The document contains several short stories told from an Indigenous perspective. The stories include:
- Eager Eagle helps Native Americans by working with a wolf to free them from slavery.
- Powerful Deer is curious about a man who has stolen the clouds and works to return them to the sky.
- Hopeful Eagle helps animals find the missing daughter of Grumpy Turtle, who was responsible for bringing cold weather.
- Smart Deer comes up with a plan to send loggers on a raft down the river to save her forest home.
- Freedom Goose tricks a god to free himself and the other imprisoned animals.
The stories share themes of animals helping each other
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A kind rabbit lived alone near a river, separated from others due to her rough, dirty fur caused by a disease. Though mocked by other rabbits, she helped a wounded wanderer by caring for him with traditional medicine. Grateful, the wanderer took her to a kingdom with a doctor who cured her disease, making her fur beautiful.
The story introduces a magic stone on a distant mountainous island that is watched over by the Sun, Moon, and Wind. One day, the Wind blows gently over the stone, shaping it into the form of a monkey. Over time, the stone monkey comes to life and lives among the other animals on the island.
The document provides descriptions of several paintings by artist Bev Doolittle that use camouflage techniques. The paintings depict Native American subjects and draw inspiration from Native American spirituality and relationships with nature. Specific paintings highlight warriors drawing strength from animal spirits, a medicine man calling buffalo, and a sentinel keeping watch with the spirit of a wolf.
This story describes how a wolf tricks and eats seven goat kids, leaving only the youngest alive. The mother goat finds the youngest kid and cuts open the sleeping wolf's stomach, rescuing the other six kids unharmed. She then has the kids fill the wolf's stomach with stones before sewing him up. When the wolf wakes thirsty and goes to drink, the heavy stones in his stomach cause him to fall into the well and drown.
This summarizes a collection of stories from the Panchatantra, an ancient Indian collection of fables written over 2,500 years ago. It provides brief summaries of 5 stories from the collection:
1) The Curious Monkey and the Wedge - A monkey gets trapped trying to remove a wedge from a log.
2) The Jackal Strategy - A jackal uses cunning to scare away other animals from an elephant carcass.
3) The Musical Donkey - A donkey ignores warnings and gets punished for singing in a garden he was stealing from.
4) The Bird With Two Heads - A two-headed bird argues with itself and they both perish.
5)
Rudyard Kipling was born in India and worked as a journalist there after moving to England as a child. The story is about a mongoose named Rikki-Tikki-Tavi who is adopted by a family in India and protects their home from two evil cobras, Nag and Nagaina. Rikki explores the garden and learns of the cobras' plan to take over the empty bungalow. He works to stop them and ultimately kills both snakes, bringing safety and happiness back to the family and other animals.
This document provides an introduction to Maxas, a young female wolf pup. She shows her speed and skill by catching a ball from the fastest pup, Beedo, during a game. Maxas is proud of her accomplishment and brings the ball to her father. Her father is also proud of her success and strength. Later, Maxas hunts a rabbit for breakfast on her own, reflecting that she feels different and isolated from the other pups as she is much faster and stronger than them. She has a nightmare about being chased by wolves but wakes up reassured it was only a dream.
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Do you know why sloths move so slowly? Or what their favourite food is? Learn all about the sloth in Mocomi TimePass Magazine Issue 69. Every issue has something fun for everyone. In each magazine you will find folktales, trivia, puzzles, health tips, jokes and much more!
A kind rabbit lived alone near a river, separated from others due to her rough, dirty fur caused by a disease. Though mocked by other rabbits, she helped a wounded wanderer by caring for him with traditional medicine. Grateful, the wanderer took her to a kingdom with a doctor who cured her disease, making her fur beautiful.
The story introduces a magic stone on a distant mountainous island that is watched over by the Sun, Moon, and Wind. One day, the Wind blows gently over the stone, shaping it into the form of a monkey. Over time, the stone monkey comes to life and lives among the other animals on the island.
The document provides descriptions of several paintings by artist Bev Doolittle that use camouflage techniques. The paintings depict Native American subjects and draw inspiration from Native American spirituality and relationships with nature. Specific paintings highlight warriors drawing strength from animal spirits, a medicine man calling buffalo, and a sentinel keeping watch with the spirit of a wolf.
This story describes how a wolf tricks and eats seven goat kids, leaving only the youngest alive. The mother goat finds the youngest kid and cuts open the sleeping wolf's stomach, rescuing the other six kids unharmed. She then has the kids fill the wolf's stomach with stones before sewing him up. When the wolf wakes thirsty and goes to drink, the heavy stones in his stomach cause him to fall into the well and drown.
This summarizes a collection of stories from the Panchatantra, an ancient Indian collection of fables written over 2,500 years ago. It provides brief summaries of 5 stories from the collection:
1) The Curious Monkey and the Wedge - A monkey gets trapped trying to remove a wedge from a log.
2) The Jackal Strategy - A jackal uses cunning to scare away other animals from an elephant carcass.
3) The Musical Donkey - A donkey ignores warnings and gets punished for singing in a garden he was stealing from.
4) The Bird With Two Heads - A two-headed bird argues with itself and they both perish.
5)
Rudyard Kipling was born in India and worked as a journalist there after moving to England as a child. The story is about a mongoose named Rikki-Tikki-Tavi who is adopted by a family in India and protects their home from two evil cobras, Nag and Nagaina. Rikki explores the garden and learns of the cobras' plan to take over the empty bungalow. He works to stop them and ultimately kills both snakes, bringing safety and happiness back to the family and other animals.
