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Question
Write the hungry fox story on your own by looking at the pictures and using the clues given under each picture.
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Solution
There was a hungry fox in a forest. It searched for food everywhere and became very tired. It saw a grape plant and wanted to eat the fruits. But it was very high. So it jumped many times to pluck the fruits. It couldn’t reach and so it gave up trying to get the fruits. It said to himself, “I don’t want the fruit. It would be sour”.
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