Moral education given to children through grandmother’s story | Moral education given to children through grandmother’s story: Philanthropist Radha got a magical frying pan in Lucknow – Lucknow News
Children and teachers present in the grandmother’s story
In the Grandma-Nani story series, children enjoyed the folk tale Chamatkari Kadai. In the program organized by Lok Sanskriti Shodh Sansthan at Atal Bihari Vajpayee Abhinav Model School in Jankipuram, children were taught moral values through stories.
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Storyman Jitesh Shrivastav started the program with an entertaining game with the children. After this, through the story Chamatkari Kadahi, he taught not to give up on one’s generosity and helping others even in difficult circumstances. Lok Chaupal’s in-charge Archana Gupta recited a poem to the children. Before this, the school’s Principal Shikha Chaudhary welcomed the storytelling group. On this occasion, Patron of Lok Sanskriti Shodh Sansthan Rajnarayan Verma, Secretary Mrs. Sudha Dwivedi as well as school teachers and students were present.
Children and teachers present in the grandmother’s story
The story began with Radha, a poor but kind girl who always obeyed her parents. After marriage, she also helped others at her in-laws’ place, where her husband somehow managed to make a living by doing hard labour. One day, there was a shortage of food in the house. That day, the village goddess disguised herself as an old woman and knocked at Radha’s door. Despite the problems, Radha gave food to the old woman. Pleased with Radha’s generosity, the village goddess blessed her with happiness and prosperity and gave her a magical frying pan in which any dish of her choice could be cooked. This story taught children that even in adverse circumstances, one should help others as much as possible.
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