This document provides an introduction to Maxas, a young female wolf pup. She shows her speed and skill by catching a ball from the fastest pup, Beedo, during a game. Maxas is proud of her accomplishment and brings the ball to her father. Her father is also proud of her success and strength. Later, Maxas hunts a rabbit for breakfast on her own, reflecting that she feels different and isolated from the other pups as she is much faster and stronger than them. She has a nightmare about being chased by wolves but wakes up reassured it was only a dream.
The document contains multiple short stories written by students in class 3A. The stories attempt to explain how various animals obtained distinctive physical traits, such as how unicorns got their horns, bats learned to hang upside down, ladybugs got their spots, and more. Each story is only 1-2 paragraphs and uses a simple "once upon a time" narrative structure.
Rikki-tikki-tavi is a young mongoose who saves a family in India from two dangerous cobras, Nag and Nagaina. After Rikki defeats a smaller snake named Karait, Nag plans to kill the family so the snakes can have the garden. At the climax, Nagaina threatens the boy but Rikki races to help with her last egg. He then kills Nagaina in her hole. In the resolution, Rikki continues protecting the garden from snakes. The themes are about helping others, bravery, and kindness.
This document contains summaries of several Panchatantra stories. The first story is about a poor Brahmin named Haridatta who begins worshipping a cobra living in an anthill on his land. He offers it milk daily and is rewarded with gold coins. His greedy son tries to kill the cobra to take the gold but is killed by its venom. The second story is about a bird with two heads that finds a delicious fruit. When one head refuses to share, the other eats a poisonous fruit out of spite and they both die. The third story is about rats saving elephants by freeing them from hunter's nets, showing the value of helping friends in need. The last story is about a blue jackal
This summary provides a high-level overview of the document in 3 sentences:
The document is an excerpt from Rudyard Kipling's classic novel "The Jungle Book". It describes how Mowgli, a human child raised by wolves, is presented to the wolf pack at the monthly pack meeting. During the meeting, Shere Khan the tiger disputes the wolves' acceptance of Mowgli, but Mother Wolf defends Mowgli and he is allowed to stay with the pack.
This document provides an excerpt from Rudyard Kipling's classic story "The Jungle Book". It describes how a wolf pack discovers a naked human baby in the jungle and decides to adopt him into their family, despite the threats of Shere Khan the tiger who wants to kill the child. The wolves, led by Father Wolf and Mother Wolf, defend the baby from Shere Khan and say he will live and hunt with the wolf pack.
Rudyard Kipling was born in India and worked as a journalist there after moving to England as a child. The story is about a mongoose named Rikki-Tikki-Tavi who is adopted by a family in India and protects their home and garden from two evil cobras named Nag and Nagaina. Rikki ultimately kills both snakes to save the family and keep the other animals in the garden safe. The story explores interactions between Rikki and animals like Darzee the tailorbird and his relationship with Teddy's family.
This document provides a summary of the life and career of Magaagala, a famous hunter from Western Uganda in the early 20th century. The summary is as follows:
[1] Magaagala was born in 1907 in what is now Uganda. He showed courage and strength from a young age.
[2] As an adult, Magaagala became renowned for hunting dangerous animals that threatened local villages. His first kill was a hyena that was attacking a calf.
[3] Magaagala's hunting skills and bravery made him beloved by his community. However, after his dog was killed by baboons, he declared a one-man war on the baboons in
The document contains summaries of several Jataka tales, traditional Buddhist stories that are meant to teach moral lessons. The tales included are:
1) The Hare on the Moon, about a hare that sacrificed its body to feed a monk, after which its image was placed on the moon.
2) The Wise Lion, about a lion that investigates a rumor of the earth breaking up started by a hare and stops a mass panic.
3) The Elephant and the Forester, about a kind elephant that is exploited and killed by a greedy forester.
Danny, an elephant calf, was known for frequently lying which upset his parents and brother Andy. One day while drinking from a river, Danny slipped and fell in. He yelled for help but due to his history of lying, no one came to his aid except Andy. Andy saved Danny from drowning, and Danny promised to never lie again.
Two brave ants, Riandi and Anggara, plotted to overthrow the locusts who forced their ant colony to work and took their food. After the young king died of starvation, the ants were convinced to fight for their freedom. Riandi created weapons while Anggara devised a battle plan. They launched a surprise night attack that killed many locusts
Father Wolf wakes from his rest as evening falls and prepares to go hunting with his pack. However, their plans are interrupted by the arrival of Tabaqui the jackal, who warns them that Shere Khan the tiger has moved into their territory early and will frighten away their prey. This causes tension within the pack as Father Wolf must now provide for his growing cubs. While the wolves debate this news, they come upon a lost human cub named Mowgli and take him in, seeing it as an adventure unlike any other.
The fox tricks a turtle into escaping from its shell by suggesting it soften in the water, but the clever turtle swims away laughing at fooling the fox. A fisherman finds a fox pretending to be dead and takes it, but the fox empties the cart of eels and runs off with the catch. An owl questions a nightingale about only singing at night, and the nightingale explains it learned caution after being captured during the day. An Indian brave gets lost in a snowstorm but is guided to safety by a brown rabbit, so he uses magic to turn the rabbit's fur white as thanks for helping him survive.
Rudyard Kipling was a British author born in India in 1865. He is known for writing stories and poems about life in India, including his most famous work "The Jungle Book". The Jungle Book tells the story of Mowgli, a boy raised by wolves in the jungle, and his adventures with his animal friends like Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther. This document provides background on Kipling and an overview of the plot of The Jungle Book, and includes musical interpretations of some poems from the story performed by students.
This document contains 14 poems written by students in Ms. Polk's class. The poems cover a variety of topics from family and pets to sensory descriptions of places and sounds. They demonstrate different poetic forms including similes, metaphors, personification, rhyme, repetition, and onomatopoeia. Overall the poems provide insights into the students' lives, feelings, and creative writing abilities.
