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World Mythologies
Turkish Folklore
5 stories, retold short enough for one lesson.
5 stories
Keloglan the Bald Boy
Kindness
True wisdom and success come from a kind heart and a sharp mind, rather than physical beauty or inherited wealth.
Grades 4–8
Level 3
Nasreddin and the Borrowed Pot
Greed
Greed makes people believe in impossible logic, but one must accept the consequences of that logic when it no longer favors them.
Grades 4–8
Level 3
Nasreddin and the Smell of Soup
Fairness
An absurd demand deserves an equally abstract compensation; greed is best countered with clever logic.
Grades 4–8
Level 3
Nasreddin Hodja and the Donkey
Cleverness
You cannot please everyone, so it is best to follow your own judgment and common sense rather than the opinions of others.
Grades 4–8
Level 3
The Hodja's Coat
Honesty
True worth lies within a person's character, not in the expensive clothes or status symbols they wear.
Grades 4–8
Level 2