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The Fox and the Crow
One day a fox took a walk in the woods.
by Aesop
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The fox saw a crow in a tree.
The crow had a tiny, but very tasty smelling, piece of cheese in her beak.
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“Mmm,” said the fox, “that is one tiny but tasty smelling piece of cheese.”
4
The fox wanted that piece of cheese.
5
The fox looked up at the crow and said,
She had to think of a way to get the crow to drop it.
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“Look at that beautiful bird! Oh! Is she gorgeous or what?”
8
The crow puffed herself up with pride as the fox continued.
9
“I’m telling you if that bird could sing, she would be the queen of all birds.”
10
“That’s right! The queen of all birds. If she could sing that is.”
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The crow wanted to be known as the queen of all birds,
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and so she opened her beak and let out a...caw!
13
Unfortunately, she also let out the tiny piece of cheese.
14
The poor crow watched the tiny piece of cheese drop, drop, drop and drop.
15
It did not stop until it popped in the fox’s mouth with a tiny kerplop.
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The fox swallowed and said,
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“Ahhh! That was deliciously cheesy and surprisingly easy!”
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And she ran off into the woods with a skip and a hop.
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The crow realized that she had learned a very, very, very, very, very, very, big lesson.
This storybook was produced by the Cornerstones Project at the CPB/WGBH National Center for Accessible Media (NCAM). Cornerstones is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Steppingstones of Technology Innovation, award #H327A98023.
Contact NCAM at [email protected] or 617-300-3400. Or find us at www.wgbh.org/ncam. This version of “The Fox and the Crow” is from Between the Lions, a series on public television designed to help kids learn to read.
Beware of flatterers.
Between the Lions is funded in part by a grant from the United States Department of Education through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Major support is also provided by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Park Foundation, The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, the Charles H. Revson Foundation, and the Institute for Civil Society. National corporate sponsorship is provided by Cheerios® . © 2000 WGBH Educational Foundation and Sirius Thinking, Ltd. All rights reserved. Cheerios is a trademark of General Mills.
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One day a fox took a walk in the woods.
by Aesop
1
The fox saw a crow in a tree.
The crow had a tiny, but very tasty smelling, piece of cheese in her beak.
2
3
“Mmm,” said the fox, “that is one tiny but tasty smelling piece of cheese.”
4
The fox wanted that piece of cheese.
5
The fox looked up at the crow and said,
She had to think of a way to get the crow to drop it.
6
7
“Look at that beautiful bird! Oh! Is she gorgeous or what?”
8
The crow puffed herself up with pride as the fox continued.
9
“I’m telling you if that bird could sing, she would be the queen of all birds.”
10
“That’s right! The queen of all birds. If she could sing that is.”
11
The crow wanted to be known as the queen of all birds,
12
and so she opened her beak and let out a...caw!
13
Unfortunately, she also let out the tiny piece of cheese.
14
The poor crow watched the tiny piece of cheese drop, drop, drop and drop.
15
It did not stop until it popped in the fox’s mouth with a tiny kerplop.
16
The fox swallowed and said,
17
“Ahhh! That was deliciously cheesy and surprisingly easy!”
18
And she ran off into the woods with a skip and a hop.
19
The crow realized that she had learned a very, very, very, very, very, very, big lesson.
This storybook was produced by the Cornerstones Project at the CPB/WGBH National Center for Accessible Media (NCAM). Cornerstones is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Steppingstones of Technology Innovation, award #H327A98023.
Contact NCAM at [email protected] or 617-300-3400. Or find us at www.wgbh.org/ncam. This version of “The Fox and the Crow” is from Between the Lions, a series on public television designed to help kids learn to read.
Beware of flatterers.
Between the Lions is funded in part by a grant from the United States Department of Education through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Major support is also provided by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Park Foundation, The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, the Charles H. Revson Foundation, and the Institute for Civil Society. National corporate sponsorship is provided by Cheerios® . © 2000 WGBH Educational Foundation and Sirius Thinking, Ltd. All rights reserved. Cheerios is a trademark of General Mills.
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