Once upon a time, there was a group of animals who were tired of always following the law. They wanted to have some fun and break it. So, they came up with a plan to steal the saw from the woodcutter's shed. The bear used his big paw to open the door, the cat used her sharp claws to cut the ropes, and the mouse used his tiny paws to draw a map of the place.

However, as they were sawing the wood, they noticed a flaw in their plan - the saw was too heavy for them to carry back to their hideout. Just then, the woodcutter appeared and caught them red-handed. The animals were so scared that their jaws dropped open. But instead of getting angry, the woodcutter had a good laugh and let them go, saying that he was just happy to see some excitement in his dull life.

From that day on, the animals made sure to follow the law and never steal again. But every now and then, they would remember their adventure and smile, knowing that it was all worth it for a good laugh.

Reflections

1. Why did the animals want to steal the saw?
2. How did the mouse help in their plan?
3. What was the flaw in their plan?
4. Why did the woodcutter let the animals go?
5. What lesson did the animals learn from this experience?