Business, 14.12.2021 21:00 makayladurham19
Do you know the story of the ant and the grasshopper? The ant spends all summerpreparing for winter. The grasshopper relaxes and doesn’t worry. When winter comes, only the ant has food. The grasshopper must beg the ant to live. How does this relate tomoney? As with savings, if you fail to save, you will be unprepared when you are in need. Fables are made to teach us lessons. Aesop’s fables are very popular stories that teachus morals and life advice. Often, they feature animals who have human qualities. They are short stories that are concise and easy to listen to. Fables usually have plainlanguage and traditionally were retold orally. You will write your own fable about money. What do you think is an important lessonabout money? You will tell this lesson through your fable. Use these steps to help you get organized:1. Choose the main message of your fable.2. Select one or two animals that display the needed qualities.3. Pick the setting of your story.4. Write!5. Read your story aloud to see if it is easily understood.
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