Free short stories, bedtime stories and lessons for kids in 13 languages
Free short stories, bedtime stories and lessons for kids in 13 languages
History, festivals, folktales, myths and traditions from India and cultures around the world, explained for kids and families.
Discover Deepavali traditions in Telugu homes: Naraka Chaturdashi, Satyabhama’s victory over Narakasura, oil baths, diyas, Lakshmi puja, and festive sweets.
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A story about listening to elders for kids. The young birds of Kolleru Lake ignore the old tortoise’s warning, until his wisdom saves them all.
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A short story about patience for kids. Two farmers face a dry season. One rushes; one waits and prepares. Discover who reaps the better harvest.
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A story about not wasting food for kids. Chintu leaves rice on his plate, until a tiny rice grain takes him on a journey from the paddy field to his table.
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Explore Sankranti traditions in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana: Bhogi fires, muggulu, Haridasu, Gangireddulu, kites, and festival foods.
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Explore Dasara traditions in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana: Navaratri, Bommala Koluvu, Ayudha Puja, Vijayadashami jammi leaves, and Kanaka Durga festivities.
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A short story about teamwork for kids. Two proud bullocks pull a heavy cart in opposite directions, until they discover the strength of working together.
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A touching short story about family heritage. When Meghna finds her grandmother’s recipe box, she discovers stories, love, and her Telugu roots.
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Discover Vinayaka Chavithi traditions in Telugu homes: clay idols, 21 patri leaves, undrallu, the moon story, and eco-friendly nimajjanam.
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A gentle short story for kids about self-acceptance. A crooked clay pot learns that being different is its greatest gift. Includes moral and questions.
Read MoreFree short stories, bedtime stories and lessons for kids in 13 languages, with discussion questions for parents and teachers.
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