Справа про колір води
Пухлик упевнений, що вода синя, і береться це довести. Але відро з морською водою загадує йому справжню загадку.
Pick a tale and let the adventure begin.
59 stories
Пухлик упевнений, що вода синя, і береться це довести. Але відро з морською водою загадує йому справжню загадку.
Ще один день на новому місці. Крапля не дає Зефір перепочити: шалаш, найкраща калюжа, а потім перший урок танців! Зефір хвилюється: усі навколо такі спритні, а вона повільна. Та саме вміння не поспішати і помічати допомагає їй знайти свій ритм там, де вона цього зовсім не чекала. І в новому домі знайшлося місце для всього рідного.
Haska looks through a telescope for the very first time at a real comet in the observatory of her friend, Ax. Ax explains what it is made of and why it has such a long tail. Thrilled by the sight, Haska draws the comet and shares the story with Puffy in pure excitement. A heartwarming tale about a child's first discovery of space and the joy of sharing it with friends.
Loppy the little bunny plays the kindergarten board game 'Chutes and Ladders' with his class for the first time — and loses. Through tears, Husky’s example, and the laughter of his friend Tibi, he learns to tell himself, 'I will try again' — and all on his own, by his own efforts, he makes it to the finish line.
Orin is bringing his navigator grandma’s old maps to the maritime museum, while along the way, Murkun wonders at a cloud that seems like it 'never falls behind' — they find the answer among the exhibits about sailors and the starry night sky.
Puffy dreams of having lunch on a tiny island in the middle of the bay, but there is water all around it. Neri claims to know exactly where the sea will go. A few hours later, the low tide reveals a hidden path to the island, full of crabs and starfish, but then the high tide quietly returns. Will they make it back in time? A fairy tale about why we can't see the sea moving, and why you should always find out when the water will return before taking a walk by the sea.
The fairy tale tells the story of how Murkun realizes how much hard work goes into making an apple pie. The story introduces children to teamwork and the importance of every single profession in creating the ordinary things around us.
Niko the little wolf keeps putting off small chores until tomorrow. But one evening, funny fluffy creatures appear in his room — the Tomorrow-Eaters, who feed on the golden sparks of put-off tasks. The more Niko delays, the bigger they grow. Niko learns a simple rule: you don't have to do everything all at once — sometimes it's enough just to start.
Husky takes her class, including a little bunny named Loppy, on a field trip to the puppet theater. The fear of the unknown turns into pure excitement, and after the show, the children start dreaming up a theater of their own right in the kindergarten.
Puffy gets so fascinated by a blue butterfly that he forgets to look under his feet twice — and regrets it twice! But when Drippy teaches him a simple rule, it turns out that not only a bump on the forehead was hiding nearby on the path, but a real danger too. A cheerful and educational fairy tale about how important it is to look under your feet when you walk, and how you can admire beauty without rushing anywhere.
Beany the little elephant doesn't like mice: they run very fast, tickle his legs, and climb onto them without permission. But when he follows Dipsy the mouse to understand what she is doing, it turns out that her rushing around is full of kindness. And when a huge branch falls on Lino’s house, only by working together can they help.
Pika and Lino gathered a full jar of seeds for the winter, but Pika gives them away and scatters them without a second thought. When the first frost comes, she decides on her own how to stretch the leftovers until spring, and even leaves a small piece for a guest.
Murkun and Puffy wait all day long for the evening, when the fireflies will light up on the pond for the first time. To pass the time, they sit down to play a video game — and don't notice how the day ends. They make it to the pond just in time. But it turns out that making it on time isn't everything.
Husky came up with an amazing game: draw anything you want and let your friends guess what it is! Sounds simple? But when Puffy draws a detective, everyone thinks it's a cucumber. When Murkun draws a fish, it looks exactly like a boot. Laughter, debates, and unexpected discoveries follow — and step by step, everyone realizes that the most important thing in a drawing isn't doing it 'perfectly', but what you wanted to say. Because everyone has their own way of seeing the world.
Murkun asked Puffy to help him clean his room. Puffy tried very hard — he hid toys under the bed, blew on the dust, and built towers instead of putting things away. The room was getting worse and worse, and Murkun watched with a straight face. When it got completely messy, they cleaned it up together, step by step. It turns out that cleaning isn't about 'hiding' things, but 'finding the right place for every single thing'.
Kindergarten teacher Husky takes the kids for a walk around the city. Loppy rides a bus for the first time, visits a huge shop, and walks out on the street. Husky shares a secret with him: the city is just like a video game with levels. The one who knows the rules wins and gets what they want.
A fairy tale about how everyone is wise in their own way
Murkun wakes up in the morning — and the town is gone. Instead of houses and streets, there is a white wall. Together with his friend Orin, he sets off to explore the fog: they touch it, smell it, and listen to it. Where did the town disappear? Why is it dangerous to run across the road in the fog? And what will happen when the sun comes out? A fairy tale about how the unknown is not scary, but interesting.
After the rain, Puffy finds a suspicious stranger in a puddle and calls Husky as a witness. She immediately starts jumping, splashing, and completely gets in the way of the investigation. But she is the first to guess who the 'stranger' really is. Puffy is pouting. The reflection is happy. A cheerful fairy tale about light, mirrors, and how sometimes the simplest answer is the right one.
"Little bear Tiki catches a cold in the autumn. He is afraid of the doctor and doesn't want to take bitter medicine until Pips shows him by his own example that letting adults (and medicine) help is normal and nothing to be ashamed of."