The story tells of a princess named Aurora who is cursed by an angry fairy at her christening. The fairy curses the princess to prick her finger on a spindle and fall into a deep sleep at the age of 16. When she turns 16, Aurora comes across a spinning wheel and pricks her finger, falling into a deep sleep. A prince eventually finds her and breaks the curse with true love's kiss, awakening Aurora and the entire kingdom. The moral is that what has been spoken cannot be taken back.
This document contains summaries of several fables in 3 sentences or less each. The stories include a puppy protecting mice from a fox, a monkey and parrot sharing a tree, friends forgetting a birthday gift, a cat and firefly helping each other, a bear tricking an ant about a rescue, and other tales about animals demonstrating honesty, kindness, responsibility, and other virtues. The summaries maintain a concise yet informative style to highlight the key events and lessons of each fable.
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The document provides guidance on writing personal narratives, including defining what a personal narrative is, discussing important elements like leads, conclusions, showing versus telling, and evaluating sample student writing pieces. It also reviews the writing process, from choosing a topic and drafting to revising and using a rubric to provide feedback.
This document summarizes the fairy tale "Snow White" in narrative form. It describes how Snow White's stepmother was jealous of her beauty and had her servant take Snow White into the forest to be killed. Snow White finds refuge living with seven dwarfs. The stepmother disguises herself and poisons Snow White with an apple. The prince awakens Snow White with "love's first kiss" and they live happily ever after.
This document discusses maintaining an open source project and provides statistics about the Nexcess_Turpentine project. It notes that open source projects allow code to be modified by anyone and provide access to source code and transparency. It then provides stats on forks, stars, releases, closed issues, and pull requests for Nexcess_Turpentine as well as the number of contributors. It explains that issues are used to report problems, improvements, or features while pull requests are used to propose and submit code changes.
The document contains multiple short stories written by students in class 3A. The stories attempt to explain how various animals obtained distinctive physical traits, such as how unicorns got their horns, bats learned to hang upside down, ladybugs got their spots, and more. Each story is only 1-2 paragraphs and uses a simple "once upon a time" narrative structure.
Rikki-tikki-tavi is a young mongoose who saves a family in India from two dangerous cobras, Nag and Nagaina. After Rikki defeats a smaller snake named Karait, Nag plans to kill the family so the snakes can have the garden. At the climax, Nagaina threatens the boy but Rikki races to help with her last egg. He then kills Nagaina in her hole. In the resolution, Rikki continues protecting the garden from snakes. The themes are about helping others, bravery, and kindness.
This document contains summaries of several Panchatantra stories. The first story is about a poor Brahmin named Haridatta who begins worshipping a cobra living in an anthill on his land. He offers it milk daily and is rewarded with gold coins. His greedy son tries to kill the cobra to take the gold but is killed by its venom. The second story is about a bird with two heads that finds a delicious fruit. When one head refuses to share, the other eats a poisonous fruit out of spite and they both die. The third story is about rats saving elephants by freeing them from hunter's nets, showing the value of helping friends in need. The last story is about a blue jackal
This summary provides a high-level overview of the document in 3 sentences:
The document is an excerpt from Rudyard Kipling's classic novel "The Jungle Book". It describes how Mowgli, a human child raised by wolves, is presented to the wolf pack at the monthly pack meeting. During the meeting, Shere Khan the tiger disputes the wolves' acceptance of Mowgli, but Mother Wolf defends Mowgli and he is allowed to stay with the pack.
This document provides an excerpt from Rudyard Kipling's classic story "The Jungle Book". It describes how a wolf pack discovers a naked human baby in the jungle and decides to adopt him into their family, despite the threats of Shere Khan the tiger who wants to kill the child. The wolves, led by Father Wolf and Mother Wolf, defend the baby from Shere Khan and say he will live and hunt with the wolf pack.
Rudyard Kipling was born in India and worked as a journalist there after moving to England as a child. The story is about a mongoose named Rikki-Tikki-Tavi who is adopted by a family in India and protects their home and garden from two evil cobras named Nag and Nagaina. Rikki ultimately kills both snakes to save the family and keep the other animals in the garden safe. The story explores interactions between Rikki and animals like Darzee the tailorbird and his relationship with Teddy's family.
This document provides a summary of the life and career of Magaagala, a famous hunter from Western Uganda in the early 20th century. The summary is as follows:
[1] Magaagala was born in 1907 in what is now Uganda. He showed courage and strength from a young age.
[2] As an adult, Magaagala became renowned for hunting dangerous animals that threatened local villages. His first kill was a hyena that was attacking a calf.
[3] Magaagala's hunting skills and bravery made him beloved by his community. However, after his dog was killed by baboons, he declared a one-man war on the baboons in
The document contains summaries of several Jataka tales, traditional Buddhist stories that are meant to teach moral lessons. The tales included are:
1) The Hare on the Moon, about a hare that sacrificed its body to feed a monk, after which its image was placed on the moon.
2) The Wise Lion, about a lion that investigates a rumor of the earth breaking up started by a hare and stops a mass panic.
3) The Elephant and the Forester, about a kind elephant that is exploited and killed by a greedy forester.
Danny, an elephant calf, was known for frequently lying which upset his parents and brother Andy. One day while drinking from a river, Danny slipped and fell in. He yelled for help but due to his history of lying, no one came to his aid except Andy. Andy saved Danny from drowning, and Danny promised to never lie again.
Two brave ants, Riandi and Anggara, plotted to overthrow the locusts who forced their ant colony to work and took their food. After the young king died of starvation, the ants were convinced to fight for their freedom. Riandi created weapons while Anggara devised a battle plan. They launched a surprise night attack that killed many locusts
Father Wolf wakes from his rest as evening falls and prepares to go hunting with his pack. However, their plans are interrupted by the arrival of Tabaqui the jackal, who warns them that Shere Khan the tiger has moved into their territory early and will frighten away their prey. This causes tension within the pack as Father Wolf must now provide for his growing cubs. While the wolves debate this news, they come upon a lost human cub named Mowgli and take him in, seeing it as an adventure unlike any other.
