قصص هادفة للاطفال - قصه رحله جميلة 

في اجازة نصف العام ذهبت انا واسرتي الى الاقصر واسوان وهناك شاهدنا الاثار والمعابد العظيمة 

ارادت امي شراء التوابل والسوداني والدوم والكركديه فذهبت معها الى السوق كان السوق مزدحما باناس مختلفي الاشكال 

كانوا يتكلمون ولكنني لا افهم ماذا يقولون سالت امي من هولاء ياامي ولم لا افهمهم قالت نهم سياح من بلاد مختلفه ولا يتكلمون اللغه العربية

اخذنا ابي في نزهه بمركب شراعي في النيل لنشاهد غروب الشمس كانت رحله جميلة كان معنا على المركب اناس باشكال مختلفه 

كانوا يتكلمون ولكنني لا افهم ماذا يقولون سالت ابي من هولاء ياابي ولم لا افهمهم قال انهم سياح من بلاد مختلفه وكل واحد يتكلم لغه بلده 

في المساء رأيت مجموعه من الاطفال يلعبون بالكرة في حديقة الفندق فذهبت استانهم ان العب معهم قلت لهم انا ماجد هل يمكن ان العب معكم نظروا الى بعضهم فهم لا يفهمون ما اقول ابتسمت لهم فابتسموا لى واشار الى احدهم ان العب معهم فاشرت اليهم بالموافقه ولعبنا معا 

رجعت الى امي وابي وقلت لهم استمتعت كثيرا باللعب مع اصدقائي حتى ونحن نتكلم لغات مختلفه لقد عرفت الان ان العالم من حولنا كبير جدا ومليء باناس كثيرين الكل مختلف والكل يتكلم لغه مختلفه ومن الان ساجتهد في ان اتعلم لغات كثيرة لاتعرف اكثر على العالم من حولي 

Meaningful stories for children - a beautiful journey story

During the mid-year vacation, my family and I went to Luxor and Aswan, where we saw the great monuments and temples

My mother wanted to buy spices, peanuts, doum, and hibiscus, so I went with her to the market. The market was crowded with people of different shapes.

They were talking, but I did not understand what they were saying. I asked my mother, “Who are these people, mother, and why do I not understand them?” She said, “They are tourists from different countries and do not speak Arabic.”

My father took us for a ride on a sailboat on the Nile to watch the sunset. It was a beautiful trip. We had people of different shapes with us on the boat.

They were talking, but I did not understand what they were saying. I asked my father, “Who are these people?” He said, “Who are they?” He said, “They are tourists from different countries, and each one speaks the language of his country.”

In the evening, I saw a group of children playing with a ball in the hotel garden, so I went to ask them to play with them. I told them, “I am Majid. Can I play with you?” They looked at each other and did not understand what I was saying. I smiled at them and they smiled at me. He indicated to one of them that I should play with them, so I indicated to them in agreement and we played together.

I went back to my mother and father and told them that I had a lot of fun playing with my friends, even when we spoke different languages. I now know that the world around us is very large and full of many people, everyone is different and everyone speaks a different language, and from now on I will strive to learn many languages in order to know more about the world around me.