Fables — Page 163

The Bear And The Fox
Molly, 8, Pennsylvania, USA

The moral of my fable is:  Never steal or who knows what will happen.
My fable is:
Once there was a very colossal bear that made a delicious chocolate pie. While it was cooling off bear took a stroll.
Later the fox saw the bear leave. He scurried by bear’s house and smelled the wonderful aroma of the chocolate pie.
Fox crept into the bear’s house and ate the pie that bear had worked hard to prepare and bake.
When massive bear returned and saw fox, he gave him a forceful toss into a seemingly bottomless ocean where a starving shark ate the fox in one huge bite.
The next day bear made another chocolate pie and ate it. All the foxes who knew the fox who stole the bear’s pie, never stole anything ever again.


The Terrified Butterfly
Lilly, 8, Pennsylvania, USA

The moral of my fable is:  You shouldn’t brag about how brave you think you are.
My fable is:
Once there was a glittery butterfly who was flying and dancing high up in the sky. She was bragging about how brave she thought she wass, when she got very tired and very exhausted from flying.
She decided to come down to the ground so she could rest for about 30 minutes.
After she wasn’t tired anymore, she decided to go say “hi” or “hello” to her friendly friend, the fox. “EEEEK!” The butterfly was terrified because she got scared by her friendly friend the fox who sometimes scared people and animals by accident.
She ran out the door because she was very, very scared when her friend the friendly fox scared her!!
Why would the butterfly’s friendly friend the fox do something so mean such as scaring his very best friend?
We don’t know to this day!


The Fox, The Rhino, & The Hippo
Mimi A., 8, Pennsylvania, USA

The moral of my fable is:  Stealing makes people sad and mad.
My fable is:
The Fox, The Rhino, and The Hippo were best friends. On a summer sizzling Sunday they went to the market where they grow all sorts of good food.
Fox got so hungry that when Rhino and Hippo were not looking, he snatched some grapes and ran away! He said to himself, “He he he! They will never know I took the grapes!”
As he was running, the two best friends caught him running away with the grapes. It made them so sad to see their friend stealing that they told Manager Wolf.
Manager Wolf called 911 and said, “Fox has stolen the last of my grapes! I am so mad, please help me!!” The cops rushed over to the market where they met Manager Wolf and they caught Fox with the grapes.
They put hand cuffs on him and put him in the back of their car. Rhino and Hippo looked at Fox in the car with disgust.
When Fox came out of jail, they were never his friend again because Rhino and Hippo were ashamed of Fox’s behavior.


The Lion And The Cat
Nicole, 11, America

The moral of my fable is:  Don’t let your cats play with lions.
My fable is:
“Hello, Lion,” said Cat. “How are you this morning?”
“What’s it to you!” Lion growled. Lion was in a very bad mood because he woke up on the wrong side of the bed.
Cat said, “Well you don’t have to be snotty about it! Just because I’m better than you does not mean you have to be a brat about it!”
“Well, I could best you at anything! And that’s a fact Jack!” said Lion.
“Ya, right Corny de’ Lion! Give me any request you want and I shall fulfill it!”
“Well, I do have this bone in my throat that has been bugging me for ages! Will you get it out for me?” Lion spoke with a mysterious glint in his eyes.
“Sure!” Cat said without thinking even once. Cat then climbed into Lion’s throat and looked and looked but couldn’t find the bone.
Then, with one silent bite, Lion swallowed Jack the Cat whole!
Don’t let your cat play with a lion!


Three Worms
Andrew & Samantha, 9, Wisconsin

The moral of my fable is:  Don’t follow the crowd.
My fable is:
Bob and Jim were playing underground. (They are worms.)
“Tonight we are going to the surface. You should come with us,” Dan and Jim said to Bob.
“No!” Bob said. Dan and Jim said, “We will not be your friend if you don’t do it.”
“No,” Bob said.
They were arguing and Bob was following them. They lead him to the top of the ground. Dan and Jim got taken to be used as bait for fishing.


The Piranha And The Catfish
Colab, 8, America

The moral of my fable is:  Don’t trust strangers.
My fable is:
Once upon a time there was a piranha and a catfish. The piranha saw the catfish on Skype.
Piranha said, “Come to my house for lunch.” The catfish went over to his house. The piranha was sharpening his teeth.
“Hi my lunch,” the piranha said.
The catfish ran away and said, “I’m not your lunch!”
Then the Piranha went over and knocked on the door. Catfish trapped Piranha.


The Cat And The Dog
Chile, 9, USA

The moral of my fable is:  Don’t judge a book by its cover.
My fable is:
Once upon a time a dog was chasing a cat out of a yard into the woods. The cat got trapped, and the dog started judging the cat.
When the cat returned home, she sobbed. Then, after that, she made a plan to catch the dog and tell it how she feels.
After planning, she got a little mad.
The next day the cat caught the dog and told him how she felt.
“I will never again judge you,” the dog said. “Purrrfect,” said the cat.

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