Stories of Civility
Stories of Civility
List of educational resources for parents and teachers to read online, to download in PDF format, or to listen to as audio stories
Stories are perfect to improve education of children and family life. Whether in family or in the classroom, as audio or as reading, with pictures or simple text, parents and teachers will have the tools to educate in values, and to entertain, boys and girls of any age.
Stories are perfect to improve education of children and family life. Whether in family or in the classroom, as audio or as reading, with pictures or simple text, parents and teachers will have the tools to educate in values, and to entertain, boys and girls of any age.
List including all our stories about Civility . Many creative short stories to teach values. Resources for parents and teachers
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Educational Value
- Learn to not make fun of others
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| Making fun of others often makes them angry, and can lead to violence | The African plains | A rhino, a turtle, and some monkeys |
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Once, on the African plains, there lived a moody rhino who was very easily angered. One day, a giant turtle entered the rhino's territory unaware. The rhino quickly ran over to the turtle, with the intention of getting rid of it. The turtle was...
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Educational Value
- Respect and kindness
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| Respecting others is not only important for those we respect, but also for the effect it has upon ourselves | A forest | A gang of evil goblins, a little old man, and a wizard |
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Once upon a time, there was a gang of evil goblins who lived in a forest. They spent a lot of their time making fun of a poor old man who could now hardly move, see, or hear. They showed...
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Educational Value
- Communication. Do not judge others's intentions.
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| We should not guess or imagine the intentions of others. Talking is how we come to understand others, and clear up a great many problems | Two neighbours’ houses | Two neighbours |
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There was once a man who went out to look for a job. As he was passing his neighbour's house, an important piece of paper fell out of the man's pocket.
His neighbour happened to be looking out the window. He saw the piece of paper fall, and
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Educational Value
- Loyalty, friendship and fellowship
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| Telling tales about others is not only unfriendly, it also hinders others from telling their stories themselves | A school | A boy and his classmates |
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There was once a little boy who told tales about absolutely everything. Whenever anyone asked who had done this, or who had said that, the little boy jumped up and shouted out ...
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Educational Value
- Happyness and kindness
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| To smile is to be cheerful in a wonderful, contagious, and effortless way. | A class of schoolchildren | A teacher and one of her pupils |
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One day, Miss Ellis gave her pupils a new assignment: an assignment on happiness. Her pupils would be "happiness collectors", and were to see what would happen when they tried to bring happiness to those around them. As part of their assignment, all the students did...
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Educational Value
- Good manners
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| The origin of good manners | A park with a big tree | A boy and a tree |
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A long, long time ago a little boy was walking through a park. In the middle of the park there was a tree with a sign on it. The sign said...
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