the story of the potter
A humble potter learns the value of honesty when a king mistakes him for a brave warrior.
- Recommended age
- 6-8
- Theme
- Moral
- Length
- 14 story pages
Page 1
A humble potter learns the value of honesty when a king mistakes him for a brave warrior.
Page 2
Ethan was a hardworking potter. One night, he was very tired and accidentally tripped over his pots.
Page 3
Ethan couldn't get proper help for his injury. His wound slowly healed, but it left a big scar on his forehead.
Page 4
Ethan decided to leave his village and travel. On his journey, he joined some people who worked at the king's palace.
Page 5
Ethan started working at the king's palace, trying his best to fit in and work hard.
Page 6
The king saw Ethan's scar and thought he was a brave warrior. So, he made Ethan one of his special warriors.
Page 7
The other warriors knew Ethan wasn't really a warrior. They felt jealous of him.
Page 8
The king wanted to talk to all his great warriors and see their equipment, weapons, and even the elephants and horses.
Page 9
Ethan was scared but wanted to show his bravery on the battlefield.
Page 10
The king asked, 'Brave warrior, how did you get your scar?' Ethan replied, 'O King, I am a potter. One night, I tripped over my pots and got this scar.'
Page 11
The king was surprised and said, 'Ethan is not a warrior. Please, take him out of the warriors.' Ethan was worried and asked for another chance.
Page 12
'O King, please let me prove myself. Give me a chance to show my worth,' Ethan begged the king to let him stay and prove himself.
Page 13
The king said, 'Ethan, you have good qualities, but you're not trained for battle. You might get hurt. It's better if you go home.' Ethan understood and left the palace.
Page 14
This story teaches us to be honest and true to ourselves. Ethan learned that pretending to be someone else can cause problems. It's important to accept who we are and be proud of ourselves.