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The Tulip Queen |
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Ella, 10,
California |
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moral of my fable is: Be yourself. |
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fable is: There once was a
tulip queen. She was a cruel ruler and never
did anything for the good of her kingdom.
One day a daisy princess came through
the kingdom. She was so kind and loving that the kingdom decided to make
her their new queen.
When the tulip queen learned of this
plan, she tried to seem sweeter, but she remained bitter.
Every time she lied, she became more
and more shriveled up until she finally died. |
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Bella The Koala & Lulu The
Kangaroo |
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Charlie, 7,
Australia |
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moral of my fable is: Hard work
helps us win. |
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fable is: On the first sunny
day of summer Lulu the grey and cute koala and Bella the jumpy and brown
kangaroo had a nice sip at the cool, blue river.
"Hey
Lulu. Do you want to go on a race?", asked
Bella.
"Okay",
said Lulu with a certain feeling she would lose.
So they ran the race and of course
fast Bella won and Lulu was right for once.
About an hour later Bella shouted at
the top of her voice, "Let’s see who can touch
the top of that tree first".
"Okay,
but only if you don’t cheat",
said Lulu. "I
promise", said
Bella.
Because Lulu was so determined,
she climbed to the top faster than Bella could run. Lulu was so happy
that she closed her eyes while she jumped down the tree saying
"Yippy!" |
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The Lion And The Deer |
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Omar, 10,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia |
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moral of my fable is: Thinking
clearly gets better results than acting
before thinking. |
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fable is: Once upon a time
there was a lion and a deer.
The lion was so aggressive and wanted
to kill the deer and eat it but, the deer used thinking while the lion
used action.
No matter how strong the lion's
actions were, the deer's thinking was
stronger.
Because of the traps the deer made
for the lion, the lion couldn't catch the
deer. |
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Wolves Not Sharing |
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Jake, 11,
Spokane, Washington |
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moral of my fable is: You should share
when you know that it will
be the kind thing to do. |
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fable is: One day a wolf
named Buster was
playing was with a wolf named Scruffy. They
were playing pass the ball.
Then came along
a bored lone wolf who wanted to play. The lone wolf asked,
"Can I play?". Scruffy
and Buster said,
"no", and the little wolf went off to cry.
Buster and Scruffy saw how sad the
lone wolf was and let him play.
Then they were all happy. |
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The Proud Peacock's Project |
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Molly, 13,
Maine, U.S.A. |
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moral of my fable is: Do not let pride
get in the way when help is needed. |
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fable is: One day in class,
the teacher assigned a project. She said that the students could either
work alone or in pairs.
The kind Kitten and smart Sloth
decided to work together on it. “I will do the essay",
said the Sloth, “and you can do the poster”.
The kitten agreed that this was a good idea, and they started working.
Meanwhile, the boastful and arrogant
Peacock decided to work alone. The Dog had offered to be his partner,
but the Peacock, being extremely conceited,
said, “You silly Dog. I am in no need of your help. I’m going to get an
‘A+’ all by myself”. But as soon as the
Peacock started working, he found that it was much too hard. He
considered going back to the Dog for assistance, but then remembered
that he was a proud Peacock, and that he did not need help from anyone.
When the project
came due one week later, the Sloth and
the Kitten sat happily at their desks, ready to pass in their finished
assignment. But the haughty and uppity Peacock hadn’t been able to
finish on his own, and had to pass in a crude product.
When the grades came back, the Sloth
and Kitten got an ‘A+’ (not surprisingly), while the Peacock got a ‘D-’.
The Peacock was outraged and upset,
and the Kitten (being good natured and
sympathetic) walked up to his desk and said, “Gee Peacock, I bet you
would have gotten an ‘A’ if you had worked with a partner". |
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Miss Fake |
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Bhavina, 12,
London, England |
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moral of my fable is: You should always
be yourself. |
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fable is: There once was a
baby Meer cat. It was her first day at school,
she was very nervous on how she would fit in.
Would she portray herself as a brave
cat or maybe a geeky one? She thought and
thought until finally the idea came to her.
When she was in the muga
(Meer cat ultra grand area)
she saw a group of Meer cats called the IT cats.
No one knew what the "it" was. So she walked
to them and acted all cool and tried to be like them. All she got was a
rejection; she was humiliated in front of everyone.
The following day she was herself a
funny little Meer cat. |
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The Badger And The Snake |
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Leticia, 9,
Huddleston |
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moral of my fable is: Those who pretend
to be what they are not always get found out. |
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fable is: One boring winter's
night there where two living, excited, and a
bit famous animals. They were looking quite
cold and hungry.
The
badger, who was not
very clever, decided to find food in midwinter's
night. The clever and intelligent snake was on top of a tree and saw the
badger. He asked the badger where he was going.
"Where are YOU going Mr.?",
he pronounced. "I am going to find
food!", answered the badger.
"What... are
you crazy?! You better go to the doctor.
You're going out of your mind".
"Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha",
giggled the snake. "Well, did you know
that I am the queen's best brother?",
the badger imaged out loud.
The snake nearly thought it was true,
but she was not that stupid.
Now it is spring.
The snake now was sure that it was not true.
She went up to the badger.
"It isn't true that your the queen's
brother!" she announced angrily.
"OK,
OK, it is not true what I told you.
I was only trying to be cool." |
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