Main character

The Tortoise – slow but steady, patient, and hardworking

The Hare – fast, confident, and overly proud

Story

One day, a tortoise and a hare decided to have a race. The hare ran very fast and quickly left the tortoise far behind. He was sure he would win, so he stopped by the road and took a nap.

Meanwhile, the tortoise kept moving forward slowly and steadily without stopping. When the hare woke up, the tortoise was already close to the finish line. The hare ran as fast as he could, but it was too late. In the end, the tortoise won the race.

This story teaches us that we shouldn’t be too proud, and we shouldn’t give up. If we keep trying, we can succeed.

• “T-Robot, move forward.”
  
  

• “T-Robot, turn right.”
  
  

• “T-Robot, repeat the step.”
  
  

Leo liked T-Robot, but even with its help, he still felt stuck.
He often whispered, “Maybe I’m just not good at learning…”

The Turning Point

The key moment happens when the hare decides to stop and take a nap because he thinks he will easily win. While he is sleeping, the tortoise continues moving forward, slowly but steadily. This moment changes the result of the race, because the hare’s overconfidence gives the tortoise the chance to catch up and eventually win. 

1. Move forward three steps.
   
   

2. Turn right.
   
   

3. Move forward two steps.
   
   

4. Avoid obstacle.
   
   

5. Repeat step one.
   
   

The Breakthrough

The breakthrough happens when the tortoise realizes that steady effort can beat natural speed. Even though he is much slower, he keeps going without stopping. As he moves closer to the finish line and notices the hare still asleep, he understands that his persistence is paying off. This moment shows him that determination—not speed—is the key to winning. 

We combined the lesson from “The Tortoise and the Hare” with our team’s story.

Leo has always lacked confidence in his learning, feeling that he’s slower or not as capable as others—just like the tortoise who worries about never being able to catch up.

But as the story teaches, true success isn’t about speed. It’s about moving forward steadily, one step at a time. Leo realizes he doesn’t need to rush like the hare or prove himself all at once. Instead, consistent effort can lead him to his own finish line.

In the end, Leo learns an important message: even small steps can lead to meaningful progress, as long as he keeps going. He starts to believe in himself and faces learning with more confidence