The lion and the three oxen. Fable for children about love of family
Aesop was a great accountant of fables. He wrote one of the most famous fables and with them transmitted from generation to generation dozens of important values for the emotional development of the child. The fables pretended to set an example of some compromised situation or to reflect, giving
Aesop was a great accountant of fables. He wrote one of the most famous fables and with them transmitted from generation to generation dozens of important values for the emotional development of the child.
The fables pretended to set an example of some compromised situation or to reflect, giving voice to the animals.
In the fable of The lion, and the three oxen, Aesop wants to teach us that separating us from our friends, family and the people who protect us can bring us negative consequences.
The lion and the three oxen. Classic fable about love of the family
There were three oxen that always grazed together.
A lion wandering around the place wanted to devour them, but he knew that against the three of them he could not fight.
Using his cunning, he urged them to fight each other. When they were not already united, he could devour them calmly one by one. Moral: Do not allow yourself to be separated from your loved ones; If they do, they can harm you more easily. Find out if your child has understood the fable Fables convey important moral values to children, but often even if the story is understood the child is not able to understand the message
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Help your child to
reflect on this classic Aesop fable, through these simple reading comprehension questions. - Why could not the lion hunt the three oxen together?- What did he do to be able to attack them?
- In the end did the lion eat the oxen? - How did you manage to separate the three oxen the lion? - Do you think it was important that the oxen were together?
- Who do you think can protect you?