The fox tricks a turtle into escaping from its shell by suggesting it soften in the water, but the clever turtle swims away laughing at fooling the fox. A fisherman finds a fox pretending to be dead and takes it, but the fox empties the cart of eels and runs off with the catch. An owl questions a nightingale about only singing at night, and the nightingale explains it learned caution after being captured during the day. An Indian brave gets lost in a snowstorm but is guided to safety by a brown rabbit, so he uses magic to turn the rabbit's fur white as thanks for helping him survive.
Rudyard Kipling was a British author born in India in 1865. He is known for writing stories and poems about life in India, including his most famous work "The Jungle Book". The Jungle Book tells the story of Mowgli, a boy raised by wolves in the jungle, and his adventures with his animal friends like Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther. This document provides background on Kipling and an overview of the plot of The Jungle Book, and includes musical interpretations of some poems from the story performed by students.
This document contains 14 poems written by students in Ms. Polk's class. The poems cover a variety of topics from family and pets to sensory descriptions of places and sounds. They demonstrate different poetic forms including similes, metaphors, personification, rhyme, repetition, and onomatopoeia. Overall the poems provide insights into the students' lives, feelings, and creative writing abilities.
The story tells of a princess named Aurora who is cursed by an angry fairy at her christening. The fairy curses the princess to prick her finger on a spindle and fall into a deep sleep at the age of 16. When she turns 16, Aurora comes across a spinning wheel and pricks her finger, falling into a deep sleep. A prince eventually finds her and breaks the curse with true love's kiss, awakening Aurora and the entire kingdom. The moral is that what has been spoken cannot be taken back.
This document contains summaries of several fables in 3 sentences or less each. The stories include a puppy protecting mice from a fox, a monkey and parrot sharing a tree, friends forgetting a birthday gift, a cat and firefly helping each other, a bear tricking an ant about a rescue, and other tales about animals demonstrating honesty, kindness, responsibility, and other virtues. The summaries maintain a concise yet informative style to highlight the key events and lessons of each fable.
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Try something different this Sunday and make a healthy, cheesy, delicious macaroni and cheese! Find the recipe in Mocomi TimePass Magazine Issue 80. Every issue has something fun for everyone. In each magazine you will find folktales, trivia, puzzles, health tips, jokes and much more!
The document provides guidance on writing personal narratives, including defining what a personal narrative is, discussing important elements like leads, conclusions, showing versus telling, and evaluating sample student writing pieces. It also reviews the writing process, from choosing a topic and drafting to revising and using a rubric to provide feedback.
This document summarizes the fairy tale "Snow White" in narrative form. It describes how Snow White's stepmother was jealous of her beauty and had her servant take Snow White into the forest to be killed. Snow White finds refuge living with seven dwarfs. The stepmother disguises herself and poisons Snow White with an apple. The prince awakens Snow White with "love's first kiss" and they live happily ever after.
This document discusses maintaining an open source project and provides statistics about the Nexcess_Turpentine project. It notes that open source projects allow code to be modified by anyone and provide access to source code and transparency. It then provides stats on forks, stars, releases, closed issues, and pull requests for Nexcess_Turpentine as well as the number of contributors. It explains that issues are used to report problems, improvements, or features while pull requests are used to propose and submit code changes.
This thesis describes the implementation of a speech-driven automatic receptionist system for Voxway AB. The receptionist was programmed in VoiceXML and ColdFusion to answer calls for smaller Swedish companies, direct calls to employees based on speech input, and handle errors. A database and website were also developed to allow customization and view call statistics.
This short document promotes the creation of Haiku Deck presentations on SlideShare by stating it provides inspiration and allows users to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentations. It encourages the reader to create presentations on SlideShare using the Haiku Deck format by simply clicking the "GET STARTED" prompt.
Află cum poți folosi aplicația Odoo pentru a-ți motiva și evalua angajații. Află cum să creezi o provocare și să o atribui unui angajat sau unei echipe, iar apoi monitorizează progresul.
Amtrak provides mechanical maintenance services for passenger rail equipment. They maintain over 2,000 passenger cars and locomotives used by Amtrak and several state partners. Amtrak has major facilities in Delaware, Indiana, and other locations that can perform services like overhauls, wheel repairs, HVAC maintenance, and electronics testing. Amtrak prides itself on its use of condition-based maintenance to minimize equipment failures and maximize reliability.
A verse by verse commentary on Acts chapter 4 dealing with the arrest of Peter and John, and being taken for questioning. Peter was filled with the Holy Spirit and declared that it was the power of the name of Jesus that healed the beggar. They were warned not to speak in the name of Jesus, but they rejected this request and obeyed God instead.The Holy Spirit came upon them and the spoke with courage and great power. The believers began to share everything they had with one another.
Liza F. Hipolito is seeking a challenging position where she can utilize her 3+ years of experience in help desk, administration, and secretarial work. She has strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills. Her experience includes roles as a help desk officer, administrative assistant, and sales assistant. She is proficient in Microsoft Office applications and seeks to contribute value through excellent customer service, administrative support, and helping to resolve issues and improve operations.
This document summarizes a theatre presentation and musical performance that were part of a meeting focused on acting out democratic values in a united Europe. The theatre presentation included legends from Portugal, Angola, Brazil, and East Timor performed by students. The legends taught lessons of friendship and gratitude. The musical performance included traditional Portuguese folk songs as well as more modern songs promoting peace and togetherness. The document showed how sharing cultural traditions can build connections between communities.
