| Yu-Gi-Oh
Versus Duel Masters |
| Jonathan, 9, Kansas |
| Moral:
Don't get angry over games. |
| My
fable: Once upon a time there were two boys who
thought that one game was better than the other. The things were Yu-Gi-Oh and Duel
Masters. One of the boys was six years old and liked Duel Masters. The other
boy was nine and liked Yu-Gi-Oh.
One day at school they met. The boys told each other
what they liked and had a competition. First they went to Wal-Mart and Yu-Gi-Oh won.
Next, they went to KB Toys. Yu-Gi-Oh won again. At Dollar Store and
WOW, Duel Masters won. At Target it was equal.
The six year old boy punched the nine year old boy in the
eye. The nine year old boy got a black eye and the six year old boy was grounded. |
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The
Shark and the Piranha |
| CJ, 8, Kansas |
| Moral:
Jealousy can make you mad. |
| My
fable: One day in the Atlantic ocean there was
a shark and a piranha. The shark was trying to eat the piranha. The piranha
was probably only 6 inches long and the shark was about 10 feet long.
But the shark couldn't catch the piranha because the piranha
was too fast for the shark.
So the shark kept going around in circles. He was
snapping so hard and fast he started losing teeth. |
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| The
Man and the Platypus Eggs |
| Fred, 9, Kansas |
| Moral:
What you can't have may hurt another. |
| My
fable: Once by an Australian stream lived a
platypus that laid golden eggs. Nearby lived a greedy man, who was so greedy, that
whenever he saw gold he just took it.
One day he went to the stream and captured the female
platypus. He saw that she laid golden eggs, so he waited for 25 golden eggs, then
cut her open because he was so greedy.
He found that she was empty and she had passed away. |
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| The
Bear and the Chicken |
| Philip, 8, Kansas |
| Moral:
Just because you can't get something, it doesn't mean it doesn't taste good. |
| My
fable: One day a hungry bear was walking by a
forest when he saw a chicken up in the tallest tree. He said to himself that he
should take the grain which the chicken had. He called up to the chicken and
said,"Can I have that grain? I'm very hungry."
"No!" said the chicken.
"But if you can get it you can have it," added the
chicken.
So the bear jumped all day and the next day too, until he was
finally out of energy. Then he said to himself that those grains were probably
rotten anyway. When the bear left the chicken came out and enjoyed his seeds. |
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| The
Tornado and The House |
| Phillip, 9, Kansas |
| Moral:
Many will say what is not theirs is bad. |
| My
fable: One day in the countryside of Brazil,
there was a house on a mountain. There was also a tornado named Billywind. On
that very day Billywind was going down the countryside when he saw the house on the
mountain. He wanted to destroy it!
Since a tornado's strongest part is at the bottom, it was
kind of difficult to destroy it. He tried everything he could think of to destroy
it.
He finally gave up and said, "That house wasn't worth
destroying. There are other houses that are a lot more fun to destroy." |
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| The
Humming Bird |
| Megan, 8, Kansas |
| Moral:
Even though you cannot have it, that does not mean it is bad. |
| My
fable: One day in the rainforest a humming bird
tried to eat a nut. He did not want nectar from flowers anymore. He was tired
of it. He wanted to eat some nuts for awhile to prove that he could eat nuts just
like the macaws.
Then when the humming bird tried it in front of the macaws he
poked and poked but the nut would not open. Nuts are bad he said. |
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| Listening
With Frog and Slug |
| Hunter, 8, Kansas |
| Moral:
Good listening wins the challenge. |
| My
fable: One day there was a creek in the
woods. Two animals were there talking. There was a slug and a frog.
The slug said to the frog, "I can hear better than
you." The frog said, "No you can't!"
"How about we have a challenge?" The slug
agreed to the challenge. "Okay!"
They figured out one day that they both hear the same because
a man walked by and told them so. |
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| The
Boy and the Chocolate Chicken |
| Elizabeth, 9, Kansas |
| Moral:
Don't kill what you have that gives what you like. |
| My
fable: Once in a chicken barn in Ridgeway,
Missouri there was a boy who was greedy when he saw the sight of candy. Whenever he
got any chocolate he would gobble it up until there wasn't a scrap left.
Then he spied a chicken who laid chocolate eggs. The
first day the boy noticed the chocolate eggs there were five. The second day there
were three eggs. Then, on the third day, there were fifteen eggs. By then the
boy was so greedy that the next day he killed the chicken thinking he would get every
single chocolate egg at once.
But all there was were chicken insides. He lost all his
taste for chocolate.
So I'm telling you, don't kill what you have that gives what
you like! |
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| The Grasshopper and The
Turtle |
| Megan, 7, Kansas |
| Moral: Never
underestimate your opponent. |
| My fable:
One day a grasshopper hopped by a backyard in Kansas. Also a butterfly
flew over the backyard. A turtle plodded into the backyard as well.
The grasshopper boasted he was the fastest in the backyard.
