Learn the Lesson: The Boy Who Cried Wolf - Storytime for Children!
Experience the timeless story of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" in this delightful video designed for children. Through this engaging tale, young viewers will discover the value of honesty and the repercussions of lying. Join us for a fun-filled storytime that not only entertains but also educates! #EducationalStories #KidsContent #HonestyMatters
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00:00There was a village in which there lived a very mischievous boy.
00:04The name of that mischievous boy was Ganu.
00:07In this village, many small children used to play.
00:12But Ganu's father used to send him to graze their ship in the farms.
00:17His father used to say,
00:19Ganu, take the ship to the farms.
00:23Let them eat the grass and you keep an eye on them.
00:27Or else one day a wolf will come and eat our ship.
00:31So keep an eye on them.
00:34Poor Ganu, he used to take the ship to graze leaving his playtime.
00:39There was a stone on which he used to sit.
00:42He used to get so bored of sitting there as there were none of his friends there.
00:48So he used to throw stones here and there and remove the grass and so on.
00:54He got bored of that too.
00:56Once he decided to do some mischief.
01:00And he stood up on the stone and started calling out names of everyone loudly.
01:06Oh Govinda!
01:08Oh Ganya!
01:09Oh Madhav!
01:11Oh Pendya!
01:13Come, come, run fast, run fast, a wolf has come.
01:19Everyone heard his voice and all the people from the village started running towards Ganu.
01:24They thought that wolf will eat all the ship that Ganu had.
01:29They all gathered at the place where Ganu was and they asked him.
01:33Ganu, where is the wolf?
01:35Show us, show us, we will make him run away, we will kill him.
01:40Ganu started laughing.
01:44There is no wolf here, the villagers asked.
01:48Then why did you scream out our names?
01:50We left all our work and came here running to you to help you.
01:54What nonsense is this?
01:56So Ganu said.
01:58I got so bored, so I just thought to make some fun of you all.
02:02There is no wolf here.
02:05All the villagers got angry at Ganu and left.
02:09Some days passed and he did the same thing again.
02:12He started screaming out names of everybody roudly.
02:15Run, run, run everyone, a wolf has come, a wolf has come.
02:21At this time, all the ladies in the village heard Ganu's voice and they thought.
02:26Oh, let's go, Ganu is in danger.
02:29The wolf has come, he is eating all his sheep.
02:32We have to go, we have to go and help him.
02:36Poor ladies, all of them came running to the place where Ganu was.
02:40Those ladies asked Ganu.
02:42Ganu, where is the wolf?
02:45Again, Ganu started laughing loudly and said,
02:48Ha ha ha ha ha, there is no wolf here.
02:53The poor ladies got angry and asked him.
02:57What kind of childish act is this?
03:01And they left.
03:02After some days, a wolf appeared really.
03:06He started eating the sheep one by one.
03:10Ganu saw this and started screaming.
03:12Run, run everyone, a wolf has come, he is eating my sheep.
03:17Oh, oh, he ate one already.
03:19Oh, he is eating another one.
03:21Oh, help me.
03:24But this time, no one responded because he had fooled the people twice
03:29and troubled them for no reason.
03:32No one had come to help him this time.
03:35But the wolf had really come and he had started eating the sheep.
03:39At last, he himself jumped from the stone,
03:42took a stick in his hand and went to beat the wolf.
03:47As soon as Ganu lifted his stick to beat the wolf,
03:50the wolf leaped on to him and injured him.
03:54Poor Ganu went to the villagers crying,
03:57screaming and told them that a wolf has really come.
04:01All the villagers came together and hid that wolf and made him run away.
04:06They also told Ganu not to do such a mischief again
04:10and never lie and never mess with the older people.
04:16So children, the moral of the story is that you should never lie.