The Great Apple Quarrel
A short animated story about two friends, one apple, and learning to share
For grown-ups
A good one for the moment right after a squabble, not before it. The film does not lecture: the two friends want the same thing, neither is the villain, and the fix is theirs. Ask your child what they would have done with the apple — there is more than one good answer, which is the point.
Talk about it together
- Why did both friends want the apple?
- How did they work it out in the end?
- What would you do if you and a friend both wanted the same thing?
Frequently asked questions
How long is The Great Apple Quarrel?
About a minute and a half — short enough to watch twice, which children tend to ask for.
What age is it for?
About 3 to 6, the years when sharing stops being a rule adults enforce and starts being something children negotiate between themselves.
Can I make a story like this about my own child?
Yes. ReadKidz makes a short animated story from a single sentence — your child’s name, their friend, the thing they both wanted.
More to watch
Make your own animated story from one sentence.
Describe the idea, pick a look, and ReadKidz writes, draws and animates it — characters stay the same from the first shot to the last.