The document is an animal ABC book that provides information about different animals starting with each letter of the alphabet. For each letter, it gives the name of an animal starting with that letter, along with its meaning, a sentence describing the animal, and sometimes additional facts. Some of the animals mentioned include ape, brown bear, camel, dog, elephant, fox, giraffe, hippo, iguana, jaguar, kangaroo, lamb, monkey, nymph, owl, polar bear, quarter horse, redstart, swan, tiger, upland plover, vulture, wolf, xerus, yak, and zebra.
This document provides information about fables and includes summaries of several fables:
1. A fable is a short story using animals, objects, or forces of nature as characters to convey a moral lesson. Most fables are attributed to Aesop, a Greek slave whose skill in crafting fables gained him freedom and status.
2. The fable of "The Fox and the Crow" tells of a fox who tricks a crow into dropping her cheese by flattering her singing. The moral is "Do not trust flatterers."
3. "The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse" contrasts the dangers of city life with the simplicity and security of country living. The country mouse prefers her
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The story is about an ugly duckling who is bullied by his siblings and others because he looks different. He faces rejection from animals and humans wherever he goes. By spring, he joins a flock of swans and is surprised when they accept him as one of their own. He then sees his reflection and realizes he has transformed into a beautiful swan himself, showing that appearances can be deceiving.
1. The story is about two close friends who were walking through a forest together and promised to stay together if they encountered any danger.
2. They saw a bear approaching and one friend climbed a tree while the other pretended to be dead on the ground. The bear left without harming the friend on the ground.
3. The moral is about the importance of trusting true friends and not believing false friends.
1. The document contains a narrative text about Princess Mandalika of Lombok kingdom. The king holds an arrow shooting competition for princes to win Mandalika's hand in marriage. When the competition results in the princes fighting, Mandalika decides to go to the south sea and drowns.
2. It also contains two other narrative stories - one about a kind man and woman who help an injured sparrow, and one about a lazy boy named Johnny who litters in a pond and has a nightmare about giant creatures punishing him.
3. The stories are followed by comprehension questions to test the reader's understanding of the narratives.
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This document contains summaries of several different types of narrative texts, including fables, legends, fairy tales, romances, folk tales, and myths. It summarizes the plots of "The Ugly Duckling", "The Dragon's Daughter" legend, the fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty", the romance stories of "Antony and Cleopatra" and "Romeo and Juliet", the folk tale "The Three Feather Story", and the Indonesian myth of "Nyi Roro Kidul".
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The story is about a clever jackal who lives in a cave. An old lion can no longer hunt fast enough to catch prey and is hungry. He sees the jackal's cave and waits inside, planning to ambush the jackal. However, when the jackal returns, he tricks the lion into thinking the cave is talking, causing the lion to leave empty-handed. The jackal then safely returns to his cave for the night.
The document is a story about a lonely porcupine named Landy. None of the other animals want to play with Landy because they are afraid of his sharp spikes. A turtle named Kuku befriends Landy and helps him realize his spikes are useful for protection. Kuku convinces Landy to attend a party where his spikes end up scaring away an evil wolf, saving all the other animals. From then on, Landy is no longer lonely as the other animals appreciate how his spikes protected them.
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Did you know that meerkats belong to the mongoose family and that they can whistle in six different ways to warn others of danger? Want to learn more cool facts about meerkats? Check out Mocomi TimePass Magazine Issue 67. Every issue has something fun for everyone. In each magazine you will find folktales, trivia, puzzles, health tips, jokes and much more!
The document defines a narrative text as an imaginative story meant to entertain people. It outlines the typical structure of a narrative text as having an orientation, complication, and resolution. It also discusses some common linguistic features of narrative texts, such as using past tense and adverbs of time.
The Monster's Journey
The monster lived alone in the jungle far from his family. He decided to build a boat and then a raft to sail the sea and find his family. During the journey, his raft was attacked by a sea monster but he escaped. He found his family on a nearby island, who named him Monster. Monster was overjoyed to be reunited with his parents and 12 brothers and one sister.
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This document is a story book that allows the reader to choose their own adventure by selecting different options presented on each page. The main summaries are:
1) The story of Kahukura, a Maori chief who has dreams of bringing fishing nets back to his tribe. The reader can choose whether he asks the sea fairies for help or tricks them.
2) The story of Ruru, a man who must catch food to keep his wife. The reader decides if he goes fishing or hunting. In each case, the reader then picks a happy or sad ending.
The document contains summaries of several stories and experiences:
The Legend of Toba Lake describes how a man broke his promise to his fish-wife, angering her and causing volcanic eruptions that formed Lake Toba.
The Monkey and the Crocodile tells the story of a monkey who tricks a hungry crocodile trying to eat it by claiming it left its heart on the riverbank.
A student describes her first experience backpacking alone, getting lost but eventually finding her destination with help from strangers.
A hungry gazelle wanders into a village looking for food and finds some at a rubbish heap, attracting the attention of some hostile hyenas. While being chased, the gazelle jumps into a pot of dye and is colored in vibrant hues. Though initially frightened by the gazelle's new appearance, the animals of the forest make him their king after he claims to have been sent by the gods. Eventually the gazelle's deception is discovered during a penguin attack, and in his failed attempt to flee the angry animals, he is torn to pieces.
This document provides an overview and analysis of dolphins. It discusses Aristotle's observations of dolphin vocalizations. Dolphin fossils dating back 45-50 million years are described, showing how early dolphins evolved from primitive mammals. Physical characteristics of modern bottlenose dolphins are provided, including their size, coloration, and well-developed senses of hearing, sight, touch, and limited sense of smell. Dolphin behaviors like eating, swimming speeds, and schooling are also summarized.
