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Announcement For All Fable Writers
Kids, as you read kids' fables, do you see that all of them are correctly written? Their authors use commas, spaces, and paragraphs.
You must use the return key to separate portions of your fable into logical sections. Those sections are called paragraphs.
It is important that you learn when to end a paragraph and start a new one. Ask your teachers to teach you this important skill.
Apparently many teachers did not learn this skill. Kids, you can learn and teach your teachers.
The proper use of paragraphs will make your fable more interesting and more easily understood by kids around the world. 

 

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An Important Note To Fable Writers
All submitted fables are reviewed the day they are received.  If your fable has not been published within two days of submission, it is likely that you failed to follow the guidelines for fable writers.  You may not be able to write perfectly, but you should at least attempt to learn to write well.
You may submit your corrected fable at any time.
Fables submitted will be reviewed for suitability of language and content.  If accepted for publication, fables and stories remain the property of the author and receive a by-line.
We sometimes receive fables that are incomplete, contain incorrect grammar and syntax errors, and make little sense.  Kids can learn and improve their writing by working with parents and teachers to bring their fables to high standards. Please click here for tips on writing a good fable.
Kids may submit rough drafts and our staff teachers will be happy to review them for publication.
By submitting your fable to KidsFables.com™ you agree to hold KidsFables.com™ and all those affiliated with KidsFables.com™ harmless.
 

What is a fable?

The American Heritage Dictionary defines "fable" as, "A usually short narrative making an edifying or cautionary point and often employing as characters animals that speak and act as human beings."  At KidsFables.com™ all types of allegorical and fictitious people and animals may be used to tell a fable.
If you write a fable, you may submit it to KidsFables.com™ to be considered for publication.  Please use style and characterizations that you understand.  If published, your fable will include your by-line with your first name, age, and home town.  Your fable will remain your property.
Kids are invited to submit fables for consideration.  KidsFables.com™ is where creative kids may have their fables published.
 
 
Tips For Fable Writers
Always insert a space between each sentence. If you forget or are lazy, people may not understand your fable.
If your fable is not published within two days, please review the guidelines for fable writers. Please check to be certain that you followed the guidelines. You may resubmit your corrected fable.

 

Rules To Learn Before Submitting Your Fable

Kids, please click here to learn the rules.

  
Hi Kids
If you want your fables published on KidsFables, please insert spaces between sentences, start sentences with capital letters, and divide your fable into paragraphs.
Submitting a string of words does NOT make you a fable writer. Please don't submit words strung together without trying to use correct upper/lower case and punctuation. Strings of words will not be published on KidsFables.
Writing a fable is meant to be a learning experience.
You may choose to use bad grammar on your mobile device, but your fables will not be published on KidsFables unless you use proper grammar and punctuation. Responsible teachers and parents will discourage poor writing.
 
Hello Teachers
Please limit the number of fables submitted by your class to ten. Responsible teachers run contests to select the best fables; others set up collaborative teams to write fables that are then submitted with each team member's name.
Writing fables as a classroom contest or classroom collaboration will teach cooperation & teamwork while keeping it fair for all kids everywhere. Only in this way may every child have an opportunity to get published on KidsFables.com.
Please be sure to check out the tips for writing a good fable that will likely get published. It is important to use paragraph breaks appropriately to make your fable understood by readers.
Teachers who work with students to ensure the development of a cooperative spirit can help their students carry this concept through their lives. Writing fables in small groups can be a part of these lessons.
Trying to publish more than their class' fair share is unfair to other classes and demonstrates poor judgment on the part of the teacher.

 

About Fables That Kids Write & Submit
All submitted fables are reviewed the day they are received.  If your fable has not been published within two days of submission, it is likely that you failed to follow the guidelines for fable writers.  You may not be able to write perfectly, but you should at least attempt to learn to write well.
You may submit your corrected fable at any time.
Fables submitted will be reviewed for suitability of language and content.  If accepted for publication, fables and stories remain the property of the author and receive a by-line.
We sometimes receive fables that are incomplete, contain incorrect grammar and syntax errors, and make little sense.  Kids can learn and improve their writing by working with parents and teachers to bring their fables to high standards. Please click here for tips on writing a good fable.
Kids may submit rough drafts and our staff teachers will be happy to review them for publication.
By submitting your fable to KidsFables.com™ you agree to hold KidsFables.com™ and all those affiliated with KidsFables.com™ harmless.

 

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Please use the page directory below to find more KidsFables.
Use the search below to find fables written by friends & fables with morals and subjects that interest you.
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