Awards For Well-written Fables

	Award Winners
	More winners will be listed when there are more winners.
	Any student may win & be listed here. Be thoughtful about your experiences. Work slowly and carefully to write a fable that you would be proud to have kids everywhere read.

The best fables tell an interesting story with a meaningful moral.

2010

Caitlin, 8, Alberta, Canada for her fable entitled The Friendless Cat

Chloe, 10, Bedfordshire, England for her fable entitled The Penguin And The White Wolf

2009

Ivene Dhyl, 11, Philippines for her fable entitled The Encouragement

2008

Josephine, 11, South Carolina for her fable entitled The Two Dogs And One Cat

Kelly, 10, South Carolina for her fable entitled The Cat And The Donkey

2007

There was no winner this year.

2006

Michael, 10, New Jersey for his fable entitled The Cow And The Turkey

Daria, 12, Texas for her fable entitled The Rabbit And The Owl

Suzy, 13, Italy for her fable entitled The Caterpillar And The Fox

CJ, 8, Kansas for his fable entitled The Shark and the Piranha

2005

Faith, 9, in Ohio for her fable entitled The Selfish Tree.

2004

Courtney, 11, in Florida for her fable entitled The Squirrels And The Monkey.

Eddie, 10, in Indiana for his fable entitled City Trees Are Different.

Jennifer, 12, in Georgia for her fable entitled The Frog and Pig.

About Award Winning Fables

All fables submitted to KidsFables.com™ are considered for:
1.) Publication on the site;
2.) Selection as an award winner with a listing on this page.

The only award given to those who write great fables is the honor of being listed and linked on this page with other award winning fable writers.

There are no prizes given other than the fable's listing and link on this page.

Guidelines for submission:

--- Each classroom may submit up to six fables per semester.

--- If more than six students in a classroom want to submit fables, students may collaborate to write their fables. Up to six collaborative groups may each submit their best fables.

Can you write a fable good enough to be listed above as an award winning fable?

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