Lessons from Lions. Lessons from Lions Life is good in the beginning... © Disney.

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Lessons from Lions

Life is good in the beginning... © Disney

What do you think Simba is feeling? © Disney

What kind of friends are Timon and Pumba? © Disney

Simba is scared to say the words about what happened © Disney

Simba finds a helper (or a helper finds Simba) © Disney

How do you think Simba feels now? © Disney

What does he see at first? Rafiki says, “Look harder.” © Disney

Scar is tricky, but Simba won’t be tricked this time © Disney

Simba didn’t do it alone © Disney

Is Simba’s father really dead? © Disney