Place: in a village

Personality Traits of the Crow:

1. Intelligent – The crow uses logic and problem-solving skills to get the water, showing it can think creatively.

2. Patient – Instead of giving up, it patiently drops pebbles one by one.

3. Persistent – The crow doesn’t quit, even when it can’t reach the water at first.

4. Resourceful – It uses what it finds around (pebbles) to solve the problem.

The Plot

1. Exposition:

A crow is flying around on a hot day, extremely thirsty and looking for water. After a long search, it finally spots a pitcher with some water at the bottom.

The crow realizes the water level is too low for it to drink, and it struggles to find a way to drink.

Instead of giving up, the crow gathers some pebbles and drops them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water level rises.

Eventually, the water reaches the top of the pitcher, and the clever crow is able to drink and quench its thirst.

The story of The Thirsty Crow teaches us that intelligence, perseverance, and creative thinking can help us solve difficult problems. When the crow couldn’t drink water from the pot because the water level was too low, it didn’t give up. Instead, it used pebbles to raise the water level — showing that where there is a will, there is a way.