Moral Stories

This app has moral stories and inspirational stories.

13 Benefits Of Storytelling To Kids:

1. Instills virtues and morals in children: Stories can have a huge impact on children. Honesty, truthfulness, gratitude, and many such attributes can be ingrained in them through compelling stories.

2. nderstanding cultures: Stories can be used to keep the children connected to their roots and make them understand their own history and traditions. Stories, like cultures, vary from one land to another. Stories from the homeland and foreign places will make the child appreciate the diversities existing in this world.

3. Improves listening skills: To enjoy the story thoroughly, one must pay attention to the narrator so that nothing is missed out. A good session of storytelling can improve a child’s listening skills.

4. Inspires curiosity: Pausing a story when it gets most interesting makes the listener eager to know what happens next. It makes the children curious and encourages them to ask questions, which also helps in their learning, growth, and development.

5. Kindles imagination: It is one thing to be curious and another to become imaginative. A well-narrated story takes you to various parts of the world, both real and mythical. Stories with an element of fantasy and magic help in improving the imagination and creative thinking of the listeners.

6. Improves concentration: Listening to stories helps improve the attention span and concentration levels too.

7. Introduces new vocabulary: When you include new terminology every time you narrate a story, children learn them and try to understand the meanings of these unfamiliar words. This helps them improve their vocabulary.

8. Enhances the learning process: Stories have a unique way of improving the learning process, both at an academic and personal level too. Storytelling can engage the children in a creative learning process that makes understanding even the toughest of topics easy.

9. Develops emotional intelligence: This is the key to success at various stages of human life. The development of emotional intelligence refers to the awareness of and control over one’s emotions and expressions. Stories help you in achieving that in a simple yet beautiful manner.

10. Teaches empathy: The ability to think for others, placing yourself in other’s shoes, and understanding their feelings makes one a better individual. Stories can teach you to become more empathetic towards others and be sensitive to their needs.

11. Improves communication: When your imagination and thinking are clear, they reflect in communication. Listening and understanding the stories can enhance communication at different levels.

12. Sharpens memory: Whether a story is long or short, kids tend to remember the plot, characters, and other aspects of it for as long as they can. This is good for the kid’s memory skills but can prove disadvantageous to the storyteller, as the kids will remember if you are repeating a story. Wink! Wink!!

13. Encourage a budding storyteller: Listening to intriguing stories may inspire children to one day pen down their own narrative or become a storyteller themselves.