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Moral - Helping others always helps us back. Never treat others as less efficient than you. What ever may be the size or shape you should always believe in yourself.

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Moral-don’t judge a book by its cover and just because ur slow or small doesn’t mean ur useless

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The lion learns a lesson

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They both have wise animals and animals that are to full of there selfs

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they both have morals and the difference is that they talk about things that talk about the most important moral

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they both have morals and the difference is that they talk about things that talk about the most important moral

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they both have morals and the difference is that they talk about things that talk about the most important moral

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Lion 🦁 and the hare 🐰

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helloo

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See all the wonderful things Nithya Sagi has made

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I notice that the tortoise 🐢 and mouse 🐭 say they can do it and the lion 🦁 and the hare 🐰laughs 😂 and says you can’t do that!

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The slimarty in both stories is the learned the lesson

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The simaleraty is that   there are different anamals

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The simaleraty is that   there are different anamals

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Hailey

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Lion and the mouse 🦁🐭 I’m Athena who wrote this 😁 they both show us a lesson

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my similarity is that they both have morals and a difference is they both have different morals that they talk about.

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my similarity is that they both have morals and a difference is they both have different morals that they talk about.

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The lesson  that the hare and the lion Learned was to
not underestimate people
Manasvi

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What is similar between the 2 stories? They have the same moral “even though you’re small doesn’t mean you can’t do anything” and “don’t judge a book By its cover.

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In both texts an animal says that the other animal cant do something.

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In both texts an animal says that the other animal cant do something.

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Svaksha

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The Lion learns the lesson in the story. When the Mouse frees the Lion from the trap the Lion learns that that you shouldn't underestimate people/animals.

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What is similar between the texts?                         What do you notice about the characters?                     Who learns the lesson? 

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What is similar between the texts?                         What do you notice about the characters?                     Who learns the lesson? 

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They both have morals

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The lion and the mouse VS Tortoise and the hare

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The lion and the mouse VS Tortoise and the hare

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By Aahil Motiwala. The Lion and the Mouse had is similar to the tortoise and the hare because both of them have a moral and they are similar also because the bigger animal in both of the stories underestimates the little one.

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The lesson in both story’s that are similar a RE that

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LION AND THE MOUSE AND THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE.

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LION AND THE MOUSE AND THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE.

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They’re slim are things about the text is that in both stories learned the lesson.

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Both of the stories have outcomes you wouldn't expect to happen (A small mouse helped a big lion and a slow tortoise won a race against a fast hare.).