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"The Lion and the Mouse" is a classic children's story featuring a mighty lion and a tiny mouse. It teaches the valuable lesson that even the smallest beings can make a big difference through acts of kindness. This story is often adapted into children's cartoons and songs to entertain and educate young audiences.  #TheLionAndTheMouse #KidsStories #MoralStories #ChildrensAnimation #BabySongs #Storytime #FablesForKids #KindnessMatters #ChildrensEducation #FamilyEntertainment

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00:00 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:03 A lion lay asleep in the forest after a long and hard day.

00:20 A tiny little mouse came upon him,

00:25 and he was just in front of the lion's nose.

00:30 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:33 The lion woke up from his nap, and when he saw the tiny mouse,

00:45 he laid his huge paw over the mouse

00:50 and was ready to have him as a meat.

00:55 "Mercy!" said the tiny little mouse.

01:00 "Please let me go away, and someday I'll help you, I swear."

01:07 The lion was pitiless and finally let the mouse go.

01:13 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:19 After some days in the forest, while the lion

01:25 was stalking his prey, he was caught

01:30 in the tangles of a hunter's net, unable to free himself.

01:36 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:44 The mouse heard the lion's roaring and quickly

01:49 went to help him up.

01:53 He got one of the big ropes, and soon the lion was free.

02:04 "Thank you very much," said the lion.

02:08 "I promise I'll be there for you if you need some help,"

02:13 said the mouse.

02:16 After all this, they began to be best friends.

02:21 [MUSIC PLAYING]

02:25 Now the lion and the mouse were best friends.

02:32 They enjoyed together playing around.

02:38 They helped each other if they had the chance

02:42 and were best friends for the rest of their lives.

02:47 Remember these words-- "A kindness is never wasted."

02:53 [MUSIC PLAYING]

03:10 Once upon a fairy tale, a little boy named Jack

03:16 lived with his mom.

03:17 They were very, very poor, had a tiny little shack.

03:21 "Oh, Jack, we'll have to sell the cow.

03:24 We have no money left."

03:27 "It's OK.

03:28 It's market day.

03:29 I'll do my very best."

03:32 So off he went with Milky White, but on the way he met

03:38 a funny man with twinkling eyes.

03:41 "Oh, boy, you're a cow.

03:42 You bet.

03:44 Take these beans and plant them well,

03:46 and riches you will see."

03:49 "It's a deal.

03:51 I'll make my mom proud of me."

03:55 "One, two, three, four, five, magic beans

03:59 will change our life.

04:00 One, two, three, four, five, look at these magic beans."

04:08 Jack ran home.

04:09 He couldn't wait to show his mom the magic beans.

04:13 "Oh, Jack, what have you done?"

04:16 His mom's face turned red.

04:18 She threw the beans out the window,

04:21 and she sent poor Jack to bed.

04:24 When he awoke, what did he see?

04:27 The biggest beanstalk in history.

04:29 "I'll climb right up and see.

04:35 One, two, three, four, five, magic beans

04:39 will change our life.

04:41 One, two, three, four, five, look at how high I climb."

04:48 Up in the clouds where the castle stood,

04:51 its big doors opened wide.

04:53 "Who could live in this giant place?

04:56 I'll take a look inside."

04:59 In the kitchen, a giantess was cooking giant eggs.

05:04 Jack tried to get a better view, so climbed the table leg.

05:10 "Fee, fie, foe, foe," came the giant's roar.

05:15 Jack hid behind the fruit bowl so he could see some more.

05:21 The giant counted out his gold, then

05:24 grabbed a giant who laid a giant golden egg

05:30 the size of our Jack's head.

05:33 "One, two, three, four, five, golden eggs before my eyes.

05:38 One, two, three, four, five, look at my eggs so fine."

05:44 "One, two, three, four, five, golden eggs

05:48 will change our life.

05:49 One, two, three, four, five, look at these eggs so fine."

05:54 [WHISTLE]

05:59 "Whoa, whee, woo-hoo!

06:02 Yay!"

06:03 "Oh, Jack, where have you been?

06:10 Was this beanstalk here before?"

