The story of the Rabbit and the Turtle

Ruby became arrogant because of his great speed and would make fun of Tina. He would say to her, “I am the fastest in the forest, and you are nothing but a slow and very slow turtle!”

But Tina didn’t care about Ruby’s words and continued to move forward slowly and calmly. One day, Ruby decided to challenge Tina to a race. The goal was for both of them to reach a big tree in the forest together.

When the race began, Ruby raced ahead at an incredible speed. And behind him, Tina moved forward with her slow steps. The rabbit was sure of his victory and decided to rest under a tree on his way.

Meanwhile, Tina continued to walk slowly and steadily. She didn’t even stop to rest. And in the end, when Ruby reached the tree, he was surprised. He found that Tina had already arrived and was waiting for him.

Ruby admitted that he had failed and learned a valuable lesson. He realized that speed is not everything, and that perseverance and patience can bear fruit. He also learned that he should respect the abilities of others and not boast about his strength or speed.

Since then, Ruby became more humble and respectful of others. And Tina the turtle became an example of patience and perseverance. They both lived peacefully and harmoniously in the forest.

Children learn from the story of the turtle and the rabbit the importance of perseverance and patience, and that speed is not always the only factor for success. They also learn to respect the abilities of others and not boast about their own strength or special abilities. Humility and respect are the foundation of healthy and successful relationships in society.