Suman Coaching Centre 1970

SCC1970`s Moral English Stories| A thirsty ant went to a pond to drink water. While drinking, she slipped and fell into the rushing water. "Help! Help!" the ant cried. She was drowning. A dove was sitting on a tree branch nearby. He saw the poor ant in trouble. Quickly, the dove plucked a large leaf and dropped it into the pond near the ant. The ant climbed onto the leaf. The leaf floated safely to the bank, and the ant climbed out. "Thank you, kind dove," said the ant. "I will help you one day." A few days later, a hunter came. He saw the dove and aimed his gun. The ant saw this. She quickly crawled inside the hunter's shoe and bit his heel. "Ouch!" the hunter yelled and missed his aim. The dove heard the noise and flew away to safety. Both were now safe and happy. Moral: Any act of kindness, no matter how small, is never wasted. ...

SCC1970`s Moral English Stories| Sam was a young boy who loved to run. One sunny day, he went for a walk in the woods with his grandmother. Sam ran very fast. He wanted to get to the end of the path quickly. "Come on, Grandma! You are too slow!" Sam shouted. Grandmother smiled and walked slowly with her wooden stick. She looked at every tree and every leaf. Suddenly, she stopped. She pointed her stick at a pile of brown leaves. Sam ran back to her. "What is it?" he asked. Grandmother moved the leaves. Underneath was a tiny, glowing blue flower. It was the most beautiful flower in the forest. Sam had missed it because he was running too fast. "If you run too fast, you miss the best things," Grandmother said softly. Sam held her hand and walked slowly for the rest of the day. He did not want to miss anything else. Moral: Take your time. If you hurry too much, you might...

SCC1970`s Moral English Stories| In a small village lived a boy named Arjun. He was playful and mischievous, and often enjoyed making fun of others by telling lies. One day, while playing in the fields, he shouted loudly, “The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming!” The villagers rushed to help, but there was no wolf. They scolded him and went back. Arjun found this amusing and repeated the trick several times, laughing at the villagers’ reactions. A few days later, a real wolf appeared and attacked his sheep. Arjun panicked and cried out again, “The wolf is coming! Please help!” But this time, no one believed him. The wolf carried away many of his sheep, and Arjun was left crying helplessly. The village elder came to him and said, “Son, when a liar speaks the truth, people still refuse to believe. Losing trust is the greatest loss.” From that day, Arjun decided to always speak the truth a...

SCC1970`s Moral English Stories| Once upon a time, in a dark green forest, there was a little turtle who walked very slowly. All the animals laughed at her. “You’ll never win a race!” said the monkey. One day, the animals planned a race. The rabbit, deer, and monkey joined. Turtle said, “I want to race too.” Everyone giggled on him, but he joined the race. The race began. The rabbit ran very fast, but he stopped to eat carrots. The deer jumped ahead, but got tired and slept on the roadside. The monkey swung from trees, but fell and got stuck. The turtle kept walking slowly, step by step. He didn’t stop, didn’t rest, didn’t give up. At the end, Turtle reached the finish line first! All the animals clapped and said, “ You are slow, but you never gave up! We proud of you! ” Turtle smiled and said, “ Slow and steady wins the race.” Moral: Never give up. Slow and steady wins the race. ...