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Don't Miss Out |
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Kennedy, 9, Ohio |
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moral of my fable is: Do not be a class
clown! |
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fable is: There once was a
girl name Kennedy. Kennedy was in the third grade. She was a class
clown. She played jokes on other students.
She mocked them and disrupted the class.
The teacher insisted that Kennedy do
her work. The teacher told the class to settle down because she had
special treat. Kennedy mocked the teacher
and she got caught. The teacher sent Kennedy to the principal's
office and when she returned everyone was gone !
The teacher had taken the whole class
on a field trip. Due to Kennedy's behavior,
she did not get to attend the field trip and she
had to spend the rest of the day in a
Kindergarten room. |
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The Crow And The Fox |
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Braxton, 11, Sri Lanka |
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moral of my fable is: Don't trust
just anyone. |
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fable is: One day a crow got
a piece of cheese and flew up to a tree. Then
a fox came along. The fox
said to the crow, "How
nice you look".
But actually
the crow was very ugly.
Then the fox said
to the crow, "I know you can sing well."
The trusting crow
then tried to
show off by singing. But when he opened his mouth to
sing the cheese fell.
Then the fox took the cheese and ran
away. |
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The Dog And The Wolf |
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Samantha, 8, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: Courage
is everything. |
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fable is: Once there was a
dog who was very unhappy with his king the wolf. The wolf was very
selfish.
So one day the dog went to the wolf's
castle and asked the wolf if he would like to see who would make a
better king. The wolf, knowing he would win, agreed to the challenge.
The next day everyone in the kingdom
came to see the challenge. The wolf won only one of the challenges
because he did not have courage like dog.
So, because of the dog's courage, he
became the new king. |
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The Fox And The Lion |
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Elijah, 9, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: Lying doesn't get
you anywhere. |
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fable is: One day a fox saw
a lion with meat. He was so hungry that he wanted some of
lion's meat.
So he made up a story. The fox said,
"You stole my meat!" The lion said, "No I didn't".
The fox got so angry he stormed away.
The lion thought to himself, "I would have shared with him if he had not
lied to me". |
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The Dog And The Duck |
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Zoe, 8, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: Those who share
feel better than selfish people. |
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fable is: One day Dog and
Duck were playing separately when Duck asked, "Can I play with you?".
Dog said, "No! I'd rather not share".
So the next day Dog came over and
played at Duck's house. When Dog asked if he could play what Duck was
playing, he said, "Yes!". Duck felt proud that
he had shared with Dog. |
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The Lion And The Frog |
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Alexa, 8, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: Do good things and
good things will happen to you. Do bad things and bad things will happen
to you. |
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fable is: One day a lion
gracefully skipped around the pond.
Suddenly he heard a sound.
It was a frog that jumped
out of the pond and soaked the lion. The frog ignored the lion and
turned and ran home.
The next day the frog went to catch
flies. He stepped in the grass and was caught in a cage. Soon the lion
came and he didn't notice the frog. That taught the frog a valuable
lesson. |
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The Friend's Surprise |
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Brea, 9, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: Being mean to
others is not the right thing to do. |
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fable is: One story day at
school there were three greedy friends: Cow, Pig, and Duck. One day a
new student came in. Her name was Horse.
Horse was kind and nice,
but she was also lonely. Some days later Horse
was trotting on the playground when she bumped into Cow, Pig, and Duck.
"Go away!" yelled Duck. He acted so greedy and mean!
Horse ran away as fast as she could
with tears racing down her face. Horse promised she would never go
near them again. But at lunch Cow, Duck, and
Pig were behind Horse in line. Horse, with all her courage, said hi to
them. A couple of minutes later they were
talking and became good friends.
Horse's persistence and kindness
changed Cow, Duck, and Pig into nicer animals. |
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