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Aesop’s Fables, Part 3

Six more fables for intermediate students (B1–B2). Each fable has a lesson with Philo, Sophia, Marcos and Demetria, practice exercises, and a gamebook in which you play the story yourself, and sometimes find a better ending than Aesop’s.

B1–B2 · 6 lessons and gamebooks · 📱 Phones · All language games

The Fox and the Stork

Grammar: Reflexive pronouns and each other

Soup on a flat plate, stew in a tall jar, and a lesson in manners.

Part 1B1Free

The Mice in Council

Grammar: Making suggestions

A brilliant idea: hang a bell on the Cat. But who is going to do it?

Part 2B1Premium

The Oak and the Reed

Grammar: Too, enough, so and such

A proud tree, a little reed, and the biggest storm in a hundred years.

Part 3B1+Premium

The Bundle of Sticks

Grammar: Quantifiers: all, both, each, every, none, either, neither

Three brothers who argue about everything, and a riddle from their father.

Part 4B1+Premium

The Frogs Who Wanted a King

Grammar: Used to, be used to, get used to

First a log, then a stork. Be careful what you wish for.

Part 5B2Premium

The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

Grammar: Phrasal verbs

A sheep too many in the fold, and a long grey tail.

Part 6B2Premium

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