This is a moral story about a wicked crow who learns to be kind and generous through the life lessons she encounters. The story follows the crow’s journey as she discovers the importance of being kind and generous and the consequences of her not being so. The story will teach readers about the importance of being kind and generous and will also provide a valuable moral lesson. Hope you will like it. You can download this storybook (PDF) with the link given in the end of the story.
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Moral Story – The Wicked Crow
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Once upon a time, a hungry crow was searching for food.
After a long time, he arrived at a nearby seashore and luckily found a clam.
He held the clam in his beak and tried to break it open, to reach the tasty meat inside.
But how could the clamshell break? The clamshell is very hard. No matter how hard he tried to open the clam.
The crow felt hungry and helpless.
Suddenly, another crow approached him and said, “Hey, you’re doing it all wrong!
“Listen to me. Take the clam in your beak and fly up as high as you can”
And drop it onto the rocks on the ground.
“The shell will crack easily. Give it a try, my friend!”
The hungry crow was impressed by this idea.
So, he took the clam in his beak and flew high into the sky.
He dropped the clam onto the rocks, just as he was told.
As expected, the clam cracked open, revealing the delicious meat inside.
However, the wicked crow quickly snatched the meat and ate it all.
Then, with a smirk, he flew away. His cunning plan had succeeded.
The innocent crow landed and felt angry at his misfortune.
He went to sleep that night with an empty stomach and made a promise to himself never to trust a stranger so easily again.
Moral
YOU SHOULD NOT TRUST STRANGERS BLINDLY.
MCQ’s based on the story
1. Where did the crow find the clam?
a) In a tree
b) In a river
c) In a seashore
d) In a field
2. How did the other crow suggest opening the clamshell?
a) Pecking at it repeatedly
b) Using a rock to hit it
c) Flying up high and dropping it onto rocks
d) Asking a human for help
3. Who ate the all food in the story?
a) A kind sparrow
b) A wise owl
c) Another wicked crow
d) Crow
4. Who was sleeping on an empty stomach?
a) A kind sparrow
b) A wise owl
c) Crow
d) Another Crow
5. What is the moral of the story?
a) crow was foolish
b) crow was wicked
c) another crow was sharped
d) you should not trust strangers blindly
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