During drawing time, Riya opened her pencil box.
“My blue crayon is missing,” she said.
She looked around the class.
Then she saw a blue crayon on Aarav’s desk.
“It looks like mine,” she thought.
Riya paused.
She could take it back without asking.
But she wasn’t fully sure.
So she walked to Aarav and asked,
“Is this your crayon?”
Aarav nodded.
“Yes, I brought it from home.”
Riya stopped.
For a moment, she felt unsure.
Then she smiled and said,
“Okay.”
She went back to her seat.
After class, the teacher found a blue crayon near the window.
“Whose is this?” she asked.
Riya raised her hand.
She felt relieved.
That day, Riya didn’t take something that wasn’t hers.
She chose to be honest, even when it was easy not to.
✨ Moral
Honesty means doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.
💬 Talk Together
(Ask your child and listen together)
What would you do if something looks like yours, but you are not sure?
🎯 Tiny Action
(Try this today)
If you are not sure something is yours, ask before taking it.