Once a thirsty fox was wandering in the forest and came across a well. As he looked inside the well, he accidentally slipped and fell into the water. The well was deep, and he was unable to climb out. The fox tried hard to get out but all in vain.
A few moments later, a goat arrived at the well, also searching for water. When she saw the fox in the well, she asked him if the water was good. The fox, thinking only of himself, said that it was excellent and invited the goat to join him.
The goat, eager to quench her thirst, jumped into the well. But as soon as she drank the water, she realized that she was unable to get out. The fox then cleverly used the goat's horns as a stepping stool and escaped from the well, leaving the poor goat trapped inside.
And so, the goat was left to regret her foolishness while the sly fox went on his way, satisfied and full of water.
One sunny day, a fox walks in the forest. He is very thirsty. He finds a well. The fox looks inside. He wants water. But he slips and falls in. The well is deep. The sides are smooth. The fox cannot climb out.
Soon, a goat comes to the well. She is thirsty too. She sees the fox. She asks, "Is the water good?"
The fox sees a chance. He says, "Yes, the water is very good. Come in and drink."
The goat is happy. She jumps into the well. She drinks the water. Then, she sees the problem. She is trapped too.
The fox has an idea. He says, "Stand still. I will climb on your back. Then, I will climb on your head. I will help you out."
The goat agrees. The fox climbs on her back. He climbs on her head. He gets out of the well. But the fox does not help the goat. He walks away.
The goat is left alone. She is sad.
One sunny day, a thirsty fox was walking through the forest and found a well. He looked inside to see if there was water. But, he slipped and fell in. The well was deep with smooth sides, and he couldn’t climb out.
Soon after, a goat came to the well looking for water. She saw the fox inside and asked if the water was good. The fox saw a chance to escape and said the water was very good. He invited the goat to jump in.
The goat, eager to drink, jumped into the well. After she drank, she realized she was trapped too. The fox then had an idea. He told the goat to stand still so he could climb onto her back and then her head. He promised to help her out once he was free. The goat agreed. The fox climbed out using her horns. But, once out, the fox walked away, leaving the goat behind.
The goat was left alone and sad about her choice. The clever fox was no longer thirsty and went on his way.
Once upon a time, a fox was walking through the forest, talking to himself like he's the host of his own cooking show. "Today on ‘Foxy’s Forest Finds,’ we’re looking for water, folks. Step one: Find water. Step two: Drink water. Step three: Don't fall in the water!"
He spots a well and trots over. But instead of drinking, he slips! "Woah! Cannonball!" Splash! Now he's swimming in the well, but not by choice. "Ah, too much water! I didn’t want a bath!"
He tries to climb out but can’t. "Maybe I should’ve taken those rock-climbing classes instead of salsa dancing!"
Just then, a goat shows up, looking thirsty. The fox gets an idea, his eyes lighting up like a pinball machine. "Hey, Goat! Ever tried well-water smoothies? Delicious!"
The goat's ears perk up. "Smoothies? Tell me more!"
"The water down here is super tasty! Wanna join the pool party?"
"Pool party? I’m in!" The goat jumps in with a big, goofy splash. "Wheee!"
But after a gulp of water, the goat realizes, "Um, how do we get out of here?"
The fox grins, "Well, I was hoping you’d have an idea. But, no worries, I've got a back-up plan!" The fox springs off the goat's head, using it as a stepping stone to leap out of the well.
"Thanks, Goat! Your horns are really 'a-head' of the game!"
The goat looks up, "Hey! What about me?"
The fox calls back, "You should’ve waited for step four: Always have an exit strategy!" Then he saunters off, singing a little tune, "I’m so clever, I’m so sly, I’m the foxy kinda guy!"
And the goat? Well, let's just say he's still waiting for his exit strategy, but at least he got a free "well-water smoothie."
Thirsty Fox did roam the woods,
Seeking water, seeking goods.
Fate was cruel; he slipped, he fell,
Trapped inside a watery well.
Up and down, he tried to climb,
But luck was not his friend this time.
Soon appeared a Goat so fair,
Seeking water, fresh and clear.
"Is it good?" the Goat did ask,
Fox saw an opportunity, took on the task.
"Best you'll taste, jump right in!"
Goat took the plunge, a thirst to win.
But oh, how quickly did she find,
Leaving the well was quite a grind.
Sly Fox smiled, saw his chance,
Used her horns for his advance.
Up he climbed, and out he sped,
Leaving Goat with growing dread.
Fox was free, his thirst at bay,
While Goat was stuck to rue the day.
"Ah," thought Goat, "I've been a fool,
Trusted Fox, broke the rule."
Fox just grinned, "I'm smart, you see!"
And pranced away so happily.
The lesson learned, let's make it clear,
Don't trust all that you see or hear.
For sly and cunning often wear,
A friendly mask, so best beware!
Needing or wanting to drink water.
A deep hole to get water from the ground.
Very flat, without rough parts.
Go up something, like a tree or ladder.
A good time to do something.
Cannot get out or escape from somewhere.
A thought or plan in the mind.
Say yes to a plan or idea.
Do something to make things easier for someone.
Feeling unhappy or not good.
Needing to drink water very much.
Lost balance and fell accidentally.
A long distance down from the top.
Flat and even without any bumps.
To go up using hands and feet.
To get away from a place.
Very excited and wanting to do something.
Understood something suddenly or clearly.
Caught and unable to get out.
Very smart and able to solve problems.
Where is the fox walking?
What does the fox find in the forest?
Who comes to the well after the fox?
Why does the goat jump into the well?
What does the fox do after he climbs out of the well?
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