In The Ant and the Grasshopper: One summer day a grasshopper hopped and sang in a field. What did the grasshopper do all summer?

In The Ant and the Grasshopper: An ant walked past, carrying grain to his nest. What was the ant doing that day?

In The Ant and the Grasshopper: Winter came. The grasshopper had no food left, and the fields were cold and bare. Why was the grasshopper hungry?

In The Ant and the Grasshopper: The cold grasshopper walked to the ants' nest and asked them for something to eat. What did the grasshopper do in winter?

In The Ant and the Grasshopper: The ants asked why he had not stored food. They gave him nothing and sent him away. How did the fable end for the grasshopper?

In The Tortoise and the Hare: The tortoise heard the hare's mean words. He asked the hare to run a race with him. What did the tortoise ask the hare to do?

In The Tortoise and the Hare: The hare laughed at the tortoise and said he was much too slow. What did the hare say about the tortoise?

In The Tortoise and the Hare: The race began. The hare ran far ahead, then lay down beside the road to rest. Where did the hare lie down?

In The Tortoise and the Hare: While the hare slept, the tortoise kept walking and went past him. What did the tortoise do while the hare slept?

In The Tortoise and the Hare: The hare woke up too late, and the tortoise reached the finish line first. The tortoise won the race.

In The Lion and the Mouse: A little mouse ran over a sleeping lion. The lion woke up and caught him in his paw. What woke the lion up?

In The Lion and the Mouse: The lion held the little mouse in his big paw. The mouse begged and begged. What did the mouse beg the lion to do?

In The Lion and the Mouse: The mouse promised to help the lion one day. The lion laughed at the promise and let the mouse go. What did the lion do after the promise?

In The Lion and the Mouse: Some days later, hunters caught the lion and tied him down with strong ropes. Who caught the lion?

In The Lion and the Mouse: The lion roared for help. The little mouse came and bit the ropes until the lion was free. How did the mouse help the lion?

In The Boy Who Cried Wolf: A boy sat on a hill near a village. He watched his master's sheep every day. What was the boy's job?

In The Boy Who Cried Wolf: The boy was bored on the quiet hill, so he shouted 'Wolf! Wolf!' as a joke. Why did the boy shout?

In The Boy Who Cried Wolf: The villagers heard the boy shout and ran up the hill fast. They found no wolf there. What did the villagers find on the hill?

In The Boy Who Cried Wolf: The boy played his shouting joke one day. A few days later, he played the same joke again. How many times did the boy trick the villagers?

In The Boy Who Cried Wolf: One day a real wolf came to the sheep. The boy shouted, but no one came to help.