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Folktales & LegendsPicture bookLevel 2Ages 3–5

The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: A Gentle Retelling

English · 13 pages · 339 words · 3 min read

A gentle retelling for listeners ages 3–5 of Aesop’s fable from The Aesop for Children (1919): a hungry Wolf hides in a sheep skin to slip past the watchful Shepherds, leads away a little Lamb, and follows the flock into the fold on the very night the Shepherd comes for mutton broth.

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  1. Illustration from page 2 of The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: A Gentle Retelling

    A hungry Wolf lived in the woods beside a pasture, a big grassy field full of Sheep. Grumble, grumble went his tummy. It was never, ever full.

  2. Illustration from page 3 of The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: A Gentle Retelling

    The Shepherds watched their Sheep all day long, to keep them safe from harm. Whenever the Wolf crept close, a Shepherd spotted him. “Wolf! Go away!” So back to the woods he ran.