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Other contents:The Tortoise never for a moment stopped, but went on with a slow but steady pace straight to the end of the course. Main content: Reading comprehension. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) Grade/level: Primaria 4th grade.

He laughed so hard that he fell over.The noisy laughter of the Hare caught the attentionOf the other animals. “I am a very slow creature,” said the Tortoise, “but all the same, I would like to challenge you to a race.”“You? You challenge me to a race?” asked the Hare.“Why, Tortoise, I could have run a race in the time it took you to make that challenge! Ha, ha, ha!” And with that, the Hare was seized with laughter. Hare, perhaps you did,”Said the Tortoise, all the while slowly continuing along the path. Hare, this is true,” replied the Tortoise.“You know, Tortoise,” said the Hare mockingly,“I just saw a snail slithering along faster than you!”“Perhaps you did, Mr.

As it was time for the race to begin, the Hare was only just waking up. That night, the Tortoise went to bed early to rest for the big day, but the Hare stayed up late into the night, boasting far and wide of his upcoming victory.The next morning, the Tortoise arose early and slowly made his way to the starting line. “He is so slow, I’ll have time to spare.”The animals agreed on a course for the race and the Fox was chosen to act as the judge.

“Well, I suppose there is no harm in taking a little nap,” the Hare said to himself, and with that, he fell fast asleep.Meanwhile, the Tortoise had been making slow but steady progress. That ought to show him how foolish he is to race me!” The Hare stretched out on a comfortable hammock and enjoyed a few tasty carrots.After he’d eaten his fill, he felt sleepy. “I think I’ll take a little rest here until he comes along. “I am so far ahead of that Tortoise,” thought the Hare. When the dust settled, the Tortoise had only cleared the starting line.“Ha, ha,” laughed the Hare, “I’ll show that old Tortoise! He should have known better than to think that he would beat me.”Not long after the Hare was out of sight, he began to grow weary. “Get set!”“Whoa! Don’t start without me,” exclaimed the Hare as he dashed to his place at the starting line.“GO!” barked the Fox, and the Hare was off, leaving theTortoise behind in a cloud of dust.

“Keep up the good work!”“Thank you,” replied the Tortoise, as he slowly moved along, enjoying the sun and the warm breeze.While the foolish Hare slept, the Tortoise continued to make his way patiently along the trail. “It is a beautiful day, is it not?”“Yes it is,” chirped the Squirrel. After quite some time, he“Hello, friend Owl! Hello, friend Squirrel,” said the Tortoise quietly, so as not to wake the Hare.

Still the Hare dozed away.When the sun began to grow low in the sky, a cool breeze blew, chilling the Hare. He could see the finish line not far ahead of him. Hours passed as he crept past a brook, moseyed through a field, and walked along beside a pond.

“You are so slow and I am so fast!”“That is right, Mr. The Hare ran and ran.The Hare went as fast as he could, but it was of no use, for as he went over the last hill, he could see the Tortoise ahead of him, crossing the finish line ever so slowly.“I declare, the Tortoise has beaten the Hare!” barked the Fox.As the animals cheered and congratulated the Tortoise, the Hare came puffing, out of breath and dragging himself along along the trail.“How could you have beaten me?” said the Hare. The Hare scampered along, and tripped and fell many times as he scrambled to make up for the time that he had lost to his long nap. “The Tortoise passed here hours ago.”The Hare was surprised to hear that he had been asleep so long.“I’d better get moving!” he said, and darted off in a panic. “How long have I been sleeping? The race! I must get back to the race!”“You had better hurry if you want to win,” hooted the old Owl.

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