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[[File:Little red Hen.jpg|250px|right|The Little Red Hen]]'''The Little Red Hen''' is a folk tale, probably [[Russia]]n, that has served historically as a parable about giving value for value received. For more than a century children would take that lesson to heart. But in modern times, children learn a far different lesson from a government that hands things out to people. Today the Little Red Hen story depicts a [[work ethic]] that seems to be disappearing from the Western world.
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[[File:Little red Hen.jpg|thumb|350px|right|The Little Red Hen]]'''The Little Red Hen''' is a folk tale, probably [[Russia]]n, that has served historically as a parable about giving value for value received. For more than a century children would take that lesson to heart. But in modern times, children learn a far different lesson from a government that hands things out to people. Today the Little Red Hen story depicts a [[work ethic]] that seems to be disappearing from the Western world.
  
 
[[Category: Literature]]
 
[[Category: Literature]]

Revision as of 11:51, February 6, 2014

The Little Red Hen

The Little Red Hen is a folk tale, probably Russian, that has served historically as a parable about giving value for value received. For more than a century children would take that lesson to heart. But in modern times, children learn a far different lesson from a government that hands things out to people. Today the Little Red Hen story depicts a work ethic that seems to be disappearing from the Western world.