The Lion and The Mouse Storytelling in English
The Lion and The Mouse Storytelling in English
Story Told by LELB Society’s Students
Sasan
Once the king of forest was sleeping in the jungle,
a nutty mouse saw it and commenced playing on the lion’s body, running up to tail ad slipping down the tail.
Suddenly, the lion woke up and growled at the mouse which became scared seriously. The lion grabbed the mouse with its paws and was likely to swallow the mouse.
However, the mouse begged for the lion’s forgiveness on the grounds that “what goes around comes around”.
Ultimately, the lion let the mouse go. After a couple of days, the lion was trapped by some people
and the mouse was the only animal that helped the lion to escape from the trap by biting through the strings of the trap.
The Message of the Story
Hanieh
According in this story, we learn that we should accept the ability of any creature even if it’s little
One day the king of forest forgives the little mouse down to it’s fault , one day the lion falls into trap , the mouse can helps him and rips the rope and line becomes free.
The lion understands that every creature have special ability that one day can be a great help.
Instructions
Storytelling in English can give you this unique opportunity to practice summary writing and paraphrasing in English. You should watch the embedded video below as many times as you need and attempt to rephrase or interpret the plot of the story in the form of comments. Notice that storytelling is a group activity. In other words, the length of the video is divided into the number of the storytellers, and each storyteller is responsible for his/her own sequence.
The rest of story;
The lion grabbed the mouse with its paws and was likely to swallow the mouse. However, the mouse begged for the lion’s forgiveness on the grounds that “what goes around comes back around”. Ultimately, the lion let the mouse go. After a couple of days, the lion was trapped by some people and the mouse was the only animal that helped the lion to escape from the trap by biting through the strings of the trap.
Thank you for telling the story of the lion and the mouse in your own words or paraphrasing / restating the story as a comment.
According in this story, we learn that we should accept the ability of any creature even if it’s little
One day the king of forest forgives the little mouse down to it’s fault , one day the lion falls into trap , the mouse can helps him and rips the rope and line becomes free.
The line understands that every creature have especial ability that one day can be a great help.
It’s exciting to read the story of the lion and the mouse in a new version offered by you in the form of a comment.
Once the king of forest was sleeping in the jungle, a nutty mouse saw it and commenced playing on the lion’s body, running up to tail ad slipping down the tail. Suddenly, the lion woke up and growled at the mouse which became scared seriously.
You’ve done a great job!
A friend in need is a friend indeed!
That is an appropriate proverb that does fit here. However, according to the instructions above, in this activity, you’re expected to narrate the story, not the whole part, but some part of that. For example, you assume the responsibility to narrate the first minute of the video. This is an excellent activity to improve your listening and writing skills, summary writing, paraphrasing and the like.