Let’s think through this step by step.
We are looking at a story told in three panels, and the word “PERSEVERANCE” is written below them. That means the whole point of the story is to show what perseverance looks like — keeping going even when things are hard.
In the first panel:
- A fox (probably the parent or leader) is encouraging others: “Keep going my darlings! Don’t give up!”
- One character is lying on the ground, tired or weak.
- Others are still standing, but they look worn out.
In the second panel:
- The same fox is thinking: “They are starving to death and haven’t had a drink for three days, but they are still undefeated. I must not let them down.”
- This shows the fox knows how bad things are… but also sees their strength and feels responsible to keep leading them.
In the third panel:
- The fox has found food — chickens in coops!
- He says: “I’ve done it! Come up and see where you are my darlings! What a sight for a hungry fox! Hallelujah! Hooray!”
- Now there’s hope and celebration.
So what’s the lesson?
Perseverance means not giving up, even when you’re tired, hungry, or scared. The fox didn’t quit — he kept going because he believed in his group, and eventually, he found success.
The key idea: Perseverance leads to reward. If you keep trying, even when it’s tough, you might finally reach your goal.
Final Answer:
Perseverance means continuing to try hard even when things are difficult, and it can lead to success — just like the fox who kept going until he found food for his group.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fantastic mr fox worksheet.
