The Boy Who Cried Wolf - Aseop's Fable for Kids

A shepherd boy repeatedly tricks villagers by falsely claiming a wolf is attacking his sheep. When a real wolf appears, the villagers ignore his cries for help, leading to the loss of his sheep. The boy learns that lying erodes trust, and even when truthful, a liar is not believed.

What did the shepherd boy do to entertain himself while watching the sheep?

How did the villagers react when they discovered the boy had lied about the wolf?

What happened when the boy finally saw a real wolf?

Why did the villagers not believe the boy when he cried for help the last time?

What lesson did the villagers teach the boy after he lost his sheep?