1. In "Don't Count Your Chickens": The characters learn the importance of being cautious and not assuming things will turn out exactly as planned. "Don't count your chickens before they hatch," the farmer said, reminding his son to not be overconfident about the outcome.
2. In "The Swallow and the Pumpkin Seed": The characters learn the value of perseverance and patience, as well as the idea that small actions can have big consequences. "Every little bit helps," the swallow said as he worked diligently to plant the pumpkin seed, demonstrating the power of persistence in achieving goals.
What are the life lessons the characters learn in each story? Use a quote from each story. don't count your chickens and the swallow and the pumpkin seed
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