- Cut out the picture of the boy yelling "Help! Wolf!" and glue it in the "Beginning" box. This shows the start of the story when he first tricks the villagers.
- Cut out the picture of the wolf near the sheep and glue it in the "Middle" box. This represents the part where he tricks them again, and they realize there is no wolf.
- Cut out the picture of the boy looking sad with the sheep running away and glue it in the "End" box. This shows the conclusion where the wolf appears, but no one comes to help because he lied before.
- For the Characters section, cut out and glue the pictures of the boy and the wolf.
- For the Setting section, cut out and glue the pictures of the sheep, the sun, the barn, and the trees. These represent the farm environment where the story takes place.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable version of the boy who cried wolf.