I think the Moral of this story is To always be careful in what you are doing and don't follow somebody you dont know around or you will end up getting in trouble. For example, when the little lamb followed the wolf around withouot knowing it, she got eaten by the wolf.
The Four Oxens
The moral of the fable, The Crow and the Picher was to not fitght with your friends and get along eith them. Another lesson was to look out for each other and try to protect them. Also, Everybody should work togather. Thats a good way you can achive a goal. For example, The oxens always got away with getting eaten by the lion but after they started quarrelling, they seperated and that gave a lion an easier chance to get the oxens.
The Crow and Pitcher
The moral of this fable is to use commen sense in to solving things. You have to think first before you make any desicitions. For example, in this story, the crow was very thirsty, but he could get the water from the pitcher so the crow threw pebbles in it to risen the water a little bit so his beak could reach it.
The FIsher and Little fish
The Moral from the story The fisher and Little fish is be happy for what you have and don't be greedy. For example, if the fisherman got greedyand had let the fish back in the water, then he wouldn't have had anything to eat that night sice he had only caught one fish. There for, the moral of this story is not to get greedy.
The Fox and the Goat.
The moral of this story is to think before you make your actions. For example, if the Goat should of thought about jumping in the well when the fox told the goat to. The goat had to think about how he ould get out if he jumped in the well or if there really was a drought.