read the story aloud or present in the group of the-the narrator, the peacock &the cranes.
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A Moral Story : The Peacock
and The Crane
Let us enjoy reading this story of The Peacock and The Crane.
T here was a peacock who often boasted about his beauty. Everyday he walked to the banks of a large lake and looked his own reflections and said "Oh! What a beautiful bird I am! Look at my colourful tail".
Once the peacock saw a crane on the banks of the lake. He said with a sneer to the crane, "What a colourless bird you are! You have no beautiful and colourful feathers like mine".
The crane replied, "Of course! I don't have beautiful feathers. But, my feathers can make me fly across the lake. Can your feathers make you fly?" There was no reply from the peacock.
MORAL : It is better to be useful than to be beautiful.
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Once upon a time, there lived a beautiful peacock in the woods. The peacock was very proud of its beauty. It would always flaunt its beautiful feathers and make fun of other birds.
One day, the peacock met a crane on the bank of a lake. He said to the crane with a sneer “what a colourless bird you are! Your feathers look grey and dusty. Look at my gorgeous feathers robed in the glory of the rainbow. I look so majestic”
“Yes, you are beautiful. But I don’t envy you at all” said the crane
“What? Don’t lie” said the peacock surprisingly.
“I can fly up in the sky with my wings. I travel around the world and go wherever I want. All you can do is strut about on the ground. Fine feathers alone don’t make fine birds” said the crane and soared up into the blue sky. The peacock was ashamed and kept quiet.
Moral of the peacock and crane story -
Beauty has no value unless it is useful.
Worthless beauty is not appreciable.
Never find fault with others.
Being useful is of much more importance and value, than the ornamental.