Once upon a time in the woods so deep,
There lived a sly fox who loved to creep,
He roamed around, searching for his prey,
Hoping to find a tasty treat that day.

He saw a bear who was big and strong,
But he knew that he could not last for long,
So he goes on, without making a sound,
And keeps on searching all around.

Suddenly, he smells something sweet,
The scent of honey he just cannot beat,
He follows the trail that the bee has made,
And sees the rabbit who's not afraid.

The rabbit tells him that the honey is near,
And so the fox goes, without any fear,
But he soon finds out that he's not alone,
As a deer and her cub appear, with a groan.

The cub is scared, and the fox can see,
So he decides to share his honey with glee,
And all the animals, they gather around,
To share the sweet treat they have just found.

So, even though the fox is sly and quick,
He learns that kindness is the best trick,
And that by sharing and being kind,
You can make new friends of any kind.

Reflections

1. What kind of animal was the main character in the story, and what did he like to do?
2. How did the fox find the honey, and who did he meet on his journey?
3. What lesson did the fox learn about sharing and kindness?
4. Can you think of a time when you had to share something with someone else, and how did it make you feel?
5. If you were in the story, which animal do you think you would be, and why?