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KillerOfNazis2117
Bailedbailed

As historic and fun as these fables are, we should move on from them. These fables are sexist because all of the stories only have male characters. They are innocent, but we have to move on from them.

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JackHowley5
The Hare and the Tortoise | Aesop, Caroline Castle, Peter Weevers

This story is wonderful to teach students about the dangers of being overconfident and the fact that even if someone says they‘re better than you it doesn‘t make it true.

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JackHowley5
The Hare and the Tortoise | Aesop, Caroline Castle, Peter Weevers

“Slow and steady wins the race.”

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katemccord

“The Tortoise meanwhile kept going slowly but steadily, and, after a time, passed the place where the Hare was sleeping.“

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katemccord

This story teaches children the value of perseverance to keep trying, and to not give up. Very important messages can be taught with this book and will build students confidence in overcoming challenges.

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katemccord
Pickpick

A lively retelling of the classic tale. This book has vibrant illustrations and engaging dialogue. I love this story because it highlights the moral that “slow and steady wins the race.“

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chloecosmo
Fables | Arnold Lobel

“A lion and a mouse can be friends.”

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chloecosmo
Fables | Arnold Lobel
Mehso-so

This book is a collection of short tales of animals that embody human traits. Each story contains a moral lesson, and themes of friendship, honesty, and consequences.