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The Rushed Deer
Mitchell, 12, Ontario, Canada
The moral of my fable is:  Always look both ways before you cross.

My fable is:

One day a deer was getting food for his family. He noticed that it was getting very late and remembered that his family had nothing to eat all day!

So he started to run home very fast not stopping at all.

He came across a busy road and, thinking no one was coming, he ran straight through.

Slam! He got hit by a Ford and died.

The Wolf
Quentin, 10, The United States
The moral of my fable isSometimes change is a good thing.

My fable is:

Once upon a time there were three wolves. There was mom wolf, a dad wolf, and a baby wolf. They lived in the woods.

The baby wolf had a problem. The baby did not like the way his parents yelled at him. He said that he hated his parents. So he ran away.

He left at night when they were sleeping. When the baby wolf's mom and dad discovered that he was gone they looked for him.

When they found him they had a talk with him. They explained that they yell at him sometimes when he is bad. The baby wolf really did care what his mom and dad said to him so he learned a new skill. He became very good at playing games.

Sometimes change is a good thing. If the baby wolf did not do bad things before, then he would not have ran away and learned his lesson.

 
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The Lion and the Monkey
BMA, 10, Newfoundland, Canada
The moral of my fable isBe careful what you wish for.

My fable is:

One sunny day the lion and the monkey were playing hide-and-go-seek.

The game became boring because the lion, who is the King of the Jungle, continuously won the game.

The monkey was furious with the lion and he wished he could be invisible. The monkey got his wish and was never seen again. So always be careful what you wish for.

The Penguin And The White Wolf
Chloe, 10, Bedfordshire, England
The moral of my fable isThink before you speak.

My fable is:

Once, a penguin in the north pole went to see his friend, the white wolf. He wanted to show the wolf his lovely, just-waxed, new flippers.

He called for his friend, and, eventually found him. "Hi, Wolfy!" said the penguin. "Look at my new polished flippers!" "Cool," said the wolf.

"You know", said the penguin, "you should go to the salon to get your hair done". "Are you saying my hair look's messy?" growled the wolf. "And your claws. They look, you know, a bit, long".

"That's really mean. You are really saying that I look ugly, aren't you?", growled the wolf. "Now leave me be!"

"And who's the one that's gonna make me?!", said the penguin, fiercely. And with that the penguin aimed his flipper at the the wolf's skinny legs, and whacked the wolf.

"You tried to hit me?" said the wolf, angrily. "Well it wasn't the wind", said the penguin, laughing. And with that the wolf gobbled up the penguin in one whole bite.

"There's my supper for the evening," grinned the wolf.

The Poor kid And Karter
Aaron, 10, Coventry, England
The moral of my fable is:  Never harm others for they may harm you.

My fable is:

One day a poor kid was sad because every single day he got bullied by Karter. So he thought what shall I do.

Then he had a brain storm. He asked Mr. Pluker, the head teacher, to help him.

Mr. Pluker heard all about the bullying so Karter got punished by having no play and lunch times.

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