An adapted version of a tale from “Kalila wa Dimna” (an 8th century collection of animal fables). The lion brags about his undefeatable powers, which lead the tiny fly to teach him a lesson: Power is not a matter of size but of ability.
This beautiful story contributes to strengthening the child's sense of ability, despite his/her small size. It also resonates with other famous stories in our popular culture, like "Nos Inseis", and other world stories like "the Lion and the Mouse."
Read MoreIs the lion the strongest creature in the jungle? This is what the roaring beast has thought, as well as the rest of the animals did, until the fly and the mosquito decided to prove otherwise and show that power is in our actions, not in our bodies.
This beautiful story contributes to strengthening the child's sense of ability, despite his/her small size. It also resonates with other famous stories in our popular culture, like "Nos Inseis", and other world stories like "the Lion and the Mouse."
Herby, we share with you some suggestions for activities about the book that you can do with your children:
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