The Two Goats

Once upon a time, two goats lived on opposite sides of a narrow bridge.

One day, they both wanted to cross the bridge at the same time. They met in the middle and started to argue. “Let me pass first!” bleated one goat. “No, move aside! I am crossing!” shouted the other.

They pushed and shoved each other with their horns. Suddenly, they both lost their balance and fell SPLASSHHH into the river below!

They were wet and cold. As they swam to the shore, they felt silly. “We could have just been nice,” they realized. “Fighting only got us wet.”

From that day on, they learned to share the bridge. They knew that being kind is better than being stubborn.

Moral of the Story: It is better to share and be kind than to fight.