Small hands, generous hearts
Begin with the fruit seller, then meet Rama’s smallest helper. Finish with Krishna’s welcome for Sudama. Ask how each gift is valuable even before any reward arrives.
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Your reading path
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Krishna and the fruit seller
Krishna brings grain to buy fruit, but most of it slips through his fingers. The fruit seller has a choice to make.
Wonder together: Why does it matter that the fruit seller gave the fruit before seeing the jewels?
Rama and the little squirrel
A bridge needs great stones. A squirrel can carry only a little sand. Is there a place for such a small helper?
Wonder together: If you were one of the big workers, what could you change so the squirrel could join in?
Krishna and Sudama’s little gift
Sudama reaches a palace with a small bundle of rice. Will his old friend still have room for him?
Wonder together: Before any miracle happened, what had Krishna already given Sudama?
Take this collection to the table
Three stories about giving, belonging and friendship, with room to draw and think together.
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