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The Fox, The Snake, And The Tiger
Scott, 8, Singapore
The moral of my fable is:  Share your things.
My fable is:

In a forest, there lived three friends. The fox, the snake and the tiger. The fox's name was Jack, the snake's name was RTM and the tiger's name was Rick.

One day, Rick called to RTM and Jack: "Want to play with my Space balls collection?" The Space ball was a kind of ball that that was covered by stars and UFOs.

Rick had collected eleven Space balls. Jack and RTM had never played it before so they went to Rick's cave to play.

But when they were inside, Rick didn't share his Space balls so Jack and RTM said: "Then, we are not playing with you."

So Rick shared his Space balls because he didn't want to play alone.

The Zoo Monkey And The Circus Monkey
Scott, 8, Singapore
The moral of my fable isBe happy for what you have.
My fable is:

In the Explore Zoo there lived a monkey called Chip. His cousin, Richery was rich and lived in a circus beside a fast food restaurant.

Chip lived in a cage and all he had was a ball and a fake tree. While his cousin lived in a circus tent and had all he wanted, including TV, a lot of toys, and a swing set.

Chip wanted to live in a circus tent too.

Then one day, a fire struck the circus and the zoo. Chip's cage that was made of metal protected him from getting burnt. Richery's circus tent just burned away and he got burnt.

Then, the next day, Chip spotted a newspaper and began to read it. He read that his cousin's circus tent had burned away. Then, Chip thought that living in a zoo wasn't bad after all.

Little Red
Rhianna, 10, North Carolina
The moral of my fable is:  Face what you fear and tell people about God and Jesus.
My fable is:

Once upon a time there was a very sick woman named Betty. She had five kids named Douglas, Mike, Sharon, Angela and Lynn. Their dad was named Doyce.

Doyce and Betty had a grand daughter named Rhianna and they were all very nice and kind!

One day everyone was on vacation except for Betty and her Grand daughter Rhianna.

Betty, because she was very sick, asked Rhianna, her grand daughter, to "go get some milk to make a cake for everyone when they got back".

But when Rhianna went to go get milk a stranger tried to steal her money.

But she told him of the Ten Commandments and how wrong it was to steal and how it made God and his one and only son Jesus very upset. She told him where she went to church. The next day she told her grand mother about the man who tried to steal from her.

On a Sunday a week later she saw him at the Baptist church.

Rhianna felt very good about what she had done and had prayed about it.

Cheetah's Lie
Shelby, 10, South Carolina
The moral of my fable isLies can get bigger and bigger. Just don't start telling them.
My fable is:

Once there was a Cheetah and one day he forgot his math book at home.

When Mrs. Owl asked if all students had their books, Cheetah said "No." Mrs. Owl asked why. "Well, my sister ate all the paper out of it and my mother can't pay for another one." He lied.

"And why can't she pay for it son?", Mrs. Owl questioned.

"Well, our tree house was looking lame so she just bought new furniture last weekend.", he explained.

During recess Mrs. Owl called Cheetah's mother. At lunch time Cheetah's mother brought Cheetah's math book.

She was very disappointed in Cheetah. "I'm sorry I lied and I won't do it again", he apologized."

"That's fine", Mrs. Owl told him. Now he knows lies can get bigger and bigger so don't lie!

The Mustang and the Mule
Nicole, 10, South Carolina
The moral of my fable isJust because your bigger then something or someone, it doesn't mean you truly are.
My fable is:

One sunny day, a wild mustang named Kota was grazing with his heard in the Lands Of The Great, when he spotted a scrawny little mule in his territory.

Kota wanted him out immediately, so he thought to himself, "Hmmm. If I give the mule a challenge, well, obviously I will win with my strong body and fast legs. And when I win, he will have to get out of my territory."

So the mustang asked for a race with the mule.

The very next day the mule and mustang met in a forest packed with huge trees. In the blink of an eye, they were off!

But only a few minutes into the race, the mustang bumped into a tree and lost. The mule was zigzagging through those trees like they were nothing at all!

And the mule won. He and everybody else was very proud. No one thought of him as just a scrawny little fellow again.

The Diligent Groundhog And The Laxity Fox
Quadrick, 10, South Carolina
The moral of my fable is:  Never be laxity.
My fable is:

Once there was a fox named Tony and a groundhog named Berry. One morning in the forest Berry said, "You need to start building your home because winter is coming soon.

Tony was swimming. "There is no winter coming" said Tony. So Tony got out of the pond and told Berry, "If you dig my home I will let you stay with me so you will not be worn out in a day".

So Berry started to dig the hole. He started to take a break and saw Tony behind a bush talking to his friend. He said, "I got Berry the groundhog to build my home".

Berry was stunned. He had already built his home. He built the fox's home halfway.

One year later, snow started to fall. Later that day, snow was all over the ground.

While Berry was in his hole, fox was running to his hole. He jumped in and...... Bong!!!!! Tony hit his head on the frozen, hard ground.

Tony got out of the hole and went to Berry's hole and said, "Can I come in?" "No!! You should have been working on your own home."

Monkey and Baboon
Shyheime, 10, South Carolina
The moral of my fable isDon't fight.
My fable is:

Once there was a monkey named Jake and a baboon named Ricky. They were in the jungle. Jake, the monkey said, "Are you hungry?" Ricky, the baboon said, "Yes".

So Jake said, "Let's go look for some bananas". Then Ricky said okay and they started looking for some bananas.

When Jake spotted some bananas, Ricky spotted the same ones Jake saw. They both rushed down and got them. Ricky said, "These are mine". Jake said, "These are mine".

Then they argued and fought.

Ricky said, "I am going to find my own again".

After  little while Ricky found some on the other tree right next to Jake so Ricky ate them.

And they learned to get along and live happily ever after.

Don't Trust Strangers
Al, 10, South Carolina
The moral of my fable isTrusting strangers is a bad idea.
My fable is:

There were once three chipmunks walking along together. Their names were Alvin, Simon, and Theodore. Then there came along a coyote named Justice.

Justice jumped in front of them. He said, "Let's go to the park." Alvin said, "OK."

When Justice was behind them he got mean. He struck them and the three chipmunks ran.

Justice got tired.

Alvin, Simon, and Theodore pulled up their sleeves. Pow, crash, bam. Bark! Splash! into the water they pushed Justice. Justice said, "I'll be back." So they started laughing and walked away.

And they learned to never trust strangers.

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