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The Elves and the Shoemaker Story | A Lesson on Gratitude & Kindness

The Elves and the Shoemaker Story | A Lesson on Gratitude & Kindness Elias and Nia had one piece of leather left and no hope. But when the clock struck midnight, magic happened. Watch this heartwarming retelling of "The Elves and the Shoemaker Story" to see how kindness always comes back to you. ✨👞 In this beautiful modern retelling of the Brothers Grimm classic, we meet Elias and Nia, two kind-hearted shoemakers who have given so much to their community that they have nothing left for themselves. "Elias, Nia, and the Midnight Makers" is not just about magic elves; it is a story about the circle of giving. Join them as they discover Zola and Kip—the tiny, luminous friends who save their shop—and learn that the greatest gift isn't the shoes, but the love woven into them. Perfect for teaching children about gratitude, generosity, and the importance of helping those who help you. 📺 Video Chapters: 0:00 - The Last Piece of Leather 0:50 - The Morning Miracle 1:35 - Maya & The Community Return 2:20 - The Shop Bustles Again 3:10 - The Stakeout (Midnight Watch) 3:55 - Meeting Zola & Kip (The Elves) 4:40 - The Elves' Secret Struggle 5:25 - Making Gifts for the Makers 6:10 - The Elves' Joyful Departure 6:55 - A Poem on Gratitude 🌟 Discussion for Families: ● Why did Elias and Nia decide to make clothes for the elves? ● How did the elves feel when they received the gifts? ● Can you think of someone who helps you that you can thank today? Subscribe for more inclusive fairy tales and stories that warm the heart! The Elves and the Shoemaker Story, Brothers Grimm for kids, moral stories for kids, gratitude lesson, kindness story, diverse children's stories, animated storybook, bedtime stories, fairy tales regarding helping, Elias and Nia, The Midnight Makers "Who are the 'hidden helpers' in your life? A teacher, a parent, a friend? Shout them out in the comments below!"