A young teacher comes to a village. He soon finds out that half of the few students of his class cannot come to school due to the destruction of the bridge between two villages. While the villagers do nothing about repairing the bridge, the teacher repairs it with the help of the students. However, he gets ill and the school, which has been closed for a couple of weeks before his arrival, is closed again. Hassan, one of the students, insists that the school should remain open even if it is just a pretence, because the father of one of the girl students, Somayyeh, has threatened that if the school gets closed again, he wouldn't let her come to school and she has to stay at home and weave carpets with her sisters…

  Yousef, a boy of eight, lives in a village in the north of Iran. On his every day tours in the fields, he finds a wounded goose. The film pictures his efforts in saving and curing the bird.

  When playing, Mozafari is injured. The school authorities convince him that it was nobody's fault; yet, he suspects Masoodi and tries to retaliate on him. An old shoemaker intervenes and tries to make them friends again. Eventually, however, they both get to a third possibility.

    In the absence of his parents, Javad, a first - grade student, has to stay with his mother's aunt. There, he thinks of different tricks to protect his lovebirds from a black cat's attacks. But eventually, the boy's love for his lovebirds is extended to a sympathetic feeling for the cat that is only looking after her kittens.

  The mother of a family falls ill, and the father goes to town to get some money for her medical expenses. Their children write a letter to God, asking Him for help. When a post office employee reads the letter and is deeply moved, she and her colleagues decide to help the unfortunate family in their time of need.