Read each fable aloud, then read each question and let children circle a picture. Each fable takes two pages: the fable for the grown-up to read aloud, then the questions alone. Page 9 puts The Little Red Hen in order with cards to cut and glue, and page 10 is for drawing a favorite part of any fable.
Read a fable twice: once to enjoy it and once to listen for who, where and what happened. Ask children to tell the lesson in their own words before reading the last line.
Read one fable a day together. Ask your child who was in the story and what happened at the end, then circle the answers together.
Four fables to read aloud, retold in our own words: The Lion and the Mouse, The Tortoise and the Hare, The Ant and the Dove, and The Little Red Hen. Children listen, circle pictures to answer questions about the characters, setting and events, and put a story in order.
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