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One summer------very hot------water dried up-----a crow------Very happy---
In search of water------a jug with water-----crow tried to drink-----level of water too low------
Pebbles------level roe little by little------hard work and success------moral.
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The Thirsty Crow Story For Kids
Written by SAGARI GONGALA (BSc)
JUNE 25, 2019
The Thirsty Crow Story For Kids
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We see them every day. They are black, scary at times, and they all look alike. Here is an interesting fact – they are among the most intelligent species on this planet.
Crows – they are everywhere. And they are as intelligent as a seven-year-old child (1)! Anyone who has read the story of a thirsty crow will agree with the findings. One of the most famous fables for kids, the tale of the thirsty crow is one that you must tell your children. In this article, MomJunction tells you the story and also shares some interesting tidbits about it.
The Thirsty Crow – Origin And History
The Crow and the Pitcher is an Aesop’s fable, which tells you the story of the thirsty crow. It is a simple tale of using logic to achieve the said goal. The story has been mentioned in several poems by Greek poets, in fable collections, and other books. The simplicity of the story and the moral it gives kids is perhaps why it was into almost all the languages in the world.
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So here is the story again, so that you can read it out to your kids.
The Thirsty Crow Story In English
A THIRSTY CROW
It is a hot summer day. A crow was very thirsty. He flew here and there in search of water. But he could not find water anywhere. As it was summer, all lakes and rivers had dried up.
At last, he found a water pot lying in the out yard of a house. He flew up to the pot and peeped in. He was very happy. He found some water in the pot. He tried to reach for the water but could not reach it because it was at the bottom. He looked here and there.
An idea flashed suddenly. He picked up stones lying around one by one, and dropped into the pot. Slowly the water rose up. Finally, the crow could reach the water. He drank the water and flew away happily.
MORAL: IF THERE IS A WILL THERE IS AWAY