Aesop
In this classic Aesop fable, a wolf tries to fool a flock of sheep by dressing in sheep’s clothing so he can get close without being noticed. But the disguise does not protect him forever. As the story unfolds, the wolf’s own trickery leads to trouble, showing how deceit can backfire. Short, memorable, and easy to discuss, this timeless tale helps young readers think about trust, honesty, and the consequences of harmful choices.
A few story details
Wolf: A cunning animal who disguises himself as a sheep to trick the shepherd and prey on the flock., Shepherd: The caretaker of the sheep, unaware of the Wolf’s disguise., Sheep: Innocent members of the flock, unsuspecting of the danger among them.
A few story details
Pasture: The open field where the sheep graze during the day., Sheep pen: An enclosure where the flock is kept safe for the night.
Guiding ideas
deception, justice, consequences
Moral
Those who use trickery to harm others may fall victim to their own schemes.
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