Chicken and Millipede

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This is a children's story titled "Chicken and Millipede" by Winnie Asara and Magriet Brink. The narrative follows the friendship between a chicken and a millipede who decide to play football together. The chicken takes on the role of goalkeeper, while the millipede plays as a striker. However, after the millipede scores a goal, the chicken becomes angry and proceeds to swallow the millipede whole. Later, when the chicken encounters the millipede's mother, the millipede cries out for help from inside the chicken's belly. The story concludes with the chicken finding the millipede's taste unpleasant, leading to the chicken feeling sick, implying a consequence for its aggressive action. The story explores themes of friendship, anger, and the consequences of negative actions, presented in a simple, accessible style suitable for young readers. The accompanying images visually depict the characters and key moments of the story, enhancing engagement for children.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages14

Reading Time22 min

Chicken and Millipede

The Friendship

Playing Football

The Conflict

The Resolution

FAQs

What is the main plot of "Chicken and Millipede"?

The story is about a chicken and a millipede who are friends and play football together. The chicken gets angry when the millipede scores and swallows it, but later feels sick from the taste.

Who are the authors of "Chicken and Millipede"?

The authors of the story are Winnie Asara and Magriet Brink.

What lesson can be learned from "Chicken and Millipede"?

The story illustrates that anger can lead to negative actions with unpleasant consequences, and that actions have repercussions.

Jul 9, 2026

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