The Lion and the cows

This story is about unity, using the example of a happy family. It tells the tale of four cows who were friends. They were able to fight off a lion when they were together, but when they started fighting amongst themselves and grazing separately, the lion took advantage and killed them one by one. The moral of the story is that unity is strength. Hello kids, today's story is about unity. Unity means, for example, family. A family which is together in unity is always a happy family. In simple words, being there for each other always. This story is also about four cows who were friends. Let's see what happens in the story. The Lion and the Cow Once upon a time, there lived four cows in the forest. Every day, they used to graze together in a particular spot. One day, a lion saw the cows grazing together and the lion wanted to hunt them. The lion wanted to eat them so he went to catch them. When the cows saw the lion, all of them fought with him together. The lion had to run because it could not fight with them. A few days passed and the cows quarreled between themselves and they started grazing separately. So, the lion used this opportunity. Later, one by one, all the cows were killed by the lion. The moral of the story is, unity is strength. Ok kids, have a good night sleep.