The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse


Story: The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse


Once upon a time, in a big city, there lived a Town Mouse. He loved to explore the city and eat delicious food from the market.


One day, the Town Mouse visited his friend, the Country Mouse, who lived in a cozy little hole in the countryside.


The Country Mouse was amazed by the Town Mouse's stories of the city. He wanted to see it for himself.


The Town Mouse took the Country Mouse on a tour of the city. They saw big buildings, busy streets, and tasty food.


But, oh no! A loud noise scared the Country Mouse, and he realized that the city was too much for him.


The Country Mouse was happy to return to his quiet home in the countryside. He realized that he liked his simple life better.


Moral:

The moral of the story is that it's okay to like what you have and where you live. You don't need to have everything to be happy.


Discussion Questions:

1. Where did the Town Mouse live?

2. Where did the Country Mouse live?

3. Why did the Country Mouse go back to the countryside?


Activities-

1. Drawing: 

Have the children draw a picture of the Town Mouse and the Country Mouse.

2. Role-Playing: 

Act out the story with the children, taking turns playing the Town Mouse and the Country Mouse.

3. Sequencing: 

Cut out pictures of the story and have the children put them in order.



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