Story video · 3:04
The Little Rabbit and the Magic Seeds
A little rabbit plants magic seeds. Why won't they grow right away?
The Queen Bee says
Good things grow when you look after them and wait.
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What did The Little Rabbit and the Magic Seeds teach us?
Read the story
A short version to read together. The whole story is in the video.
Show the words
A little rabbit gets some magic seeds, and expects something to happen right away.
But nothing happens! Even magic seeds need water, care and time.
Good things grow when you look after them and wait.
Print and colour
Print a colouring page with space to draw the story, or a one-page activity card for the fridge.
For grown-ups
About this story
What happens
A little rabbit gets some magic seeds and expects something to happen right away. It doesn't. Even magic seeds need water, care and time, which makes this a good pick for kids who hate waiting.
Questions to ask afterwards
- What did the rabbit have to do to help the seeds grow?
- Is it hard for you to wait? What helps?
- What would you grow with magic seeds?
Something to try at home
Grow cress on a damp paper towel. Check it each morning and draw how much it has grown.
- Length
- 3:04
- Ages
- 3 to 8
A TaleBee cartoon about patience and hard work.
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What is the moral of The Little Rabbit and the Magic Seeds?
Good things grow when you look after them and wait.
What is The Little Rabbit and the Magic Seeds about?
A little rabbit gets some magic seeds and expects something to happen right away. It doesn't. Even magic seeds need water, care and time, which makes this a good pick for kids who hate waiting.
What lesson does The Little Rabbit and the Magic Seeds teach?
It's a story about patience and hard work. Good things grow when you look after them and wait.
How long is The Little Rabbit and the Magic Seeds?
3:04, which is about 3 minutes. It's a TaleBee story video told in simple English.
What age is The Little Rabbit and the Magic Seeds for?
Children aged 3 to 8. It's gentle, has a happy ending and works well at bedtime or in class.
