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1) The shepherd boy and the wolf: what will happen if you always lie?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience what will happen if someone always lies.

2) The donkey and the load of salt: can someone be too smart for their own good?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience that someone can outsmart himself.

3) The dog and the shadow: will greed bring you more than you already have?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Teaching that it is better to make the best of possessions than to be greedy, the familiar Aesop fable is performed by a troupe of animal actors.

4) The tortoise and the hare: is speed important in a race?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience that slow and steady wins a race.

5) The frog and the ox: can bragging get you into trouble?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience that bragging can cause trouble.

6) The fox and the crane: how should you treat others?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience how others should be treated.

7) Two travelers and a bear: what is a true friend?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience to be wary of trusting those who abandon them in times of trouble.

8) The ant and the grasshopper: why should you prepare for tomorrow?

Publisher

AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience why it is good to prepare for the future.

9) The country mouse and the city mouse: is it better to be poor and safe or rich and afraid?

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AV2 by Weigl

Pub. Date

c2013

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Teaching that it is better to be poor and safe than to be rich and afraid, the familiar Aesop fable is performed by a troupe of animal actors.

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1) The shepherd boy and the wolf: what will happen if you always lie?

2) The donkey and the load of salt: can someone be too smart for their own good?

3) The dog and the shadow: will greed bring you more than you already have?

4) The tortoise and the hare: is speed important in a race?

5) The frog and the ox: can bragging get you into trouble?

6) The fox and the crane: how should you treat others?

7) Two travelers and a bear: what is a true friend?

8) The ant and the grasshopper: why should you prepare for tomorrow?

9) The country mouse and the city mouse: is it better to be poor and safe or rich and afraid?

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