SikhNet Stories for Children

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

A great telling of the classic story, The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Once a young boy was trusted to watch a flock of sheep for a small village. As the day continued, the boy was very bored and decided to play a trick on everyone of the village. Listen to hear what happens next. read more

Dancing Girls of Ceylon

Once a raja in India wanted to meet Guru Nanak, amazed at hearing of the Guru, the raja built majestic gardens for Guru Nanak. While Guru Nanak was still far away from he area of the raja, during that time many spiritual people thought to see the raja also. The raja only sought to meet the true Guru, so the raja created a test to determine the visitors integrity. The tests eventually go old for the raja & he gave up on ever really being able to see the Guru Nanak. As time continued, soon Guru Nanak did go to see the raja of Ceylon. Listen to the story hear what happened next. read more

Have you ever heard people talk about other people behind their backs? That means when they’re not around. Did you listen? Did you ever say bad things about someone else when they were not around? It’s called slander, when you say something bad about someone else and this is a story about slander. read more

Once a King was rude and offended a powerful Sadhu, who appeared as a beggar. Because of the offence the Sahdu caused the King's Karma to occur immediately, and the Karma created a great challenge for the King. Listen to hear what happens and how the King learned a good lesson.

Langar Disguise

Bhai Taru's Life of Fearless Love

Gold and The Injured Foot

A traveling priest decided he wants to help a simple minded man. A simple minded man lived on a small island on a lake. The priest got on his boat, went to the island and taught the man for 3 whole days. After teaching him many things the priest finds out an amazing surprise.... perhaps it is he who has to learn... read more

Priest and the Fool

Young Heros: The Sons of the Guru Never Gave Up!

Guru Teg Bahadur Gives His Head

Vaisakhi - Birth of the Khalsa

Guru Har Rai and the Pot