The King Lion And The Beetle: By Arnold Lobel

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The King Lion And The Beetle: By Arnold Lobel Fables: Lesson Two The King Lion And The Beetle: By Arnold Lobel

What are we going to learn? We will look at another fable by Arnold Lobel called The Lion And The Beetle. 2. We will compare The Lion And The Beetle with The Hen And The Apple Tree.

Review: The Hen And The Apple Tree Team 1 Team 2 1. The hen 1. The wolf 2. outsmart 2. quiver 3. bark 3. furry 4. odd 4. rage 5. trunk 5. shutters

Pre Reading Questions How might you know someone is a king just by looking at them? 2. Do you agree or disagree? - People that wear expensive looking clothes get treated differently. Give reasons for your answers 3. How do we show someone that we respect them?

While Reading Questions 1. Why did King Lion decide to take a walk? (See paragraph 2) 2. What did everyone do when they saw the king walking along the roads of his kingdom? (See paragraph 3) 3. What did the King command the Beetle to do? (See paragraph 6)

Post Reading Questions What do you think happened after King Lion fell into the mud and the beetle scurried away? 2. Do you think the beetle planned to make King Lion fall into the mud? Why / Why not? 3. How do you think King Lion dressed the next time he went for a walk? Why?

Pre Writing B. Summarising Both stories are fables and have a clear message. Use your own words to summarise the message of each story. The moral is The Hen And The Apple Tree is __________________________________________________ The moral is The King Lion And The Beetle is

Draw pictures of both stories in the boxes. C. Comparing Both fables have similarities. Make a list of the things that they have in common. Draw pictures of both stories in the boxes. Both stories have … 1. ________________________________________________________________________ 2. ________________________________________________________________________ 3. ________________________________________________________________________ 4. ________________________________________________________________________

Round up A fable is a story that teaches a lesson. 2. We call these lessons morals. 3. Fables often include animals that act like humans.