The animals in the jungle lived in fear of the cruel lion king who demanded one animal be sent to him each day as prey. A meeting was held where the little rabbits volunteered one of their own to go. The clever rabbit tricked the lion by luring him into jumping into a well, where he drowned, seeing his own reflection. With the lion gone, the animals were freed and lived happily in the jungle.
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The document is a short story about a field mouse named Field Mouse who goes looking for a friend. He meets Frog at a pond, who can croak loudly. Field Mouse hopes they can be friends even though he cannot croak or jump like Frog. One day, Field Mouse sees a shadow and warns Frog, saving her from a falcon. Frog thanks Field Mouse for saving her, and they become friends, listening to stories together at the pond.
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Newtown Totems Stories & Artwork
Kids Share Workshops, Inc. April-June 2015
Eager Eagle
Once there lived an Eager Eagle. He
was strong, a good leader, eager to
help others, really brave and powerful.
The people came to look for something
to catch and eat one day. The Eager
Eagle told the Native Americans about
the people who had visited. To the
Eager Eagles surprise he saw that the
people came back and were taking the
Native Americans to make them their
slaves. Someone had save them because they were his friends! So Eager Eagle and a
wolf decided to help. They were also good friends.
The Eager Eagle told the wolf he was going to fly into the sky to look for the Native
Americans so the wolf could free the Native American’s. It worked! The Eager Eagle asked
the other eagles and his friends the Native American’s to help him take the bad people to
an island were they could not return.
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Powerful Deer
Once upon a time there was a Powerful
Deer. She lived in the forest with flowers,
rocks and many paths. One day
Powerful Deer wondered why there were
no clouds anymore. She wondered, who
stole the clouds? The world seemed
lonely without clouds. One day a man
built a house where there were only fields
before. Powerful Deer felt sad when she
saw him move in with a lot of boxes. One
box said clouds. She was very curious.
The next day Powerful Deer asked if she
could have the box that said clouds. But
the man quickly said no!
Another day went by. The man decided he needed to make things right, so he asked
Powerful Deer and the other animals to help him return the clouds from the box. All the
animals and Powerful Deer knew they could live happily ever after because the sky would
be beautiful again. The world became more colorful with clouds in the sky. It was very
pretty.
Hopeful Eagle
One day Hopeful Eagle saw an old,
grouchy turtle. The Grumpy Turtle lived in
a swamp and the Hopeful Eagle lived in a
fern tree right below the swamp. It was
windy up there, and it was cold up and
down. The Grumpy Turtle was not of good
nature and brought coldness to the world.
Every day felt like winter. The animals
knew the Grumpy Turtle was the one who
brought coldness to the world but no one
knew why. The animals needed to get into
his dam.
One night the animals went around the fern tree to talk and decided to choose Hopeful
Eagle to find out why Grumpy Turtle had brought coldness to the world. When Grumpy
Turtle was sleeping Hopeful Eagle swooped in and discovered he had a little girl who was
missing. Where could she be? He thought about it and realized his daughter is the reason
he was so grumpy and cold. Hopeful Eagle raced out to tell the others. “We must find
Grumpy Turtles daughter who is missing!”
The animals looked high and low, far and wide, right and left but not down in the swamp.
Then Hopeful Eagle had an idea to ask Mr. Fish to look in the bottom of the swamp.
Finally Mr. Fish found Grumpy Turtles daughter at the bottom of the swamp. He said, “your
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father misses you terribly and has brought coldness to our land. Please go to your father.
He does not know where you are.” Grumpy Turtles daughter quickly swam up to find her
father who cried out, “You were here the whole time!” he started to cry in excitement. “My
daughter, they found you! I will now bring warmth to the world and happiness.”
Grumpy Turtle thanked the animals and Hopeful Eagle for finding his daughter. “I promise
we will have four seasons now and only cold in the winter.”
The End.
Smart Deer
Once upon a time there was a Smart
Deer. She lived in a beautiful evergreen
forest where she had many friendships
and felt peaceful. Until one day she heard
a loud crash and so did her friends. All the
animals looked to Smart Deer as their
leader. The animals asked her to please
go and see what the crash was. Smart
Deer agreed. She was sad because she
already knew what it was. The people
were starting to cut down the forest trees.
This frightened Smart Deer. She went
further to the mountain where she could
see big machines cutting and destroying
their habitat.
Afraid but brave, Smart Deer looked at the men and said, “Stop! You are destroying the
forest home.” One man said, “We will do whatever we want! But Smart Deer pleaded, “You
can’t. We will die.” The man said, “You can’t stop us!” Smart Deer ran into the forest to tell
her friends the terrible news. With a gloomy face she said, “We must move.” The animals
cried, “We can’t give up now! We need to make a plan.” The rabbit thought of an idea. “We
can jam the machines with twigs and hide the tools!” Smart Deer thought that was a good
idea. All the animals agreed.
That night the forest friends began to set up a plan. Carefully the animals placed twigs in
the machine wheels and hide all the tools in burrows, trees and caves. Smart Deer
realized this was not going to work because the men could bring new tools and fix the
machines. So she came up with a new idea. She said, “What if we send the men on a raft
made of twigs down the river back to the main land?”
The other animals agreed this idea would work. When the men were sleeping the animals
all helped and put them on the backs of Smart Deer’s friends. One by one the men were
placed on the raft while still sleeping. Smart Deer and her friends watched as the raft
drifted off into the night and back to the main land never to be seen again.
Peace returned to the evergreen forest and the animals lived happily ever after…or will
they?
