What is the moral of the story of Chicken Little?

Answer by  Anonymous

The moral here is to approach the conclusions that you make logically, and not to panic. Have courage, even when the time is tough, you do not need to panic or worry. Believe in yourself, even when other people don't believe in you. you can do it! believe in yourself!

Answer by  keepsmiling (648)

Well depending on the version of the story Chicken Little focuses on a little chicken who overreacts and causes a big commotion over nothing. The moral of the basic story is to not overreact and don't believe everything you're told. The story revolves around mass hysteria as the chicken little continuously says, "The sky is falling!".

Answer by  Cyndael (338)

The moral of the story of Chicken Little is to not jump to conclusions and spread them like they are facts until you have all the information.

Answer by  Brian94588 (304)

The moral is to not panic. Chicken Little thought the sky was falling when an acorn fell on her head, and was terrified for no reason. If she'd been calmer and more rational she would not have been afraid.

Answer by  snappies (579)

The moral of chicken little is to always keep your head and don't panic and have courage. The world is full of people who become alarmed at every provication but it doesn't mean anything bad will happen.

Answer by  celliott6666 (1)

The sky only falls when our heads are in the clouds. Before we know it, something that we had not been paying attention to while in the clouds, might be the awakening we needed, only it is not always good, but might be too late!