Educational fairy tales that entertain and teach at the same time. They explain the world to children in a playful way and leave them a little wiser.
One day, Mrs. Hare asked Masha and Bear if they could look after her two little rascals – little bunnies, who were sleeping peacefully in the pram. Masha and the bear agreed. That will be easy, they will be sleeping. And by the time they wake up, their mother will be back from shopping.
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It was Masha’s nameday that day. She got a beautiful ring with a coloured stone from her mother. She liked it very much and immediately went to show it to the bear.
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It was a warm autumn, the sun was shining and Masha and the bear went to play in the forest.
“Let’s have a race,” suggested Masha. “Whoever runs to the big stump first wins.”
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Once upon a time in a pond there lived frog daddies and frog mummies with their baby frogs. Because they wanted their children to be smart, they sent them to frog school. Frog school was a place on the surface of the pond where the water lilies grew thick. Each frog sat on a water lily leaf and listened to the teacher.
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In the middle of a deep forest there stood a small wooden cottage. It looked very old. It had holes in the roof, its windows and doors creaked, and it was all dirty. In this little cottage lived a witch. She was an old woman with a big nose and a wart.
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Once upon a time, a brother and sister named Hansel and Gretel lived in a hut in the woods with their father who was a poor woodcutter and their mother. Their parents were very poor and had barely enough food to eat
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