Can you share more favorite sentences from children's stories?

From 'Alice in Wonderland', 'Curiouser and curiouser!' It shows Alice's wonder and confusion as she enters the strange world, which is very vivid and easy to remember.

One way is to have regular story - sharing sessions at home or in school. After reading a story, ask the kids to pick out their favorite part or sentence. This gives them a chance to think about what they liked the most. For example, if you read a fairy tale, the kids might be more engaged in finding their favorite sentence if they know they will get to share it later.

In the case of 'Snow White', I love it because of the strong moral lessons it imparts. Snow White's kindness towards the dwarfs and her ability to withstand the evil queen's attempts to harm her. It also has that element of magic with the poisoned apple and the prince's kiss that breaks the spell. It's a story that has been passed down for generations and still holds great value today.

Sure. There was a girl who lived in an area affected by a natural disaster. Her house was destroyed and she lost all her toys. She cries every night missing her old room and the things she used to have. She also has to face the shortage of food and clean water, which makes her life really difficult.

Vietnamese children's favorite stories often have strong moral lessons. For instance, they teach about respect for elders, as seen in many tales where the young characters are rewarded for showing deference to the old.

Sure. 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' is a great one. It focuses on Charlie Brown's search for the true meaning of Christmas. 'The Nutcracker' is also popular, especially with its beautiful ballet adaptation. And 'Olive, the Other Reindeer' is a fun story about a dog who thinks she's a reindeer and joins Santa's team.

I'd recommend 'Where the Wild Things Are'. It takes kids on a wild adventure with Max, but in the end, he returns home to the comfort of his bedroom. The dream - like quality of the story can make kids feel sleepy. Also, 'Guess How Much I Love You' is a great bedtime story. The little nutbrown hare and the big nutbrown hare express their love for each other in a very sweet way, creating a warm and loving atmosphere for bedtime.

Sure. One popular story is that of a young girl who got lost in the enchanted forest near the SC Children's Theatre. In the forest, she found talking trees and fairies. The fairies helped her find her way back home by leading her through a secret path filled with glittering mushrooms and singing birds.

Sure. There are Micky Mouse and Donald Duck. Micky is the friendly and adventurous mouse, while Donald is the hot - tempered duck. They often get into various situations together in Disney stories.

Some children are orphans due to natural disasters like earthquakes or tsunamis. They suddenly find themselves all alone in the world. For instance, in a big earthquake, a child might see their parents die right in front of them and then have to face a world full of chaos and uncertainty without any family support.