The Little Red Hen.

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The Little Red Hen

Once upon a time, there was a Little Red Hen, who lived on a farm Once upon a time, there was a Little Red Hen, who lived on a farm. Early one morning, she woke up and went outside. Then she found some corn. “Who will help me plant the corn?” said the Little Red Hen.

“Not I,” meowed the cat. Not I.

“Not I,” barked the dog. Not I.

“Not I,” Quacked the duck. Not I.

Then I will do it myself. “Then I will do it myself,” clucked the Little Red Hen. And so she did.

“Who will help me water the corn?” asked the Little Red Hen.

“Not I,” meowed the cat. Not I.

“Not I,” barked The dog. Not I.

“Not I,” Quacked The duck. Not I.

Then I will do it myself. “Then I will do it myself,” clucked the Little Red Hen. And so she did.

“Who will help me cut the corn?” asked the Little Red Hen

“Not I,” meowed the cat. Not I.

“Not I,” barked the dog. Not I.

“Not I,” Quacked The duck. Not I.

Then I will do it myself. “Then I will do it myself,” clucked the Little Red Hen. And so she did.

“Who will help me carry the corn to the mill?” said the Little Red Hen.

“Not I,” meowed the cat. Not I.

“Not I,” barked the dog. Not I.

“Not I,” quacked The duck. Not I.

Then I will do it myself. “Then I will do it myself,” clucked the Little Red Hen. And so she did.

“Who will help me grind the corn?” said the Little Red Hen.

“Not I,” meowed the cat. Not I.

“Not I,” barked the dog. Not I.

“Not I,” quacked The duck. Not I.

Then I will do it myself. “Then I will do it myself,” clucked the Little Red Hen. And so she did.

“Who will help me knead the bread?” said the Little Red Hen.

“Not I,” meowed the cat. Not I.

“Not I,” barked the dog. Not I.

“Not I,” quacked The duck. Not I.

Then I will do it myself. “Then I will do it myself,” clucked the Little Red Hen. And so she did.

“Who will help me bake the bread?” said the Little Red Hen.

“Not I,” meowed the cat. Not I.

“Not I,” barked the dog. Not I.

“Not I,” quacked The duck. Not I.

Then I will do it myself. “Then I will do it myself,” clucked the Little Red Hen. And so she did.

“Who will help me eat the bread?” said the Little Red Hen.

“I will!” meowed the cat. I will!

“I will!” Barked the dog. I will!

“I will!” Quacked the duck. I will!

I will do it all by myself! "Oh no, you won't,“ said the Little Red Hen. "I shall eat it myself.” And so she did. I will do it all by myself!

Reflection… How do you think the Little Red Hen felt doing all the work by herself? How do you think she felt when the other animals wanted to eat the bread? How do you think the other animals felt when the Little Red Hen told them that they could not eat the bread? What lesson did the other animals learn?