As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

Read and understand the given problem statement.

Identify the key moral value it highlights (e.g., honesty, kindness, perseverance)

Problem Statement:

[Teacher to indicate here]

Moral Values (Lesson Learnt)

[Teacher to indicate here]

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

1. Pick Stories – Choose three to four stories for groups to develop.

2. Break Down – Identify characters, conflict, and resolution.

3. Compare – Relate these to the problem statement.

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

Change its problem and solution.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.

As a group, list down at least three fairy tales or Aesop’s fables that teach a similar moral lesson. Consider well-known stories such as The Boy Who Cried Wolf (honesty) or The Tortoise and the Hare (perseverance).

As a group, select the most relevant story that best match the moral lesson in the problem statement.

As a group, change the problem and solution in your selected story. Your story should have:

1. A main character who faces a problem or makes a choice.

2. *A problem that shows an important value (e.g., honesty, kindness, hard work).

3. *A solution where the character learns or shows the value.

4. A lesson at the end to explain what we can learn.