Roman Folktale. The story teaches that empathy builds trust and connection, showing how kindness given to others often returns to benefit us.

A fairy tale by Oscar Wilde. Empathy can transform a person from selfishness to selflessness and kindness.

An Indian Folktale. The story conveys that integrity involves being honest and considerate, making choices that reflect care for others, and being accountable for our actions.

A Christian parable. The story demonstrates true empathy involves showing compassion and care for others, regardless of their background or identity. The Good Samaritan.

German Fairy Tale. Empathy is a gift that can transform even the simplest acts into blessings. The Golden Goose.

An Aesop's Fable. The story teaches that integrity is not about size or power but about knowing your value, keeping your promises, and showing compassion when it is needed.

English Folktale. The story teaches that true happiness comes not from riches or power but from a simple, contented life filled with love, friendship, and honest work. The Miller of The Dee

Japanese Folktale. The story teaches that happiness comes from accepting and appreciating who we are, rather than constantly wishing to be someone else. True contentment comes from valuing our own lives and making the best of what we already have. The Stone Cutter.

African Folktale. The story demonstrates that contentment comes from accepting oneself and finding purpose in serving others. The Baobab Tree.

A fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. Pity is not enough, true empathy compels us to act to ease suffering and bring comfort to others.

Chinese Folktale. The story teaches that generosity and kindness, expressed in sharing what we have, creates joy for others and ourselves, while greed and selfishness can leave us with nothing in the end. The Miserly Farmer.

Aesop Fable. The story reminds us that greed can make us overlook the good things in front of us, leading to unnecessary loss and disappointment. The Dog and His Bone.

European Folktale. The story teaches that cooperation and sharing make it possible to achieve something greater than what each person could do alone. Stone Soup

American Folktale. The story teaches that by sharing what we have without expecting anything in return, we can make the world a better, sweeter place, and our acts of kindness can continue to bring joy to others long after we’re gone. Johnny Appleseed.

Korean Tale. Teaches that integrity, selflessness, and devotion can lead to unforeseen rewards. The Dutiful Daughter

An Aesop Fable. The story teaches the lesson that we are stronger together than we are alone. The Bundle of Sticks.

An American Fable. The story demonstrates that those who do not contribute to the effort should not expect to share in the rewards. The Little Red Hen.

An English Folktale. The story demonstrates that cooperation involves not only physical effort but also creative thinking to solve problems. The Other Wisemen of Gotham.

A Russian Folktale. The story demonstrates that when we help each other and work together, we can accomplish difficult tasks. The Gigantic Turnip.

A Grimm Fairytale from Germany. The story shows that working as a team can be more effective than facing problems alone. The Bremen Town Musicians.