Who's the Smartest?

Three animals, a dog, a squirrel, and a fox, meet. They all have their own agenda. The dog wants to play with his squirrel friend. Squirrel has no time because he has to collect nuts for the winter. And fox is very hungry, he wants to fill his stomach and is after squirrel. Who gets what he wants? Or do they all win?You don't have to be the smartest to win.It is a story with a clue, in which the question of who is actually THE smartest can lead to an instructive conversation with children.Reading is fun, but also educational. Reading doesn't have to be a one-way street. A story can very well be the starting point for a good conversation or discussion. Learning something is good. Understanding something is even better.Story behind the story: "I myself have taught a lot to young people. I found the most valuable lessons in which I could let students think about situations for themselves. Not only do you learn metaphorically, you also create a situation where children come to understand a subject!"