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Everyone Does Their Part

Story 61 Hanuman & the Bridge 1 min read Ages 3–10

The bridge was a huge job, but no one worked alone.

Some carried stones. Some carried logs. Some cheered. Some brought water and fruit for the tired workers.

Even the smallest ones helped in their own way. Nobody said, "That is not my job."

"When everyone does their part," Rama smiled, "the biggest jobs get done."

Piece by piece, the long bridge reached all the way across the sea, built by many willing hands.

The moral of the story

When everyone does their part, we can finish any big job.

Doing Your Part
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Did you know?

The famous bridge in the story is often called "Rama Setu," meaning "Rama's Bridge."

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Do your own small part in a family or class job today.

Questions to talk about

Ask these after reading. The answer is underneath each one.

Did anyone build the bridge alone?

Answer: No, everyone helped

What did some helpers bring the workers?

Answer: Water and fruit

What is the famous bridge called?

Answer: Rama Setu

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