Stories of Integration
Stories of Integration
List of educational resources for Parents and Teachers
The best educational resource for parents and teachers can be a story. No matter if your children attend the primary school or they are babies at kindergarten, every story can be blended to become a great educational toy
The best educational resource for parents and teachers can be a story. No matter if your children attend the primary school or they are babies at kindergarten, every story can be blended to become a great educational toy
List including all our stories about Integration . Many creative short stories to teach values. Resources for parents and teachers
Educational Value
- Avoid stereotypes
Basic elements
| Moral of the story |
Setting |
Characters |
| You can’t judge anyone based purely on stereotypes. |
A prairie post office for insects |
A horsefly, a spider, a beetle, a praying mantis, and a grasshopper |
Story intro
Mr. Horsefly was the new head of the prairie post office. He had put a lot of time and effort into getting this highly respected position; he had even moved fields. If you asked Mr. Horsefly, he would tell you that he got the job thanks to his great deductive gifts. On his first day at work...
Educational Value
- Shelf acceptance
Basic elements
| Moral of the story |
Setting |
Characters |
| Don’t make fun of people’s physical characteristics or deficiencies. Everyone gives the best of what they have, and often, unpopular people can offer more than the popular ones. |
A big cave |
A girl with big glasses, and a boy |
Story intro
Susannah was a shy but clever girl. She couldn't see too well, and had worn glasses for as long as she could remember. And again, for as long as she could remember, some of her classmates had habitually picked on her and...
Educational Value
- Accept people differences
Basic elements
| Moral of the story |
Setting |
Characters |
| We cannot hope to be the best at everything, nor that everyone else be just like us. Every individual contributes something of value. |
Bionic City |
A robot |
Story intro
XT-27 wasn't just any robot. His identification plate read "XT-27: The best, most modern robot". He was, indeed, the most up-to-date robot currently available, a product difficult to beat. Of course, this made him feel very proud. So much so, that when he saw...
Educational Value
- Be respectful and kind to others
Basic elements
| Moral of the story |
Setting |
Characters |
| With very little effort, and some tact, you can be considerate to, and include everyone |
A town in the time of the wizards |
A wizard and the townsfolk |
Story intro
Once upon a time there was a good, cheerful wizard who loved to use his magic to make everyone happy. He was also quite an unusual wizard because he was allergic to a load of different foods. He had to be...
Educational Value
- Learn to treat people with deficiencies
Basic elements
| Moral of the story |
Setting |
Characters |
| We need to learn to accept people with deficiencies. We can do this by putting ourselves in their place, and trying to help them. |
Any place in the present day |
A boy and a girl |
Story intro
Walter felt trapped. He saw himself as a normal boy, who really wanted to learn, play, and enjoy himself. But nothing turned out the way he wanted. No one around him seemed to understand what he said, no matter how much he would gesture, shout, or wave his arms about. And to top it all...
Educational Value
- Shelf acceptance; making others happier
Basic elements
| Moral of the story |
Setting |
Characters |
| everything which makes us different makes us, at the same time, special, and there are always ways to benefit from these gifts |
a city and its areas of greatest child deprivation |
a boy and a clown |
Story intro
Pete Sparks was a sensitive boy. So sensitive that even his hair was ticklish. You only had to touch his hair a little bit and he would burst out laughing. And when this ticklish laughter started, no one could ...
Educational Value
- Integrate people with disabilities
Basic elements
| Moral of the story |
Setting |
Characters |
| We should give everyone with a disability a chance to show their good qualities. We should treat them as normally as possible. |
A town during the festival season |
A deaf boy, his best friend, and the townsfolk |
Story intro
Reggie couldn't hear a thing. He was a normal boy, but he had been born deaf. He was well known to everyone in town, and they were all very fond of him. Unfortunately, though, he always seemed to end up being ...
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