What is the moral of 'the little snowflake story'?

One possible moral could be that every small thing can be part of something big. Just like the little snowflake is a small part of the snowfall, but together all the snowflakes create a beautiful winter landscape.

Well, a little snowflake story could be about a snowflake's journey. A single snowflake forms high up in the clouds. It starts as a tiny crystal, growing as water vapor freezes around it. Then, it falls gently from the sky. It might land on a pine tree, making the tree look like it's wearing a white dress. Or it could land on a child's nose, making the child giggle with joy.

Since I'm not familiar with this particular 'the little snowflake story', I can't provide the details. You might want to check a children's book library or search for it online.

Snowflake's uncle ended up in prison in the TV series Days of Our Lives. However, after he was released, he wanted to start a business and finally opened a fried chicken shop and made a lot of money.

In the first snowflake story, the first snowflake is often significant as it represents the start of winter. It's like the opening act of a new season.

The Snowflake Man is Wilson Bentley. He was known for his work with snowflakes.

The significance of the Snowflake Man's work in the story is multi - fold. Firstly, he was able to document the individuality of snowflakes through his photographs. Before his work, people might not have realized that each snowflake was so distinct. His pictures allowed scientists and the general public alike to study the detailed structures of snowflakes, which is important for understanding the formation of ice crystals. Also, his work had an aesthetic value. It inspired artists and photographers, showing them the beauty that could be found in the tiniest of natural objects. His dedication to this one aspect of nature, snowflakes, also showed the value of focused study and the rewards that can come from it.

The moral of the little red hen story is that those who do the work should be the ones to reap the rewards. In the story, the little red hen does all the hard work like planting, harvesting and baking the wheat into bread while the other animals just refuse to help. So in the end, she doesn't share the bread with those lazy animals.

The moral of the story could be about the acceptance of differences. Little Blue and Little Yellow are different colors but they can still be friends and create something new together.

Well, it could be about friendship. Maybe Little Fred and Little Buck help each other out in the story, teaching us the value of having a good friend.