Bring your notes tomortow. 19. Did you know that storytellers did not write down their stories during Aesop's time? 20. For homework, read one of Aesop's Fables. 21. Anything can happen in a fable! 22. Can a goose really lay a golden egg? 23. Are you familiar with the interesting characters in these fables? 24. Each of Aesop's tales ends with a moral—a rule to live For 25-27, replace each blank with the correct vocabulary word (adapt, adept, or adopt). 25. Will you 26. I wish that I were more Aesop's moral to "be yourself"? at remembering words of wisdom. 27. I am trying to my lifestyle to "slow and steady wins the race." 28. Unscramble these words to make a declarative sentence: Fables readers still Aesop's enjoy 29. Unscramble these words to make an exclamatory sentence: huge that look at bullfrog 30. Unscramble these words to make an interrogative sentence: you "The Crow and the Pitcher" read have

Those three words can sometimes be a bit tricky because they look and sound similar! To help us figure out which one fits best in each sentence, perhaps we could start by thinking about what each word means on its own. What comes to mind when you hear the word "adapt"?