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The Three Billy Goats Gruff | Fairy Tales | Gigglebox

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영어와 한국어로 들어보는 "염소 삼형제Three Billy Goats Gruff 

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영어와 한국어로 들어보는 "염소 삼형제Three Billy Goats Gruff 

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영어와 한국어로 들어보는 "염소 삼형제" "The Three Billy Goats Gruff" retold by: Violet Findley

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الماعز الثلاثة (Three Billy Goats Gruff - in Arabic)

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الماعز الثلاثة (Three Billy Goats Gruff - in Arabic)

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الماعز الثلاثة | قصص عربية | قصص اطفال جديدة 2019 | قصص اطفال قبل النوم | قصص عربيه

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Little Red Riding Hood | Fairy Tales | Gigglebox

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The Three Little Pigs - Give Us A Story!

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Little Red Riding Hood in Arabic ليلى والذئب بالعربية 

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Little Red Riding Hood in Arabic ليلى والذئب بالعربية 

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Little Red Riding Hood - Arabic !!! ليلى والذئب بالعربية قصة

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빨간 모자 소녀 (Little Red Riding Hood) - 한국 동화 - Korean Fairy Tales - 단편 소설

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Cinderella, or, the Little Glass Slipper

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Cinderella, or, the Little Glass Slipper

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The Tales of Mother Goose: CINDERELLA or the Little Glass Slipper

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The Korean Cinderella by Shirley Climo and Ruth Heller / A Trophy Picture Book

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Read Aloud- Egyptian Cinderella by Shirley Climo | International Fairy Tale

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Little Red Riding Hood - from the wolf's perspective 

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Little Red Riding Hood - from the wolf's perspective 

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Story Time with Miss Gray - Snow White in New York by Fiona French

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NOT QUITE SNOW WHITE | Story time with Ashley Franklin

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NOT QUITE SNOW WHITE | Story time with Ashley Franklin

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NOT QUITE SNOW WHITE | Storytime with Ashley Franklin

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Lon Po Po (adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood)

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Lon Po Po (adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood)

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Lon Po Po: A Red Riding Hood Story from China by Ed Young Read Aloud by a Teacher

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Yeh Shen Read Aloud By Gina Sabella | A Chinese Cinderella story | read aloud book

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The Three Little Pigs – 🐷🐷🐷 Read aloud of the classic tale about the value of hard work!

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해님달님(Hae-nim Dahl-nim)The Sun and the Moon

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해님달님(Hae-nim Dahl-nim)The Sun and the Moon

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해님달님(Hae-nim Dahl-nim) is a Korean folktale about The Sun and the Moon. The story tells of the Sun, who was proud of his brightness, and the Moon, who was envious of the Sun's popularity among people. The Moon complained to the God of Heaven, who decided to give the Moon a chance to shine as brightly as the Sun for one night. On that night, the Moon shone so brightly that people mistook it for the Sun and, as a result, the Moon became even more popular. The Sun, feeling threatened by the Moon's newfound popularity, decided to fight against the Moon. In the end, the Sun realized the error of his ways and made peace with the Moon, who decided to share the night sky with the Sun, each shining in their own unique way. This tale teaches the dangers of envy and pride.

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해님 달님 | 전래동화 | 옛날이야기 | 떡하나 주면 안 잡아먹지 | 깨비키즈 KEBIKIDS

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토끼와 자라 (별주부전) | 전래동화 | 어린이 인기동화★지니키즈

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콩쥐 팥쥐 (Kongjui and Patjui)(Korean version of Cinderella)

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콩쥐 팥쥐 (Kongjui and Patjui)(Korean version of Cinderella)

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"콩쥐 팥쥐" (Kongjui and Patjui) is a traditional Korean folktale that shares many similarities with the Western fairytale, "Cinderella". The story follows two sisters, Kongjui and Patjui, who live with their stepmother and stepsister after their father's death. While Kongjui is kind and hardworking, Patjui is lazy and selfish, which leads to conflict between the two sisters.

