Tales of Science and Faith (Ages 8–11): Ali Kuşçu and the Flightless Gülibik

Tales of Science and Faith (Ages 8–11): Ali Kuşçu and the Flightless Gülibik

Çoklu Zeka Geliştirici Masallar19 minages 3-8

Curiosity, patient research, lifelong learning, and sharing knowledge can help turn unexpected difficulties into meaningful success.

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What the tale is about

Curious Curly talks with Grandfather on the balcony about the changing moon and distant stars, discovering that learning is a journey that never ends. Grandfather tells the story of Ali, a gifted boy in Uludiyar who excels at mathematics and caring for birds. Ali offers the Great King a fast way to gather knowledge with his flying birds, but they never return. A flightless rooster named Gülibik uses careful observation and clever thinking to help Ali research the moon’s phases and the planets at the observatory. Ali earns the king’s respect and becomes a celebrated scholar and teacher, showing the value of curiosity, patience, research, and sharing knowledge.

What this tale teaches

Curiosity, patient research, lifelong learning, and sharing knowledge can help turn unexpected difficulties into meaningful success.

Characters

Ali QushjiGülibikthe Great KingGrandfatherCurly

Questions to ask your child afterwards

  1. Why did Ali’s fast-flying birds never return?
  2. How did Gülibik help Ali?
  3. What did Ali and Gülibik research at the observatory?

Listen to Tales of Science and Faith (Ages 8–11): Ali Kuşçu and the Flightless Gülibik ad-free in the Masaldan Erdeme app, download it for offline bedtimes and follow along with the karaoke text.