Once upon a time, there was a tree that loved a little boy. The tree would provide shade for the boy to rest under, apples to eat, and branches to climb. As the boy grew up, he would come back to the tree to gather its fruit or make something out of its wood. "Moral Story"

One day, the boy asked the tree for its trunk to make a boat and sail away. The tree, who loved the boy so much, gave him its trunk. The boy carved a boat and sailed away, leaving the tree stump behind.

Years passed, and the boy returned as an old man. He sat on the tree stump and told the tree he needed a place to rest. The tree offered him its branches to sit on and rest his tired body.

The old man realized that the tree had given him everything it had over the years, and he was grateful for its generosity. The tree was happy to see the old man happy.

The story of the Giving Tree teaches us about unconditional love and giving without expecting anything in return. The tree gave its fruit, shade, and even its trunk to the boy, who took it all without giving anything back.

The tree's love for the boy was so great that it was willing to give up its entire being to make him happy. Even when the boy had nothing left to give, the tree continued to love him and provide for him.

The story also teaches us about the importance of gratitude and recognizing the value of what we receive from others. The old man realized the tree's sacrifice and showed gratitude for all the gifts he had received from the tree.

In our own lives, we can learn from the Giving Tree by being generous and giving without expecting anything in return. We can also learn to appreciate the people and things in our lives that make us happy and show gratitude for their presence.