Indian Tale
One Grain of Rice
One grain of rice won’t feed anyone, not even if you double it. But is that really true? Come and discover this mathematical tale from India, which will also teach you about greed and avarice.
On the way back home from the metalworking studio that day, the train journey seemed to take twice as
Micah, however, guessed what I was thinking. He warned me not to do it. “We mustn’t take anything that doesn’t belong to us without permission!”
I felt a little embarrassed because my tummy was singing
I thanked him profusely. The gummy bears were thoroughly delicious. The ride home seemed much more tolerable now.
The evening after the trip, as I was lying in a bath of sudsy water, I asked Micah when I’d be able to ride my new bike. I was just so eager! “Will it be ready tomorrow?”
But Micah quelled my excitement instantly. “No, not tomorrow, not the day after tomorrow, and not even next
“But you made a deal with John!” I snorted. Clearly, I didn’t understand anything about deal-making.
I had no choice but to continue dreaming about the bicycle, about the beautiful vistas I would ride through, about feeling the wind on my
“Maximiliano!” A familiar voice woke me up. Was I dreaming? “Maaax,” Micah was whispering in my ear, so as not to scare
I’ve always been a heavy sleeper and I usually fall asleep easily. But that night, I couldn’t drift off for a long time because I was thinking…