5 lines short stories with moral? Any time can be a story time but the stories narrated at night have much more stronger impact. That is the last thing they hear until they sleep so it’s likely they have positive story related visions and aspirations. Our stories are not just limited to the text they also have illustrations of scenes and characters to create a scenario in the minds of kids. The colorful art also grabs children‘s attention. So, overall we are providing a complete package for the kids. It is up to you how would you utilize it. See additional details at short moral stories.
Princess jasmine’s Story is the story of a princess who wants to marry for love and how she finds it outside the royal palaces. If your kids have watched the Disney movie Aladdin, they would already know who we are talking about. Jasmine, the princess of Agrabah, does not want to marry the prince chosen by her father. She runs away from home and meets Aladdin, a petty thief who impresses her. They become friends but soon Aladdin is jailed by the evil Jafar, the king’s minister. Jafar takes Aladdin to a cave, on a quest, where they find a magic lamp and a magic carpet. Jafar tries to take the magic lamp and leave Aladdin in the cave. But with his monkey’s help, Aladdin uses the lamp to escape from there. The genie in the lamp makes Aladdin a prince. Soon he meets Princess Jasmine again, and they fall in love. Jafar tries to kill Aladdin, but Aladdin and Jasmine trick him into defeat. In the end, Jasmine marries Aladdin, her true love, even though he is not a prince.
A milkmaid named Patty was carrying milk in a pail on her head. She was going to the market. As she was walking, she began planning about what she would do with the money she got from selling the milk. She thought of buying some fowls. Fowls would lay eggs, which she can sell. With the money she got from selling eggs, she could buy a dimity frock and a hat, which will make her look pretty. Then she would meet a handsome man, who would ask her to marry him. She would say no, nodding her head… dreaming this, she nodded her head and her pail fell. All her milk was spilled on the ground. Moral: Do not dream about the fruits you get even before the work gets over!
It is evening, and the Sun has just set. All the animals on the ship go downstairs to the deck to take a bath, change into their pajamas (big and small), brush their teeth, stretch their bodies and exercise, and finally get to bed in their bunkers. They fall asleep as the boat is rocked by the gentle waves of the sea. Is It Bedtime Wibbly Pig? is written in a question-and-answer format, where the narrator asks little Wibbly pig if it is bedtime already? The story is about the cute and funny excuses that Wibbly gives to avoid going to bed! Wibbly Pig is in the bath when the narrator asks if it is bedtime. Wibbly Pig replies, “No silly! I am still in the bath.” The narrator then asks if Wibbly has finished the bath and gets a reply, “No, I’m still drying my toes.” And so on the story goes, with the narrator asking her a set of leading questions about bedtime, and each time Wibbly manages to come up with an excuse. The story ends with Wibbly finally falling asleep with her cuddle buddies Flop the bunny, Pigley the pig and Dimple the teddy bear.
A long time ago, God made a promise to Abraham, Sarah’s husband. The promise was that Abraham would have a big family. This means Abraham would have lots of children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. But, years passed without a single child. One day three men (messengers of God) came to their place and had dinner. While leaving, they said that soon a son would be born to them. A little later, Sarah and Abraham had a baby boy. They named him Issac. They were happy ever after, and prayed that ‘the Lord’s promise prove true’. Moral: God keeps his promise, even if it is delayed. We have to be patient and keep our belief in him. Find even more info at 5minutebedtime.com.