The fruit seller accidentally gave Chinna ten rupees extra as change when Kamala bought pineapples. He didn’t notice the mistake, but Chinna did. This moment tested Chinna’s honesty, as he had a chance to keep the extra money. Class 4 English ...
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Kamala, Chinna’s mother, comforted him gently when he came home sad. She listened patiently, wiped his tears, and promised to buy the bells for him. She also taught him to be careful with money in the future. Class 4 English Santoor ...
Chinna was upset because he wanted to buy tinkling bells for his pet goat Tara, but he found out that the money his grandfather gave him was missing. He searched all his pockets but couldn’t find the money anywhere. Class 4 ...
Chinna is a kind and honest young boy who lives in a village. He loves reading and playing, especially with his pet goat, Tara. Chinna learns a valuable lesson about honesty when he returns extra money given to him accidentally. Class ...
Chinna is an honest, kind-hearted boy who loves animals and storybooks. He learns from his mistakes and makes the right choices. Guided by his mother, he becomes responsible and earns praise for returning money he received by mistake. Class 4 English ...