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The Monkey And The Mouse
Aaron & Eoin, 10, Northern Ireland
The moral of my fable isFriends can always rely on each other.
My fable is:

One day a mouse was on his way home when a cat chased him up a tree in a forest. Then, out of nowhere, a monkey came swinging along and found mouse up a tree.

Monkey threw a banana and hit the cat on the head and made it run away. The mouse thanked the monkey then said, “Any time mouse, any time”.

It was soon time for monkey to go banana hunting with his son. After an hour or so monkey and his son ran into a group of hunters. The hunters started shooting at them when monkey said to his son, “Go and find mouse. He’ll… know… what to do!”.

So monkey’s son went to find mouse. He found mouse by the stream and said, “Mouse, mouse come quick. Come quick. Monkey is in trouble”.

Mouse followed monkey’s son to the shooting range and said, “I have to act fast”. So mouse ran up the hunter’s legs. They felt the horrible, rough hairs along their legs and they all ran away one by one.

After a while monkey said, “Thanks a lot mouse. You saved my life."

The Beaver And The Mouse
Sean, 8, Michigan
The moral of my fable isEven small creatures can do big things.
My fable is:

One day beaver was building his home and mouse ran by and said can I help. Beaver said, "No, you are too small. Now scurry off and do not come back."

Mouse ran away and saw another beaver having trouble building his home. Beaver said, "Can you help?." Mouse said, "Yes, I can spare a moment."

Just then the other beaver came by and said to himself, "I sure am disappointed in myself for not letting mouse help because I could have used it!."

The Frog And TheRabbit
Jack, 9, Michigan
The moral of my fable isNever underestimate what your opponent might do.
My fable is:

One sunny day a frog was bragging about how good he was at hopping. He hopped over plants, holes, and even different animals.

Then rabbit came. He asked if he could try. Frog said, "Sure, there's a contest tomorrow but you're wasting your time because you are not going to win against me."

The next day when rabbit came to the contest, the frog was already there. They got ready to jump across a pond. They heard "Go" and Rabbit hopped and he hopped and he got across first.

Frog fell in so Rabbit won! He heard all the animals cheering. He just smiled.

The Ant And The Bee
Isabella, 9, Michigan
The moral of my fable isPractice makes perfect.
My fable is:

One day at berryball practice, Bee walked over to Ant and said, "You can't score a goal! I always do it. I don't even need to practice. I am still going to win", Bee said.

The next day Bee showed up and said, "I am going to score."

The berryball coach blew the whistle. Ant grabbed the ball and scored! He scored again and again. "Well, I guess you learned your lesson, Bee... practice makes perfect!" said Ant.

The Giant And The Ant
Ahraf, 9, Michigan
The moral of my fable isThere are advantages in being any size.
My fable is:

One sunny afternoon, a giant, an ant, and a few other village people were playing a game of basketball.

Giant took the ball, leaped up high and did a slam dunk. Then, Giant passed the ball to Ant. But the ball was too heavy for him, so it broke one of his legs.

The next day, Ant's leg was fortunately healed. Also, Ant had changed and made himself giant... just like Giant. Ant was the one who always got to do slam dunks.

The game was finished and while Giant and Ant were walking and talking together, Giant fell into a hole in the ground and got stuck. All of the village people then said if only Ant was still small, he could dig underground and push Giant upwards for a boost.

At that point Ant realized he was perfect exactly the way he was so he turned himself back small, dug underground, and pushed Giant upwards for a boost. Giant was free!

"I guess you're more useful when you're tinier", said Giant to Ant. "I guess so", replied Ant. "I guess so."

The Little Girl And The Mom
Sophia, 9, Colorado
The moral of my fable isIf you're not truthful, no one will ever believe you.
My fable is:

One day a little girl got sent to her room because she was being mean to her brother.

The little girl wanted to get out of her room, so she screamed and said, "There is a spider in my room." Her mom mom ran up to the room and the girl said, "I have to leave because the spider will bite me."

But the mom did not see a spider and left. After 20 minutes the mom went up to the girl's room and said, "If you are not truthful no one will ever believe you."

The Mouse And The Beaver
Selean, 10, Toronto, Ontario
The moral of my fable is:  When someone asks for help, you should try.
My fable is:

One day a beaver was building his home. A mouse ran by and said, "Help."

A cat was about to catch the mouse. The beaver said, "Stop! This is a small mouse."

The cat was stopped by the beaver. Then the beaver told the mouse, "I will help you everyday." Then the mouse said. "Okay and thank you."

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