The butterfly said, "lets have a race." The grasshopper hopped very
fast.
He was almost done so he took a nap. The turtle plodded
past him as he was napping. The grasshopper woke up. The turtle crawled to the
finish line. |
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| His Wish |
| Alysyia T., 11,
Arizona |
| Moral: Be careful for what you wish for. |
| My fable:
Once there was a lion named Arthur who was very poor. He lived in a
small lion's village outside the big kingdom. All his neighboring lions were very
poor. He wished to become rich.
So he quit being a lumber worker. He went to the rich
lion's kingdom to find a new job. The rich lion liked him and hired him as a jeweler
in the kingdom. In one month he made $1,000,000.
Everyone in the village asks the rich people for money.
In three months he was poor because the poor village people asked him for money and he
gave it to them.
Now he was poorer than he was before. So Arthur quit
his job and went back to being a lumber worker. From that day on he never again
wished that he was rich. |
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| How
Sabrina Got Stitches |
| Alysyia T., 11, Arizona |
| Moral:
Don't brag. |
| My
fable: Once there was a bunny rabbit named
Sabrina. Everyone in her family had needed stitches. Sabrina was the only one
that didn't ever need stitches.
Sabrina would brag to every other bunny rabbit in the
neighboring fields. She bragged about not having stitches. Everyone she
bragged to said, "If you keep saying that, it will happen to you." Sabrina
never believed them.
One day when Sabrina came home she hit her head on a kitchen
cabinet in her bunny hutch. They rushed her to the hospital. Sabrina got 4
stitches.
From that day on she never bragged about anything. |
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| Cheerleaders
And Skater Chicks |
| Brittany Nicole, 14, Ohio |
| Moral:
It was good for all when the Skater Chicks helped the Cheerleaders become skaters. |
| My
fable: Once upon a time there were Cheerleaders
who wanted to try out for skating. So they asked the Skater Chicks for help.
The Skater Chicks said they would help them out only if they could become Cheerleaders next
year. So the Cheerleaders kept that in mind and told them, "Yes, you girls can
become Cheerleaders next year."
Then next year came around and the Skater
Chicks said,
"Well, how about us becoming Cheerleaders?" The Cheerleaders said,
"We told you that you girls could become one of us." And the
Skater Chicks
said, "Yes, you girls did." Do you remember what you girls said last
year? The Cheerleaders said, "Yes. We were playing. You girls can
become Cheerleaders."
Then they all became best friends and stayed at each others
house's... and that's the...
END. |
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| The
Cave Of The Scratcher |
| Kelsey, 10, Indiana |
| Moral: Trust others,
but be careful. |
| My fable:
There once was a Bunny who was very timid, but mostly sweet. Bunny is
as white as a cotton ball. Bunny has two long ears and a set of whiskers. She
has a tail that looks like a cotton ball. Squirrel is spoiled and very rebellious.
Squirrel's fur is as brown as a pile of mud. They both live in the forest.
Squirrel likes to trick people so he thinks that he can trick
Bunny into going into Lions cave. So he went to Bunnys tunnel and told
her a little secret. Squirrel told Bunny that everybody who is cool goes into
Lions cave and gets scratched on the arm by one of Lions claws.
Bunny thought to herself, "Hes cuckoo! Im
not going in there."
At first Bunny didnt believe Squirrel, but Bunny wanted
to be cool so she went in. She went in there and got all torn up by Lion.
The next day Bunny acted like nothing happened. But
before that she saw Squirrel trick Bird into going into Lions cave! Why would
he do that? Bunny was very disappointed. She couldnt believe what she
saw.
So Bunny decided to trick Squirrel and tell him that Lion
didnt live there anymore. Squirrel believed Bunny and went in and got all
scratched up.
After Squirrel came back out, Bunny asked him to not lie to
her ever again --- and he hasnt. Now they are best friends and Squirrel will
never lie to Bunny ever again. |
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| City Trees Are Different |
| Eddie, 10,
Indiana |
| Moral: Be careful what you wish for. |
| My fable:
Once there was a tree boa who lived in the rainforest. Because
its boring all he does is eat, sleep, play around, and he doesnt like his
room. Hes just not happy in the rainforest. He wants to live in the city
because its not boring --- its more exciting.
One day he hid on an airplane that was going to New York
City. When he got to the city he saw crowds of people. He tried to tell them
to move over so he could find a tree, but he couldnt find one. Finally he
found one. He went over to it and went up it and then he fell down.
A dog came around the corner and said, "Birdbrain, that
is not a tree. Thats a tree printed on paper!!" The dog was
laughing so hard he got hungry. The dog chased him through out the city. The tree
boa went into the building and the dog couldnt find him. That night he was
playing possum because he couldnt sleep and the city was noisy.
The next day the tree boa was spinning in the air like a
helicopter. He saw a kid holding onto him. The kid stopped and the tree boa
pushed away from him and the kid dropped him.
The tree boa went back to the plane so he could go home.
Finally, he got back home and he stayed there... Happily. |
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