The Wise Little Sparrow

Classes:3rd to 5th

English 

     The Wise Little Sparrow 

            In a quaint village surrounded by vast fields, lived a little sparrow named Chiku. Chiku was known for his cleverness and wisdom, often outwitting larger birds and animals.

   

    One summer, the village faced a severe drought. The fields dried up, and food became scarce. The villagers and animals alike struggled to find enough to eat.One day, Chiku noticed a group of birds squabbling over a few scattered grains. He knew that if they continued this way, none of them would get enough food to survive. Chiku flew up to a high branch and called out to the birds, "Friends, instead of fighting, let's work together to find food. We can gather it and share equally."The larger birds scoffed at Chiku's suggestion. They believed their size and strength would ensure their survival without needing the help of a small sparrow. But Chiku didn't give up. He decided to take action alone, hoping the others would follow.Chiku flew to the nearby forest, where he knew a hidden grove of fruit trees stood. He spent the entire day gathering berries and seeds, and by evening, he had a considerable pile of food. He flew back to the village and placed the food in a common area.

    

   The next morning, the other birds were amazed to see the food Chiku had gathered. Hungry and desperate, they decided to follow his example. Together, they searched the forest and fields, each bird contributing what they found to the common pile. Soon, there was enough food for all the birds, and they managed to survive the drought.The larger birds, humbled by Chiku's wisdom and perseverance, realized the value of cooperation. 

   

  They thanked Chiku and acknowledged that his clever idea had saved them all.

  Moral :

* Cooperation and teamwork can achieve what individual effort cannot. 


* True wisdom lies in understanding the power of unity and collective action.

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  1. I strongly believe in collaboration.🤝🤝

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