JavaScript isn't enabled in your browser, so this file can't be opened. Enable and reload.

1 of 5

Im Sussy

Kenya

Nicole

Sebastian

Good evening, we are going to tell you about Sussy the turtle, we hope you like our story and that you leave a good message

2 of 5

Wow, everything went wrong! I'm Sussy, the Turtle, he constantly wailed.

And it's not for nothing: she was always late, she was the last to finish her homework, I had a lot of problems because of that.

That had to be changed! One day she got tired of her classmates in the forest criticizing her, for her little effort when she did her homework. Her task was to pile dry leaves that fell from the trees in autumn or to remove pebbles in

the path to the pond where they splashed the hot summer days.

Why worry about doing work that my colleagues later ended up doing? It was better to dedicate myself to play and rest.

3 of 5

It wasn't a great thought, said an ant. What she really counted was not that she did things fast; The important thing was to finish it by doing the best you could, because you will have the reward of having achieved it.

Not all jobs need fast workers. There are tasks that require time and effort. If you don't try

you will never know what you are capable of, and you will always have doubts about

if you ever have. Therefore, it is better to try and not succeed than not to try and

live with doubt. Constancy and perseverance are good allies to achieve what we propose

make; that's why I advise you to try it. You may even be surprised at what it is capable of.

4 of 5

Wow, the ant, it touched my fibers! This was what I needed: someone to help me understand the

value of effort; He promised him that he was going to be admitted. A few days passed and Sussy the turtle, she worked on her

her tasks. She was happy with herself because every day she got what little she set out to do

because she was aware that she had done everything possible to achieve it.

5 of 5

have found my happiness: what matters is not setting big and impossible goals, but

finish all the small tasks that contribute to achieving great ends.