This is a classic story from Aesop’s Fables. In this story, a boy meets a wolf. Let’s start the story.

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The Boy and the Wolf

A boy sits in a field. His sheep eat plants and grass in the field. The boy waits for the sheep. He wants to do something fun. The sheep are not fun. The boy has an idea. He says with a loud voice, “I see a wolf! Help!” The boy’s friends on the farm hear the boy shout. They run to help the boy. They say to the boy, “We will help you! Where is the wolf?” The boy says, “Oh, the wolf is not here anymore. The wolf is gone.” His friends go back to the farm. Then the boy shouts again, “I see a wolf! Help!” His friends hear the boy shout. They run to the field. They say, “We will help you! Where is the wolf?” The boy says, “The wolf is not here. The wolf is gone.” The friends go back to the farm again. Then it’s time for the sheep to go back to the farm. The boy says, “Sheep, come here! It’s time to go.” Then the boy sees something next to the sheep. It is a wolf. The boy jumps up. He shouts, “I see a wolf! Help!” The boy sees his friends. He shouts again, “A wolf! Hurry!” But his friends do not run. His friends walk and laugh together. They are too slow. The boy takes a stick from a tree. He runs to the field. He runs at the wolf. He makes a loud sound AHHH. The wolf runs away. The boy takes the sheep back to the farm. He sees his friends. He says, “You did not run to help me. Why?” The boy’s friends say, “Sorry! Do you want to have help or have fun?” The end.