Description …In this third volume the focus shifts from the worlds of the fairy tale to those that teach us how to walk in peace and love throughout our lives. I love that it begins with: John Wesley’s Rule Do all the good you can, In all the ways you can, In all the places you can, At all the times you can, To all the people you can, As long as ever you can. I can’t think of anything else that speaks better to the heart of a child commencing third grade. And the entire volume moves forward from that jewel-like beginning. — Waldorf Books Progressively controlled and increasingly rich sight and phonetic vocabulary development from story to story and book to book. Progressively developing sentence structures from story to story. All stories are designed for forty-five minute periods, including instruction and discussion time. Contents John Wesley’s Rule Godric and the Hare The Ant and the Grasshopper Here We Come A-Haying The Turtle Who Talked too Much Saint Moling and the Fox The Boy and the Nuts Harvest Song The Fox and the Grapes A Lesson in Compassion The Wolf and the Watchdog The Miller Who Tried to Please Everybody The Boy Bishop The Gnat and the Lion Jack Frost Was in the Garden Bell the Cat The Three Dowerless Maidens The Frog in the Pail of Cream The Witch The Banyan Deer The Jackass in the Lion’s Skin The Three Schoolboys and the Salting Tub The Lion and the Mouse The Miser Two Little Kittens The Golden Cups The Chimp and the Dolphin The Dog and the Porcupine The Suspicious Disciple At the Lion’s Den Why the Dog and the Cat Are Enemies The Blind Men and the Elephant Everything the Lord Does Is for the Best The Proud Bull-Frog The Danger of Knowing How to Read Lucia and the Trolls