06:12 "Mom, look, here's a bag of gold,

06:15 and I'm going back for more."

06:18 Jack told his mom about the giant, the castle, and the gold.

06:24 He started climbing up the stalk before his mom could scold.

06:30 Back in the castle, the giant slept.

06:33 Up to the magic hen, Jack crept.

06:36 As he tiptoed out, he saw a golden harp beside the door.

06:46 "I'll take this home for my mom.

06:55 She loves to sing."

06:58 But Jack was silly.

06:59 He couldn't carry everything.

07:03 "Who's there?

07:06 Who dares steal my gold?"

07:13 "Uh-oh."

07:14 "Fee, fie, foe, fum, come back here, you naughty one.

07:20 Fee, fie, foe, fum, bring me back my gold."

07:26 "Oh, my, oh, mom, grab the axe, the sharpest one.

07:31 Oh, my, oh, mom, chop it down right now."

07:38 And that's exactly what she did.

07:41 The beanstalk fell, and the giant was never seen again.

07:46 The hen was so happy, she laid a golden egg every day.

07:51 And Jack and his mom were never poor again.

07:55 "Oh."

07:56 "Hmm, do you think our hens have laid any eggs today?"

08:00 "Oh, do you think it'll be a golden egg, Mummy?"

08:02 [LAUGHTER]

08:06 Storytime.

08:13 Yay!

08:14 Come on, settle down, everyone.

08:16 That's it.

08:18 One day, Little Red Riding Hood's mother

08:21 made some delicious cakes for Grandma,

08:24 who was ill in bed.

08:25 Take these to Grandma and cheer her up.

08:32 Remember, stay on the path and don't talk to strangers.

08:36 Go straight there.

08:38 "Yes, Mother."

08:39 Little Red was walking through the forest,

08:49 sticking to the path just as she should.

08:53 When along came a sly old wolf.

08:56 He was hungry, and he thought, "Those cakes

09:00 will taste so good."

09:04 Little Red, Little Red, you've got to do what your mama said.

09:10 Don't stray from the path or talk to strangers, please.

09:15 Little Red, Little Red, Grandma's waiting in her bed,

09:20 in her cottage, in the clearing, in the trees.

09:26 The wolf thought of a plan so he could trick her.

09:31 He pointed out some flowers off the path.

09:34 "Go pick those."

09:36 While Little Red was picking them,

09:39 he hurried to Grandma's house to wait for his chance.

09:47 Little Red, Little Red, oh, there's trouble up ahead.

09:53 The wolf is trying to trick you for his feast.

09:57 Little Red, Little Red, even Grandma's been misled.

10:03 Someone else is waiting in her bed.

10:09 Little Red arrived at the cottage.

10:13 "Grandma!"

10:14 She knocked upon the door with glee.

10:18 "Come in."

10:19 Waiting there in bed, the wolf cleared his throat and said,

10:25 "Oh, Little Red, come over to me."

10:30 "Grandma, oh, Grandma, what large eyes you have."

10:36 "All the better to see you with, my dear.

10:39 Come closer."

10:41 "Grandma, oh, Grandma, what large ears you have."

10:46 "All the better to hear you with, my dear.

10:49 A little closer."

10:51 "Grandma, oh, Grandma, what large teeth you have."

10:57 "All the better to eat you with, my dear."

11:01 Little Red, Little Red, the wolf sprang out of bed.

11:07 Chased around the cottage just for fun.

11:12 Little Red, Little Red, in the woodcutter's bed.

11:18 He swung his axe and off that wolf did run.

11:21 "Out you go. Yikes."

11:23 Luckily, the woodcutter had been working nearby.

11:27 He rescued Grandma from the cupboard,

11:29 and then they all had a cup of tea and a slice of freshly baked cake.

11:35 "Oh, lovely."

11:36 "I'll never talk to strangers ever again, Grandma."

11:41 The sly old wolf was never seen again.

11:49 And Grandma and Little Red Riding Hood lived happily ever after.

11:56 The end.

11:58 Now, who'd like some freshly baked cake?

12:02 Yes, please, Mummy.

12:04 Yummy!

12:06 - Me! (laughing)

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