What are the main themes in 'the big idea children's story'?

I'm not sure specifically as I don't know which 'Propublica's big story' you are referring to. Propublica covers a wide range of topics such as politics, social justice, and corporate misbehavior. It could be about an in - depth investigation into a government scandal, a report on inequality in a particular area, or an expose of a company's unethical practices.

The main idea is about a beautiful girl and a beast. Usually, it shows how the girl's kindness can change the beast over time.

The main idea might be related to self - discovery. The different ribbons the children have could be like a clue or a symbol of their hidden potential or true selves. Throughout the story, the children could be exploring what their ribbon means for them and how it relates to their place in the world. For example, a child with a yellow ribbon might learn that it represents creativity and then use that creativity to solve a problem in the story, teaching readers to look within themselves and find their own special qualities.

The main idea is usually about a dog that is greedy. Maybe it tries to get more food or things than it should and then gets into some sort of trouble because of its greed.

The main idea is about a girl named Dorothy who gets swept away to a magical land called Oz. She goes on a journey to find the Wizard of Oz to get help to go back home.

The main idea is about people trying to build a great tower to reach the heavens. But God didn't like their pride and made them speak different languages so they couldn't work together anymore, and the tower was never completed.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this exact story. But generally, it could be about the harsh or difficult experiences that children might face, perhaps in a metaphorical 'hell - like' situation, such as a very strict or oppressive environment.

Well, if it's a story about 'the children of the sun', it could center around their origin. Maybe they are born with unique abilities because of their relation to the sun. It could also be about their journey to fulfill a certain prophecy or mission related to the sun's power. For example, they might have to use their sun - given powers to save their world from darkness or some other threat.

I don't know the main idea as I'm not familiar with this 'The Big Story' by Justin Buzzard. It could be anything from a moral lesson to an adventure concept.

I don't know the specific 'big bear's cake story', so I can't tell the main idea. But it might be about the bear's relationship with the cake, like possession or enjoyment.