The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

This fable's maxim is that looks can be misleading. I say this because the wolf made himself look like one of the sheep's and the sheep bought it! The sheep soon was eaten by the wolf. The wolfs look was misleading the sheep thought he was one of them but he wasn't and soon was dead.

The Four Oxen and the Lion

This fable's maxim is that you stand together but you fall together too. I say this because the oxen's stayed together and when the lion got them they fell together. They stood together and fell together.

The Fisher and The Little Fish

This fable's maxim is that a little thing is worth more than a great thing. I say this because when you have something that may be the littlest thing in the world it may have been the thing that is worth more in a life.

The Crow and The Pitcher

This fables maxim is when you do something little by little you get more. I say this because the crow put the pebbles little by little but he got that water and he got more. so I say when you do something little by little you get more.

The Fox and The Goat

This fable has maxim is to not trust a person in need. I say this because the fox was stuck so he told sheep to come just because he needed to come out. He trapped the sheep in his place so he can get out. This means to never trust someone that's in need because that person may just say something to get his/her own way.