Warthog's Tail

FUN STORIES THAT TEACH LIFESKILLS

This story is for children aged 7-8 years (Grade 3). It is a book that teaches children to be brave even when they are scared.

In African plains, you often see warthogs. They stay in families or small groups and trot one behind the other in a straight line. They have long, thin tails with a black tuft of hair at the end. They hold their tails straight up behind them. The tufts act like tiny flags. They help a warthog family stay together. The black tuft also serves as a warning signal in case of danger. So what happens when Little Warthog cannot hold up its tail?