One day, a magistrate announces that a royal ball will be held, and all eligible women are invited to attend. Kongjui wants to go, but her stepmother and stepsister refuse to let her, so she prays to the spirits of her deceased parents for help. The spirits hear her plea and provide her with a beautiful dress and pair of shoes.

At the ball, Kongjui dances with the prince and they fall in love, but she must leave before midnight or her dress and shoes will turn back into rags. On her way out, she drops one of her shoes, which the prince uses to search for her.

Meanwhile, Patjui finds out about Kongjui's success and demands that her stepmother help her attend the next ball. The stepmother agrees, but when Patjui attends the ball, she is rude to the prince and her true nature is revealed. Kongjui, who is eventually found by the prince and reunited with her lost shoe, becomes the prince's bride, while Patjui and the stepmother are punished for their mistreatment of Kongjui.

The story teaches the value of kindness, hard work, and compassion, as well as the consequences of greed and jealousy.

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핑크퐁 (인기 동요・동화)

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콩쥐 팥쥐 | 전래동화 | 핑크퐁! 인기동화

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"심청전" (Sim-cheong-jeon) is a classic Korean folktale that tells the story of a faithful daughter named Shim Cheong-I. The story begins with a blind man named Sim Hak-Kyu, who is a poor widower. He earns a living by begging and selling firewood, but his life changes when he promises to donate 300 bags of rice to the temple if he regains his sight.

One day, Sim Hak-Kyu falls into the sea and is rescued by a mermaid. The mermaid promises to heal his eyes if he promises to give her his first-born child. Sim Hak-Kyu agrees, and after his sight is restored, he forgets about his promise.

Years later, Shim Cheong-I is born, and Sim Hak-Kyu remembers his promise to the mermaid. He tries to flee with Shim Cheong-I to avoid giving her up, but is caught by the officials and is forced to keep his promise. Shim Cheong-I agrees to sacrifice herself for her father and jumps into the sea.

The mermaid, impressed by Shim Cheong-I's filial piety, sends her to a kingdom under the sea, where she meets the dragon king. The dragon king falls in love with Shim Cheong-I and marries her. However, Shim Cheong-I misses her father and asks to return to the surface world.

The dragon king grants her wish, and Shim Cheong-I returns to the surface world, where she reunites with her father. She also helps a young boy who has been abducted by pirates and reunites him with his mother, earning the nickname "The Faithful Daughter".

The story teaches the values of filial piety, compassion, and sacrifice, as well as the importance of keeping one's promises. It also portrays the beauty and wonder of the underwater world in Korean folklore.

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✨심청전 | 효녀 심청 | 전래동화 | 동화 |The Faithful Daughter Shim Cheong| 해로해로카드동화✨

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Momotaro is a popular folktale from Japan, also known as "Old Stories of Japan". It is a story about a young boy named Momotaro who was born from a giant peach and sent on a mission to defeat a group of oni (ogres) who were terrorizing the people of his village. Along the way, Momotaro meets and befriends a dog, a monkey, and a pheasant, who accompany him on his journey. Together, they successfully defeat the oni and restore peace to the village.

This story is often seen as a symbol of unity and cooperation, as well as a representation of Japan's cultural values such as bravery and determination. It remains one of the most beloved and well-known stories in Japanese folklore, and is widely celebrated in Japanese popular culture, including literature, film, and theater.

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The princess and the warrior (La princesa y el guerrero). Mexican legend

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The princess and the warrior (La princesa y el guerrero). Mexican legend

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The Princess and the Warrior, by Duncan Tonatiuh

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Little Red Riding Hood in Spanish (Caperucita roja). 

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Little Red Riding Hood in Spanish (Caperucita roja). 

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CAPERUCITA ROJA | Cuentos y Canciones Infantiles | Toy Cantando

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 Transition Words in Fairy Tales - Transaltions 

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Story Starters: Creative Writing Prompts for Kids | Scholastic.com

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Scholastic's Story Starters kids' writing activity generates creative writing prompts, from general fiction to adventure, fantasy, and science fiction.