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Goofy Goose
Once long ago there was a country called Canada were little critters lived. Once of those
critters was Goofy Goose. He lived in a forest with a lot of nice critter friends and even
some nice humans. Goofy Goose was best friends with Salmon Flippers. One day Goofy
Goose was walking down to the river to see his friend Salmon Flippers. However, when he
got to the pond he didn’t feel that welcome. Flippers was yelling at him, “Go, go while you
can!” Frantically Goofy Goose flew off to his favorite tree branch. The next day he went
back to the pond to see his friend Flipper. He asked him why he was so frantic. Flipper
replied, “There is a hunter in town coming to get my fish friends.” Goofy Goose gasped in
shock. “We have to do something!” He called to his friends in the forest to have a meeting.
A plan was decided to scare the man away while sleeping at night.
The next night they quietly went into the
man’s cabin and picked up his bed to carry
to the river where Salmon Flippers lived. All
of them stood and watched the man while
still sleeping on his bed float down the river
and over a waterfall Goofy Goose
sometimes is now called big, nice and
graceful.
Awesome Wolf
Once there wolf named Awesome Wolf. His fur
was what made him different. It was multi colored;
orange, red, green, blue, black, pink, and purple,
with black that was dark like the night sky, and
brown and orange feet.
His head looked like a stale potato, with teeth that gleamed and glistened so sharp.
Awesome Wolf’s teeth looked like French fries that could eat you!
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All the other wolves thought how weird, and would not talk to him. They were very MEAN.
Awesome Wolf did not know what to do. Would you?
Huggie Bear
Once there lived a bear, his name was Huggie
Bear. He got this name because he loved to give
hugs. He lives in the forest surrounded by trees
and lots of animals. His best, best friend is an
Eagle. His friends name is Eagle Eye. Eagle Eye
got his name because he is super sharp with his
eye. He can see from far, far away.
Huggie Bear loves to eat fish, especially salmon.
He often came to the river bank with his best
friend Eagle Eye to catch fish together. They catch
the salmon that are going up stream.
Bear often has problems with hunters who try to
harm him because they think that he would hurt
them. But little do they know Huggie Bear doesn’t
hurt people he loves to give hugs. Eagle Eyes often looks out for him, like helping and
warning him when hunters come. Because Eagle Eyes can see super far away.
They are best friends forever.
Brave Eagle
One day there was an eagle that lived in
the rainbow. He did not believe in himself
so he did not feel brave. Many of his
friends said believe in yourself and you
can do anything. But the eagle did not
listen to their words. He just did not know
how to believe in himself. He did love his
friends but not himself.
He sat in his nest in the rainbow and
sighed because he lived by himself.
Sometimes he was jealous of his friends,
which did not help him feel good about
himself, so he decided to talk to one of
the animals who was a therapist. The therapist was a nice wise old owl. The eagle said, “I
don’t know what believe means?” The wise old owl replied, “It means don’t give up.” “I now
understand what believe means!” The wise old owl said, “Now we will call you Brave
Eagle.”
With happiness he flew to his friend’s and said, “Now I know what believe means! My
name will be Brave Eagle!” And he lived happily ever after.
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The End.
Rare Raven
Raven Saves the Day
One Day in the forest there was a raven
named Rare Raven who was playing a
long and hard game of golf with his
friend Eager Eagle. While having a good
time together they suddenly noticed that
there was something wrong. There was
no more sunlight. They found
themselves in complete darkness during
the daytime.
Rare Raven and Eager Eagle had
known there was a Selfish King of the
forest who they had heard about. They knew he was planning on stealing the sun and
stars because he felt they were better than he was. That made the Selfish King very angry
because he wanted to be the best in the forest.
The next day he went to the Selfish King to talk to him. Something was different, he
seemed nice. But as Rare Raven began asking about the missing sun and stars and said,
“What happened to the sun and stars?” The Selfish Kings eyes began to narrow and he
shouted, “Why are you here!” “You have no right to come to me and ask such a question,
but if you want them I can get them to you on one condition, that you tell the others I found
them. Tell everyone that I am the one who saved the forest.”
The Rare Raven thought about the Selfish Kings proposal. He agreed to the terms. Rare
Raven said, “All I care about is that we get our sun and stars back, not how.” When Rare
Raven returned the sun and stars the others praised him and did not believe the Selfish
King’s story. Everyone in the forest voted to have Rare Raven as the king of the forest!
Once returned, the sun and stars turned the Selfish King into a salmon where he could
never take the sun and stars again. The End.
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Watchful Woodpecker
One day there was a woodpecker that
lived in a big hole inside a tree. There
were lots of other humming birds that lived
in the hole with him. They were all nice to
each other but for one bird who decided to
be a bully to Watchful Woodpecker. He did
not know what to do but he knew he could
not let Bully Humming Bird hurt his
feelings.
Suddenly the Bully Humming Bird
vanished! “Where did he go?” thought
Watchful Woodpecker. He had not noticed that the Bully Humming Bird was standing right
next to him! Just then the Bully Humming Bird said, “Have you noticed that you are the
only woodpecker living in this tree? That makes you a weirdo!” Watchful Woodpecker
tried not to look hurt. Instead he replied, “I don’t care I think I am unique and I like
watching over humming birds.” “Humph.” Said the Bully Humming Bird. “You are just
jealous that you are not a humming bird like the rest of us.”
After Bully Humming Bird flew away Watchful Woodpecker decided he needed to do
something. The next day he went up to the bully humming bird and said, “Hey I don’t care
if I’m different, different is good!” As he turned to walk away not expecting an answer you
will never guess what happened next, the Bully Humming Bird said, “I’m sorry, you are
right. I was mean because I was jealous that you were in charge of watching over all of my
friends.”
From that day on the Watchful Woodpecker named Bully Humming Bird Friendly Humming
bird and they became best friends.
Freedom Goose
Once upon a time, a very long time
ago there was a goose in a prison
with all of the other animals in the
world. The prison was in the desert
under the glowing desert sun. The
gooses name was Freedom Goose.
