Writing a full article with moral stories for kids, along with pictures, would be best suited as a project combining text and images. Here’s a simplified outline and example of what such an article might look like:
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### **Title: Three Moral Stories for Kids**
### **Story 1: The Lion and the Mouse**
**Once upon a time, in a dense forest, a mighty lion was sleeping under a tree. Suddenly, a little mouse accidentally ran across the lion’s nose and woke him up. The lion grabbed the mouse with his huge paw.**
“Please don’t eat me!” begged the mouse. “I might be small, but I could help you one day.”
The lion laughed at the idea of a tiny mouse helping him but decided to let the mouse go. A few days later, the lion was caught in a hunter’s net. He roared for help, and the mouse heard him. The mouse quickly gnawed through the ropes and set the lion free.
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**Moral: Even the smallest friend can make a big difference.**
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### **Story 2: The Boy Who Cried Wolf**
**Once there was a shepherd boy who looked after sheep in a village. One day, he thought it would be fun to trick the villagers, so he shouted, “Wolf! Wolf! The wolf is chasing the sheep!”**
The villagers came running to help, but when they arrived, they found no wolf. The boy laughed at how he had tricked them.
A few days later, the boy again cried out, “Wolf! Wolf!” The villagers rushed out once more, but there was no wolf. This time, the villagers were very angry.
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Soon after, a real wolf came. The boy shouted, “Wolf! Wolf!” But the villagers thought he was tricking them again, so they didn’t come. The wolf attacked the sheep, and the boy learned a hard lesson.
**Moral: No one believes a liar, even when they tell the truth.**
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### **Story 3: The Tortoise and the Hare**
**One day, a hare was making fun of a slow-moving tortoise. “You are so slow! I could beat you in a race any day,” said the hare. The tortoise, tired of the hare’s teasing, decided to challenge him to a race.**
The hare, confident in his speed, agreed. The race began, and the hare quickly sped ahead. Seeing how far behind the tortoise was, the hare decided to take a nap. Meanwhile, the tortoise kept moving, slow and steady.
When the hare finally woke up, he saw that the tortoise was near the finish line! The hare ran as fast as he could, but it was too late. The tortoise had won the race.
**Moral: Slow and steady wins the race.**
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### **Conclusion**
These stories teach us important lessons about friendship, honesty, and perseverance. Remember, it's not about being the biggest, fastest, or trickiest—it’s about being kind, honest, and steady in your efforts.
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### **Illustrations**
For each story, a colorful picture can be added:
1. **Lion and the Mouse**: A lion sleeping under a tree with a small mouse on its nose.
2. **The Boy Who Cried Wolf**: A boy shouting “Wolf!” with villagers running towards him, and in another image, the real wolf attacking the sheep.
3. **The Tortoise and the Hare**: The tortoise slowly moving forward while the hare sleeps under a tree, followed by the tortoise crossing the finish line.
Would you like to see these stories with illustrations?
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