the blink of an eye, Jack, Keke, Lake, Mick, Nick, Vic, Pique and Carker lined up as usual. Mrs Mara took the lead in the water, and they followed her to the other side.
They waddled ashore and waddled onto the road again.
Mrs Mara stepped forward to cross the road. ? Tick tock, tick tock. ? The speeding car honked its horn. ? Ga! Ga! ? Mrs. Mara staggered back. ? Ga! Ga! Ga! Ga! ? Jack, Keck, Lake, Mick, Nick, Vic, Pique and Carker all tried their best to scream. The car keeps running, the horn keeps ringing, and Mrs. Mara and the ducklings keep running? Ga! Ga! Ga! ? Call.
Hearing the sound, Michael rushed over. He waved and blew his whistle.
He stood in the middle of the road, raised one hand to stop all the cars, and signaled Mrs. Mara to cross the road with the other hand, just like a traffic policeman.
Mrs Mara and the ducklings reached the other side of the road safely and turned to Mount Vernon Street. Michael ran back to his booth at once.
He called Clancy at the police station and said that there was a duck walking in the street! ? Clancy said: A what? Get out of the way ? Michael shouted. Send a police car, hurry up! ?
At this time, Mrs. Mara has reached the bookstore on the corner and turned to Charles Street, while Jack, Keck, Lake, Mick, Nick, Vic, Pique and Carker are lined up behind her.
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