Aesop’s Fables Read-Alouds

Join a read-aloud with interactive activities. Receive a free reading comprehension tool to take home at completion of the program.

• Animal Personification: Animals talk and act like humans, representing human virtues and flaws.

• Ancient Origins: While credited to Aesop (c. 620–564 BCE), many stories existed earlier in oral traditions, compiled and spread through centuries.

• Diverse Themes: Covers justice, fairness, hard work, foolishness, and the struggles between the strong and the weak.

• Moral Core: Each fable delivers a clear moral lesson (e.g., “Slow and steady wins the race”).