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The Hamster And The Guinea Pig |
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Nate, 8, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: Don't be someone
you aren't. |
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fable is: The hamster was
good at running and the guinea pig was good at tackle football.
The guinea pig asked if the hamster
was good at tackle football. The hamster said
he was, but it turned out that he wasn't. They played football and the
hamster got hurt. |
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The Liar |
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Teresa, 7, California |
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moral of my fable is: Tell the truth
and never lie. |
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fable is: Once there was a
turtle, dolphin, & a
fish, One day turtle
asked her mom if turtle's friends,
dolphin and fish,
could come over the next day. Turtle's mom
said yes.
The next day
came and turtle called
dolphin and told her that she could
come over. Dolphin called
fish and said he could
also.
The day that
they came over turtle's mom got a new vase.
They had a pillow fight and guess what --
the vase was hit and broke!
Turtle's mom
heard a loud crash and asked what happened.
Turtle sadly said. "Oh,
nothing happened mom".
Turtle's mom
asked again and turtle said,
"I broke you're vase".
Turtle got in big trouble. |
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The Rabbit And The Bear |
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Olivia, 7, South
Carolina |
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moral of my fable is: Think before you
speak. |
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fable is: Once there was a
rabbit. He was gathering food for the winter. A bear came out of the
forest and asked," Can I have some of your food?"
The rabbit said, "You can have all of
my food".
So the bear
took the food and went back into the woods.
After a while the rabbit realized that
the bear had taken all of her food. She learned to think before she
spoke. |
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The Rabbit And The Chinchilla |
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Justine, 11,
Massachusetts |
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moral of my fable is: Don't try to be
something you aren't. |
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fable is: The rabbit was
good at hopping and the chinchilla was good at basketball.
The chinchilla asked if the rabbit was
good at tackle basketball. The rabbit said he was, but it turned out
that he wasn't.
They played basketball and the rabbit
lost. |
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The Mouse And The Cat |
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Natalie, 10, Doha,
Qatar |
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moral of my fable is: Do not trick your friends
for someone might trick you. |
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fable is: Once there was a
mouse and a cat who lived in a far village. They never tricked each
other.
One day the cat was
very hungry so she decided to attack the mouse. That same day she
invited her for dinner and said, "I'm inviting
you tomorrow for dinner my friend". The mouse replied,
"OK, I'll come".
The
next day came and the mouse went to the cat's house.
When she entered, the cat tried to
attack her but couldn't because she was smart and ran away as fast as
she could. The mouse said to herself, "I feel
sorry for being the cat's friend".
One day the cat felt lonely and went
to ask the mouse to play with her but the mouse refused.
And by the time her friend the dog was hungry,
they passed and attacked the cat but she ran away as fast as she
could.
From
that day on she never tricked her friends and
made a promise not to trick others anymore. |
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The Bunny And The Frog |
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Chris, 9, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: It's always a good
idea to treat others the way you would want to be treated. |
| My
fable is: Once there was a
bunny who had no friends, family, or money. There was also a frog who
had lots of stuff and friends.
One day the frog made a bet with the
bunny and said, "If I win you're mine and if you win I will give you all
my stuff". The bunny
said, "If I win you're mine and if you win I will give you all my stuff".
Bunny said, "Fine. A deal it is".
The day of the race the bunny noticed
something. So he asked frog, "What are you
doing for the race?" "It's a secret", said the
frog.
The race began and frog was in the
lead when the bunny copied the frog. Frog was jumping so bunny did it,
too. Then bunny won. But bunny was so nice that
he shared all the
stuff he won with frog. |
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The Two Horses And The Race |
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Melissa, 9, Texas |
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moral of my fable is: Some people are so
nice they are willing to give to those who do not have anything. |
| My
fable is: Once there was a
horse that worked hard. There was another
horse that worked poorly.
The town announced
that there was going to be a race.
The two horses were very excited. So
when the race began, the smart horse won and gave half of the money to
the poor, non-working
horse. The two horses became friends. |
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