You will choose one fable. Each fable has a moral. Your task is to read an Aesop's fable, understand its moral and adapt the fable to your life or experience. You will do it thinking in people you know, such as classmates, collegues, relatives and situations that represent our life and way of living in cities.

Then you will have to tell to your friends sitting around the bonfire on Saint John’s Night.

You will have to work in groups of four. Each one will have a different task:

Reader: You will be in charge of reading three fables to your group and agree which one has the best adaptable moral.

Writer: You will write all the ideas, characters, place and situation that the rest of the group suggests you. As well as writing the free modern version of your story.

Coordinator: You will be in charge of monitoring all the work, helping and giving ideas to the writer. If you need some help, do not hesitate to call your teacher.

Storyteller: You will be in charge of telling the story to the group. Remember that you will be in the place of Aesop. Drama performance will be wellcome!