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                 List 1.

•      Myself
•      My Home / Our House
•      My Parents
•      My Friends / My Best Friends
•      My Daily Life
•      My Aim in Life

                List 2

•       My Maternal Uncle's House
•       My City
•       My Town
•       Our School
•       Our Country
•       Our National Flag

                List 3

•        Our National Bird
•        My State
•        Our National Animal
•        Winter
•        Summer
•        The Rainy Season

                List 4      

•         The Autumn
•         The Spring
•         Your Classroom
•         Your Favourite Teacher
•         Your School Playground
•         The Flower Garden at Your School

                List 5

•         The School Magazine
•         A Cultural Function at Your School
•         The Independence Day at Your School
•         My Favourite Game
•         My Hobby

        A Visit to The Zoo

               List 6

•        A Visit to a Circus
•        A Visit to a Fair
•        A Visit to an Exhibition
•        Your Visit to The Museum
•        A Visit to Puri
•        A Visit to a Hospital

               List 7

•        A Picnic
•        Durga Puja
•        Muharram
•        Saraswati Puja
•        Diwali
•        Christmas

               List 8

•        The Holi Festival
•        The Car Festival
•        The Sun
•        The Moon
•        The Earth
•        The Stars

               List 9

•        The Sky
•        The River
•        The Sea
•        Deserts
•        The Hill
•        Clouds

               List 10

•       The Rainbow
•       The Lake
•       Cleanliness
•       Play or Games
•       Swimming
•       Exercise

               List 11

•       Habits
•       Good Manners
•       Presence of Mind
•       Dress
•       An Umbrella
•       The Clock

               List 12

•       The Tree
•       Rice
•       Wheat
•       Jute
•       Cotton
•       Tea
•       Sugarcane

               List 13

•       The Bamboo
•       Milk
•       Water
•       Gold
•       Iron
•       Coal
•       Salt

               List 14

•       The Lotus
•       The Rose
•       The Marigold
•       The Tiger
•       The Elephant
•       The Lion
•       The Camel

               List 15

•        Vidyasagar
•        Rabindranath Tagore
•        Mahatma Gandhi - Bapuji
•        Subhaschandra Bose
•        Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
•        Sri Ramakrishna Paramhans Dev
•        Great Saint Swami Vivekananda    

                List 16

•          Sister Nivedita
•          My Favourite Writer Saratchandra Chatterjee
•          Sri Aurobinda
•          Satyajit Ray
•          Mother Teresa
•          Sachin Tendulkar
•          Leonel Messi
•          Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

                List 17

•         The Horse
•         The Cow
•         The Dog
•         The Cat
•         The Squirrel
•         The Snake
•         The Frog

                List 18

•          The Rat
•          The Peacock
•          The Parrot
•          The Crow
•          The Cuckoo
•          The Cock
•          The Pigeon

                List 19

•          The Owl
•          The Mosquito
•          The Butterfly
•          The Bee
•          The Farmer
•          The Gardener
•          A Market / Bazaar

               List 20

•          The Doctor
•          The Policeman    
•          The Postman    
•          The Post Office
•          The Hawker
•          Street Beggar
•          The Train

               List 21

•          The Stadium
•          The Pen
•          Flood
•          Late Autumn
•          Morning Walk                
•          How I Spend Sundays
•          Your Best Friend    

The Two Merchants

Moral Story →The Two Merchants

                                Once There Were Two Merchants in a Country. One of Them Was Seriba. The Other One Was Seriban. Seriban Was Very Honest. But Seriba Was a Dishonest Man. They Sold Toys From Door to Door. One Day Seriba Went to an Old Man's House. He Lived There With His Little Grand Daughter. To See Him The Little Girl Cried For Toys. But Her Grand Father Had Only a Broken Plate to Buy Toys. Seriba at Once Understood That It Was Made of Gold. But He Told Them That It Was Useless. The Old Man and His Grand Daughter Became Sad. After Sometimes Seriban Came There. The Little Girl Again Cried For Toys. The Old Man Showed Him The Broken Plate. Seriban Told That, "It is Made of Gold. I Have No Such Money to Pay You." The Old Man Was Happy. He Told That, "But The Other Merchant Told That It is Useless. Take It and Give Me What You Can." Soon Seriba Returned There. But It Was Too Late. He Wept For His Misdeed. 

Morality →Honesty is The Best Policy. 

The Ox and The Frog

Moral Story →The Ox and The Frog

                           One Day a Young Frog Went Out and Saw an Ox. He Went Back Home and Said to His Mother, "Mother, I Have Seen a Huge Animal." His Mother Said, "Is The Animal Bigger Than Me?" The Young Frog Told That The Ox Was Much Bigger Than Her. Then The Mother Frog Puffed Herself and Said to Him, "Is The Animal Bigger Than Me?" Then The Young Frog Told That The Animal Was Much Bigger Than Much Her. Now The Mother Frog Puffed Herself More and Burst Like a Balloon. 

