The Wise Owl’s Lesson is a heartwarming animated story for kids that teaches a valuable moral lesson. In a dense jungle, a lion and a tiger — two best friends — get into a silly argument about which half of the month is colder. Their disagreement grows until a wise owl helps them understand the truth.
✨ What kids will learn from this story: ✔️ Value of friendship ✔️ Importance of not arguing over small things ✔️ Saying sorry when you're wrong ✔️ Listening to wise advice
Perfect for children, parents, and teachers seeking short, moral stories with clear life lessons.
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00:00Hi Oscar. My brother loves to draw things whenever he gets the chance.
00:13When he is in a hurry, he gets nervous and his hands start shaking.
00:18So he gets teased by his classmates for it.
00:22I feel bad for him. How can I tell him to stay strong and overcome his fear?
00:29You can talk to your brother and tell him to focus and practice more.
00:35One day he will be able to draw beautifully without getting nervous.
00:40Let us listen to a story revolving around the values like friendship and kindness.
00:48The Wise Owls Lesson
00:54Once upon a time in a very dense jungle lived the lion and the tiger.
01:01They were very good friends.
01:03They spent a lot of time with each other.
01:07They talked about various things.
01:09One day they started arguing with one another.
01:13The tiger said, Lion, the nights are colder on the first fifteen days of the month.
01:22Then the lion said, Tiger, the last fifteen days of the month are colder.
01:30They continued to argue when one of their friends, Monkey, suggested that they should go and meet the wisest of all, the owl.
01:40They both agreed.
01:41The lion and tiger went to meet the wise owl.
01:46The owl asked them, What are you two here for?
01:53The lion said, Dear owl, please help me explain to the tiger that the last fifteen days of the month are colder than the first fifteen days of the month.
02:08The owl laughed and said, No, you are wrong.
02:15The coldness of the night depends on the weather.
02:20So, both of you are wrong.
02:23They both looked at each other.
02:26The tiger said, Dear lion, I apologize for being adamant and saying that the first fifteen days of the month are cold.
02:37The lion also apologized.
02:40They decided to never argue over such small things.
02:45Value lesson?
02:47We should not argue with each other over small things and we should apologize when we are wrong.
