Description
When The Winds Blow – Moral Story Book is an engaging and heartwarming story for young readers that teaches an important life lesson through a simple tale. It tells the story of a hardworking farmer and his unusual helper who claims he “can sleep when the wind blows.” As a fierce storm approaches, the farmer discovers the true meaning of this calm confidence: the helper had already prepared everything carefully, so there was nothing to fear when the wind blew. This story helps children understand the value of preparation, diligence, and staying calm in difficult times. With colorful illustrations and easy-to-read text, this book makes learning morals fun and memorable for kids.
Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs)
Q1. Why were most people hesitant to work on the farmer’s land?
A) It was too far from town
B) There were fierce storms that destroyed crops and buildings
C) The farmer did not pay well
D) The farm had no animals
Answer: There were fierce storms that destroyed crops and buildings
Q2. What did the man say he could do when the wind blows?
A) Run away
B) Sleep
C) Fly
D) Sing
Answer: Sleep
Q3. What did the farmer find when he ran outside to prepare for the storm?
A) Everything was already secured
B) The animals had run away
C) The house was broken
D) The man was nowhere to be found
Answer: Everything was already secured
Q4. What is the main lesson of the story?
A) Never go to the farm
B) Always chase the wind
C) Preparation helps you stay calm during hard times
D) Wind is scary
Answer: Preparation helps you stay calm during hard times
Fill in the Blanks
Words Bank: prepared, fierce storms, Atlantic seacoast, sleep, preparation
- The farmer lived near the __________ where storms often came.
- Most people did not want to work on the farm because of the __________.
- The man told the farmer he could __________ when the wind blows.
- When the storm came, the farmer found that the man had __________ everything.
- The moral of the story is that __________ helps you stay calm even when life gets difficult.
True or False
- The farmer had no trouble finding workers for his farm. [T/F]
- The man worked hard and proved to be a good helper. [T/F]
- When the storm came, nothing was prepared for it. [T/F]
- The farmer learned what the man meant by his words. [T/F]
- The story teaches that being unprepared is the best way to face problems. [T/F]
Our Content Team designed this story to teach young readers valuable life lessons.








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