The Ant and the Grasshopper

by

Thomas

Thomas

The Ant and the Grasshopper

A story about Sharing

for your Preschooler.

It was summer in the meadow. The sun was shining, and flowers swayed in the breeze.

It was summer in the meadow. The sun was shining, and flowers swayed in the breeze.

A black ant lifts a tiny crumb above his head. In the background, the brook sparkles.

An ant marched back and forth, carrying food to her nest. “Winter is coming,” she said. “I must get ready!”

Grant playing a fiddle and singing

Nearby, a grasshopper played his fiddle and sang. “Why work so hard?” he laughed. “It’s a beautiful day!”

A green grasshopper and a black ant

The ant paused. “Winter will be cold and hungry,” she said. “You should store food too.”

Grant hops high, pointing to a clover patch. In the background, daisies sway.

But the grasshopper shook his head. “I’ll worry about winter later. I want to dance!”

A black ant holds a tiny crumb close to his chest. In the background, a gentle breeze rustles leaves.

All summer, the ant worked. She gathered grains, seeds, and leaves.

Grant smiles softly, holding a green leaf. In the background, a breeze carries floating musical notes.

All summer, the grasshopper played. He sang songs and leapt through the tall grass.

A chilly looking fall landscape with orange leaves.

Then the days grew shorter. The wind turned chilly. Leaves fell like orange rain.

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