Charlie’s favourite fable is the Hare and the Tortoise.
Charlie said the message from this story is slow and steady wins the race, don’t give up keep on going.
I have a book of poems and fables and like the story of The Lion and the Mouse. I like it because the mouse helped the lion and was being kind to him. Its message is that “Little friends may prove great friends”.
Oliver has read a few fables and was given one once from Santa at the school Christmas Party. It is called The Tortoise and the Eagle. Oliver has enjoyed reading this book and the story. The message of the story is that the Tortoise learns to be happy with the life he already has and stops envying the Eagle. In the Hare and the Tortoise Aesop is trying to tell that slow and steady wins the race. Oliver would like to read more of Aesop’s fables.
My favourite fable is the Hare and the Tortoise. This is because I thought it was funny when the hare fell asleep. When everyone cheered, the hare woke up and the tortoise had already crossed the finish line.
my favourite fable is the lion and the mouse because at the end they make friends although they have a lot of differences. it is ok to have friends that are different to others.
Ellis likes the fable called The Little Red Hen, it is about the little Red Hen that works really hard to make bread all by herself because none of her barnyard friends will help her but they want to eat the Bread after she’s done all the work!
I like the Hare and Tortoise . It is a good story as it tells me the fastest person doesn’t always win the race or game . Message is slow and steady wins the race.
My favourite fable was the hare and the tortoise because the tortoise kept going and didn’t stop. He got to the finish line before the hare even though he was slower. The message is just keep going.
Charlie’s favourite fable is the Hare and the Tortoise.
Charlie said the message from this story is slow and steady wins the race, don’t give up keep on going.
I have a Fable called Milly the Meerkat, the story is like The Hare and the Tortoise. I have read lots of other Fables too.
I have a book of poems and fables and like the story of The Lion and the Mouse. I like it because the mouse helped the lion and was being kind to him. Its message is that “Little friends may prove great friends”.
Oliver has read a few fables and was given one once from Santa at the school Christmas Party. It is called The Tortoise and the Eagle. Oliver has enjoyed reading this book and the story. The message of the story is that the Tortoise learns to be happy with the life he already has and stops envying the Eagle. In the Hare and the Tortoise Aesop is trying to tell that slow and steady wins the race. Oliver would like to read more of Aesop’s fables.
My favourite fable is the Hare and the Tortoise. This is because I thought it was funny when the hare fell asleep. When everyone cheered, the hare woke up and the tortoise had already crossed the finish line.
I like the fable the boy who cried wolf, it shows why you shouldn’t tell lies
my favourite fable is the lion and the mouse because at the end they make friends although they have a lot of differences. it is ok to have friends that are different to others.
Ellis likes the fable called The Little Red Hen, it is about the little Red Hen that works really hard to make bread all by herself because none of her barnyard friends will help her but they want to eat the Bread after she’s done all the work!
I like the Hare and Tortoise . It is a good story as it tells me the fastest person doesn’t always win the race or game . Message is slow and steady wins the race.
My favourite fable was the hare and the tortoise because the tortoise kept going and didn’t stop. He got to the finish line before the hare even though he was slower. The message is just keep going.