Morality →Pride Must Have a Fall. 

The Golden Axe

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Moral Story →The Golden Axe

                                  One Day a Wood-cutter Was Cutting Wood Beside a River. His Axe Suddenly Fell into The River. He Cried Bitterly. The Goddess of River Took Pity on Him. She Then Dived into Water and Brought Out a Golden Axe. The Deity Said to The Wood-cutter, "Is It Yours." He Said, "No." Then Again The Goddess Dived into Water and Brought Out a Silver Axe. She Asked Him If It Was His. The Honest Wood-cutter Replied That It Was Not His. At Last, In The Same Way The Deity Brought Out an Iron Axe. This Time The Wood-cutter Said, "Yes, It is Mine." At This The Deity Became Very Happy With Him and Gave Him All The Axes. 

Morality →Honesty is The Best Policy. 

                          

King Solomon's Wisdom

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Moral Story →King Solomon's Wisdom

                                 King Solomon Was a Wise King. One Day The Queen of Sheba Wanted to Test His Wisdom. She Came to His Kingdom. She Had Two Garlands With Her. One of Real Flowers and The Other Was Artificial. The Garlands Looked Alike. It Was Really a Hard Job to Select The Real One. She Placed The Garlands on The Table and Asked The King to Choose The Garland of Real Flowers. The King Took a Long Time. At Last, He Asked His Servants to Open The Windows of The Room. Then Bees Entered The Room and Sat on The Garland of Real Flowers. Thus King Solomon Could Choose The Garland of Real Flowers. 

Morality →Knowledge is Power. 

Sir Philip Sidney and a Wounded Soldier

Moral Story →Sir Philip Sidney and a Wounded Soldier

                             One Day Sir Philip Sidney Was Wounded in The Battlefield. He Was Brought Back to The Camp. His Wounds Were Nursed. He Became Very Thirsty. He Was Badly in Need of Water. But There Was No Water Nearby. At Long Last, Someone Brought a Glass of Water. Sidney Was About to Drink The Water. But He Then Found Another Wounded Soldier Crying Out For Water. Then Sidney Offered Him The Glass of Water. He Said to The Surprised Soldier, "Your Need is Greater Than Mine."

Morality →Sacrifice is a Great Virtue. 

Lord Buddha and a Mother

Moral Story →Lord Buddha and a Mother

                                Once One Lady Lost Her Only Child. She Was Terribly Shocked. She Cried Bitterly. One Day The Lady Went to Lord Buddha. The Lady Said to Buddha, "Oh Lord, Return The Life of My Son." Then Lord Told Her to Fetch One Handful of Mustard Seeds From a House Where Nobody Had Ever Died. The Lady Went From Door to Door. But Alas! She Found No Such House. She Returned and Told Everything to Lord Buddha. Then Lord Said to Her, "Death is Common to All."

Morality →Man is Mortal. 

The Fox and The Crow

Moral Story →The Fox and The Crow

                                One Day a Crow Stole a Piece of Meat From a Shop. She Sat on The Branch of a Tree to Eat It. Then a Fox Was Passing Under The Tree. He Saw The Crow. He Became Very Greedy. He Wanted to Get The Piece of Meat. Then He Played a Trick. The Fox Started Praising The Crow. He Said to The Crow, "How Nice You are! But It is a Pity You Can't Sing at All." Then The Crow Started Singing. It Opened Its Mouth. The Piece of Meat Dropped Down and Clever Fox Ate It. 

Morality →Don't Believe a Flatterer. 

The King and The Spider

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Moral Story →The King and The Spider

                                  Robert Bruce, The King of Scotland Was Defeated Six Times in The Battle. He Left His Kingdom and Hid Himself in a Cave. There He Saw a Spider. It Was Trying Hard to Reach The Ceiling of The Cave. The Spider Tried Six Times. But It Failed. At The Seventh Attempt The Spider Succeeded. The King Saw All These. Then He Said to Himself, "If The Spider Can Succeed Why Can't I?" Then He Decided to Fight Once Again. He Collected Soldiers. He Fought. He Was Successful at The Seventh Attempt. 

Morality →Never Give Up Hope. 

The Ant and The Dove

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Moral Story →The Ant and The Dove

                              A Dove Lived in a Tree. The Tree Was Beside a River. One Day He Saw an Ant. It Was Going Down The Current. The Life of The Ant Was in Danger. Then The Dove Dropped a Dry Leaf on The Water. The Ant Got on It and Went to The Shore. Thus The Life of The Ant Was Saved. One Day a Fowler ( Bird Hunter ) Aimed at The Bird. The Ant Saw It. Then The Ant Bit The Fowler in His Foot. He Cried Out in Pain. He Lost His Attention and Misfired. The Dove Flew Away and Was Saved. 

Morality →One Good Turn Deserves Another.