I am the main characters in the Milkmaid and the Milkpail.

The Milkmaid and her mom
What is the setting of The Goose Who Laid the Golden Egg?

A farm.
This moral is from what fable?
Do not say something bad about something you want just because you can’t have it.
The Fox and the Grapes
This fable has a goose and a farmer as the main characters.
The Goose that Laid the Golden Egg

This word means when an animal acts like a human.
Personification
I am the character who said the grapes were sour because I couldn’t reach them.
I am the fox.
What is the setting of the Boy Who Cried Wolf?

In a field on a farm.
This moral is form what fable?
Do not count your eggs before they hatch.
The Milkmaid and the Milkpail

Fill in this sentence:
The ______ in ______ clothing.
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

This word means to be scared or suprised

Startled!

I am the character who disguised themselves in sheep’s wool.
I am the wolf.

Where were the dog and the ox talking in the fable The Dog and the Manger?

In a barn.
Which story teaches us that we should not prank others?
The Boy Who Cried Wolf

The main characters are a boy shepherd, sheep and a group of men.
The Boy Who Cried Wolf

This word means when you take more than you need.
Greedy

I am the character who pranked the shepherds.
I am the Boy Who Cried Wolf.

Where did the goose lay its golden egg?

In its nest on the farm.
Which fable had the moral: Be kind to others!
The Dog in the Manger

In this fable the dog would not budge from the manger.
The Dog in the Manger

The dog would not _____ off the manger.

budge
I laid a golden egg.
I am the goose.
Where did the wolf live when he was wearing the
sheep’s wool?

-on the farm
-in the pasture
-in the barn
Which fables moral is, if you pretend to be something you are not, you might end up losing in the end?
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

In this fable an animal laid a golden egg.
The Goose and the Golden Egg

All fables have a what at the end that teaches you something?
a moral or lesson