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The Hare And The Tortoise
Jack & Jonathan, 10 & 10, England
The moral of my fable isSlow and steady wins the race.
My fable is:

"I could beat you in a race any day", said the boastful Hare Delightedly. "I challenge you a race then", said the tiny tortoise.

"You, Me, Here tomorrow 1pm sharp be there", demanded the Hare happily.

"May the best man win", said the slow tortoise.

"It will be me", said the speedy hare. The next day, "Good luck", said the slow Tortoise.

"I don't need luck", said the boastful hare.

WOOSH the hare zoomed passed the tortoise.

"Wait for ME", shouted slow tortoise.

"Man, I am tired", said the speedy hare.

"ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ" snored the hare.

"Here's my chance", said the tortoise whilst he crept past the hare.

A few seconds later, "I've Won", shouted the tortoise.

The Dog And The Pond
Leoni, 10, England
The moral of my fable is:  Don't try swimming when you can't swim :)
My fable is:

One day Emily, the dog, asked her dad, Adam, if she could go out to watch the frogs in the pond.

He said, "Yes, of course you can".

So she went up to the pond and watched the frogs. She dropped her bone.

So she jumped into the pond to try and get her bone back.

And she almost drowned. And that was nearly the end of her, but her dad saved her... luckily.

Don't Go Near The candy Shop Or Else
Amy, 10, England
The moral of my fable is:  Listen to people even if it do not sound true.
My fable is:

On Sammy lane there was a candy shop. No one went near it. I said to my friend one day, they say if you go in and eat one sweet, you never come out.

Some say the lady poisons you, others say she gives you so many sweets and you just blow up.

But I say if you go in and you fall to the ground, she locks you in the seller.

My friend said that is not going to happen. I have got some money and I need to spend it on sweets for a sleepover, so come on.

No thanks I will stay here.

Fine, I will go by my self. The next day I went to my friend's house. When they opened the door they asked me if I had seen her because she did not come home last night.

The Hare And The Tortoise
Robert, 9, England
The moral of my fable is:  Slow and steady wins the race.
My fable is:

One bright sunny day while a Tortoise was plodding along he saw a Hare. The hare said I'm a better runner than you.

Well I challenge you to a race. Meet me at the start line tomorrow at ten o'clock sharp.

So the next day the Hare and the Tortoise were at the starting line ready to start.

BANG they were off in the shot of a gun. The Hare sped away in a flash. But soon he felt sleepy. Then he fell asleep.

Then the Tortoise came plodding along. And he tip-toed past the Hare ( tip toe tip toe tip toe).

Then the Hare awoke and saw the Tortoise reach the finish line.

Then the Hare came along and said slow and steady wins the race.

The Cheetah And The Snail
Joel, 10, England
The moral of my fable is:  Slow and steady always wins.
My fable is:

It was a warm, sunny day. The snail and the cheetah were on the different sides of the park. The cheetah came running over and boasted "I'm well faster than you".

"YES", replied the snail.

"I'll have you a race then tomorrow at 10 AM sharp. BE THERE!!!!". "See you tomorrow then", said the snail".

"May the best man win", carried on the snail.

"HA HA HA thank you I will win!" Cheetah replied.

The next day at 10am, "So your here then", said the cheetah.

"Well no, just because I'm slow doesn't mean I'm not going to be here!"

The Lion And The Worm
Chantelle and Dean, 10, England
The moral of my fable is:  Slow and steady wins the race; fast and boastful loses a race.
My fable is:

One hot, sunny day there was a lion racing round the street and a worm came out from the ground to see what the loud noise was.

He asked the lion what he was doing and he told him he was looking for someone to race with. The worm said I'll race with you tomorrow afternoon".

"Ah ha, you'll never beat me", called the lion. The next day was the race.

They both were warming up and the worm said to the lion, "Good luck", and the lion said back to the worm, "Good luck. You're going to need it". And the race began.

With one loud bang off they went. The lion ran and ran until he was out of breath. The worm was still going and suddenly came across the lion sleeping and so he ran until he couldn't ran a minute more.

But then he noticed that he was so close to the end and that the lion was coming quick, so he took a deep breath and ran really fast.

He came to the end and he was cheered by all his fans. The moral of this story is slow and steady wins the race.

The Tortoise And The Hare
Jodie, 9, England
The moral of my fable is:  Slow and steady is bound to win the race.
My fable is:

The tortoise was talking to everyone about how good he was at racing. The hare came passing by and heard he was boasting. The tortoise was always able to boast about something. So he thought he might as well hear what he had to say this time.

He went toward him and he heard everything about how good he was at racing. He wanted to see how fast he was so he asked for a challenge.

The tortoise started to be cocky. He accepted the challenge.

The next day he was all excited about beating the hare by a mile. Then the time came for the tortoise and the hare to race.

It was the biggest race in history. They all shouted at tortoise.

The hare did not feel very confident in himself. Then the whistle went off and they started to race.

The tortoise was winning by a mile so he started being cocky and he went for a little nap.

The tortoise let the hare go past him because he knew he was going to catch up.

But he did not know that the winning position was about a centimeter away. And then the hare had won.

The Puppy And His Bone
Tabby, 8, Michigan
The moral of my fable is:  Greedy makes a hungry puppy.
My fable is:

Once upon a time there was a puppy and a bone. The puppy loved his bone.

The puppy lived near a river. He took a walk to the river the puppy looked into the water and thought he saw another puppy with a juicy bone so he opened his mouth to bark and his bone fell in the water.

So if you have something and you want something that somebody else has do not be greedy.

The Broken Bone
Jeremy, 8, Michigan
The moral of my fable is:  It is better to be safe than sorry.
My fable is:

One cold Winters day, a pack of dogs went sledding in two feet of snow. The Mom's name was Ronna. The Dad's name was Steve. The oldest son's name was Cameron. And the youngest son's name was Jeremy.

One time Jeremy and Ronna went together. They went over a jump and landed in a hole.

When they got to the bottom Ronna had a broken vertebrate, but they didn't know it. So they went home but Ronna couldn't walk.

A couple of days later, they brought her to the Hospital. they found out she had broken a bone. They learned to remember to keep safety in their minds as they play.

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