Story 6: Sara and the Lost Dog
Sara found a lost dog in the street. The dog looked hungry and scared. Sara took the dog home, gave it food, and looked after it. The next day, she put up posters to find its owner. After a few days, a man came to Sara’s house and said, “This is my dog! Thank you for taking care of him.” Sara was happy to help.
Questions:
- What did Sara find?
- a) A lost dog
- b) A cat
- c) A bird
- How did the dog look?
- a) Happy
- b) Hungry and scared
- c) Tired
- What did Sara do to find the dog’s owner?
- a) Asked her friends
- b) Made posters
- c) Went to the market
- Who came to Sara’s house?
- a) A woman
- b) The dog’s owner
- c) A child
- What is the moral of the story?
Story 7: Ibrahim’s Hard Work
Ibrahim wanted to help his father at their small shop. He worked hard every day, arranging items and serving customers. One day, his father said, “You are a great help, my son. Hard work always pays off.” Ibrahim felt proud and continued to help his father.
Questions:
- Where did Ibrahim help his father?
- a) At home
- b) At a shop
- c) At school
- What did Ibrahim do at the shop?
- a) Played games
- b) Arranged items and served customers
- c) Talked to people
- What did Ibrahim’s father say?
- a) You need to work harder
- b) You are a great help
- c) Let’s close the shop
- How did Ibrahim feel?
- a) Proud
- b) Sad
- c) Angry
- What is the main message of the story?
Story 8: Amina’s Sharing
Amina had a bag of sweets. When her friends saw the sweets, they asked if they could have some. Amina smiled and said, “Of course!” She shared the sweets with all her friends. Her teacher saw this and said, “Amina, sharing makes everyone happy.”
Questions:
- What did Amina have?
- a) Sweets
- b) Toys
- c) Books
- What did Amina’s friends ask for?
- a) Help
- b) Sweets
- c) Books
- Did Amina share the sweets?
- a) Yes
- b) No
- Who praised Amina for sharing?
- a) Her teacher
- b) Her friends
- c) Her parents
- What is the lesson of the story?