Tell me a Tamil story about Children's Day.

There is a Tamil story of a girl named Meena. Meena was very kind-hearted. She often helped the poor and the elderly in her village. One day, she saw a beautiful bird with a broken wing. She took it home and nursed it back to health. As a reward, the bird led her to a hidden garden full of wonderful fruits and flowers. The garden was a magical place that could only be found by those with a pure heart like Meena.

There is a story of a Tamil Christian girl named Mary. Mary loved to sing hymns in the church choir. One Sunday, a famous singer was supposed to come to the church to perform. But the singer got sick at the last minute. Mary, though very shy, stepped up and sang beautifully. Her pure voice filled the church, and everyone felt the presence of God. This story shows that even a small child can make a big impact with their faith and talent.

A day at the zoo in a children's story is often full of excitement. The kids usually start by seeing the cute monkeys swinging from tree to tree. Then they might come across the big, lazy lions lying in the sun. They also get to watch the colorful birds flying around. It's a great adventure for them, full of new sights and sounds.

The 3 Kings Day story often goes like this. There were three kings from different lands. They noticed a strange and beautiful star in the sky. This star was said to be a sign of the birth of a very special king. So, they set out on camels with their servants. They brought precious gifts. When they finally reached the place where Jesus was, they knelt down and presented their gifts. In some families, children are told this story on 3 Kings Day and they look forward to getting small presents, just like the gifts the three kings brought.

Once upon a time, Columbus set sail on his great journey. He had three ships, the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. Columbus was a brave explorer. He wanted to find a new route to Asia. After a long and difficult voyage, he landed in a new land. The native people there were different from what he had known. Columbus thought he had reached Asia, but he actually discovered a new continent. This discovery changed the world forever, and on Columbus Day, we remember his adventure.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Tom. It was a bad day for him. He woke up late and missed the school bus. So he had to run to school. When he got to school, he realized he had left his homework at home. During recess, he fell and scraped his knee. And at the end of the day, it started to rain heavily on his way home. What a truly bad day.

Children Day was here and in a small village, the kids were planning a special event. They wanted to make a huge mural on the wall of the community center. Each child painted a part of their dream world. There was a boy who painted his family together having a picnic, another painted a spaceship flying to the moon. As they painted, they laughed and shared their ideas. By the end of the day, they had created a beautiful mural that represented the hopes and dreams of all the children in the village.

The 'Magic Pomegranate' is another great Tamil children's story. A poor girl finds a magic pomegranate. Whenever she wishes for something while holding it, it comes true. But she uses her wishes to help others in her village, like getting food for the hungry and medicine for the sick. It imparts the value of selflessness to children.

There was a group of children in a small town. On Valentine's Day, they decided to have a special party in the park. They each brought a flower to give to someone else. One boy, Tommy, found a lonely old man sitting on a bench. Tommy gave the old man his flower and a big hug. The old man's eyes filled with tears of joy, and the children learned that Valentine's Day is not just for lovers, but for spreading love to everyone. This simple event became a memorable Valentine's Day story for the children.

There was a story where in a small village, children eagerly awaited the Three Kings Day. On that day, a mysterious old man told them the story of the three kings. He said the kings were led by a bright star across deserts and mountains. The first king was very wealthy and brought gold to symbolize Jesus' royalty. The second king brought frankincense, which was often used in religious ceremonies, showing Jesus' divinity. And the third king's myrrh was for anointing, representing that Jesus would suffer. The children listened in awe and then went to celebrate with their families.