All of the animals made fun of his
name because they knew that there
would be no freedom. Many times
Freedom Goose would say, “How
do you know we will not be free?”
The other animals then told him that
many years ago all the animals
angered the God of Freedom and Sins. So the God trapped them and would not allow
them to fulfill their destiny.
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One night Freedom Goose found a way to fly out of the prison when the God of Freedom
and Sin was not paying attention. He tried very hard to free the other animals by tricking
the God of Freedom and Sin to believe he had let all the animals out. When the God of
Freedom and Sin realized Freedom Goose was trying to trick him, he became impressed
with Freedom Gooses bravery. To all the animals surprise the God of Freedom and Sin
announced that all the animals and Freedom Goose may leave the desert prison under the
glowing sun and return to their homes.
Harmony Salmon
Harmony is a salmon. His family, the Tuna’s
adopted him. They loved him very much.
Although, sometimes his brother showed
jealousy, greediness and selfishness towards
Harmony. One day while out swimming in the
ocean, Harmony’s brother found a beautiful
gem. His brother immediately went to capture
the gem to have it all to himself. Harmony
being very concerned that this was a bad idea
said, “Please brother, do not touch that gem. I
think it will bring bad fortune to all of us.” But
his brother ignored him and grabbed the
beautiful gem to have all to himself.
Suddenly the ocean churned, the waves grew, and the skies darkened bringing on a large
tsunami! This was very bad because all the water in the ocean came onto the land, leaving
no more water for the ocean creatures. Mother earth being compassionate saw Harmony’s
kindness in trying to keep the gem in place, she gifted her with air breathing powers and
legs to walk the earth.
Although Harmony looked different than the humans, they grew to love her.
Creative Snake
There once was a snake who had a brother
named Creative Snake. He liked to eat mice
with his brother but while out hunting they
always worried about Watchful Eagle, who
was often hunting them. This was a hard
life for snake and his brother. The problem
Creative Snake had was whenever he felt
creative, he also felt very hungry.
One day after being creative, he went out to
look for food. He did not notice Watchful
Eagle swooping down to grab him. Once in
the grip of the eagle, and feeling helpless he
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suddenly bite hard into the eagle’s leg. Feeling surprised and in pain, the eagle let go of
Creative Snake. He fell to the ground onto a soft place.
From that day on word got around about Creative Snakes bravery, and no one ever
bothered him again, not even Watchful Eagle.
The Adventures of Basketball Bear
There was a bear called Basketball
Bear. He lived in Canada in a cave
hidden deep in a forest. Basketball Bear
lived with other bears and a bunch of
other animals. Many of these animals
were birds, rabbits, squirrels and fish
who lived in the caves pond. The
winters were long and cold, this was a
good cave for all the animals to stay
safe and warm for the winter. But one
winter Basketball Bear did not wake up
in time for spring.
To Basketball Bears astonishment, he awoke in a zoo! Poor Basketball Bear had been
tranquilized by a human’s tranquilizer dart. Feeling terrible, he quickly began to think of an
escape plan. Finding himself not alone but in a cage with other bears, he told them, “We
need an escape plan!” Spending the whole night planning their escape, soon morning
came and it was time to put their plan in action.
It was almost 2:00am. All the bears charged at the gate but were not able to break it down.
So, they quickly came up with another plan. They tried to make a bear ladder, by lifting
one bear at a time on top of another. But they all fell down, over and over, until the last
time they decided to try, all of them made it over the gate! Quickly, they scampered away
from the zoo, but only to discover they were on an island.
Basketball Bear noticed a ship approaching the island with more animals. This was his
chance to get off the island with the others bears! Quickly they crawled onto the ship and
hide where no one notice. One bear saw the ships wheel and said, “How do we drive this
home?” Another saw a button that said Auto Piolet. He quickly pushed the button and
soon they were on their way back home.
All the bears lived happily ever after.
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Lovely Moose
Lovely Moose lived worrying
about humans hunting her. So
she had to hide in a cave. One
day Lovely Moose wandered out
of the cave exploring but
suddenly found her antlers
caught in a net and the hunters
charging at her! With all her might
she pushed as hard as she could
to get away from the hunters, and
did but lost her antlers. Finding
safety behind a large rock poor Lovely Moose discovered she had lost her antlers.
Sad and worried the other moose would make fun of her she started to cry. Once she
stopped crying she came up with a plan to quietly and quickly sneak back to get her
antlers. When she returned she searched and searched but could not find the antlers. Her
friends noticed Lovely Moose no longer had antlers and started to make fun or her by
laughing. A bunny saw Lovely Moose crying and asking her moose friends to stop teasing
her. Bunny decided to speak up to the other laughing moose’s. She said, “Stop laughing, it
is not nice to make fun of someone because they are different!” Realizing this, the other
moose’s stopped laughing, said they were sorry and decided Lovely Moose was really
cool because he was different. They all became friends forever.
The End.
Smiling Otter
There once lived an otter. She was
often more happy than sad, therefore
she was given the name of Smiling
Otter. She spent most of her time
looking for food and being with her
friends. But Smiling Otter had a
problem. She often found when looking
for clams they were disguised as cans.
This often startled her. Pollution where
Smiling Otter lived was a big problem.
But she always tried to see the bright
side.
One day while looking for healthy
clams she noticed a dark black cloud
riding on the ocean’s surface. As Smiling Otter picked up what she thought was a healthy
clam, she noticed it was another dirty can. Alarmed by the dark cloud on the ocean’s
surface and pollution, she suddenly dropped the can and began to swim away. But out of
nowhere a human grabbed Smiling Otter and took her to a strange place.
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After they washed her and dried her otter coat, they placed in her in a tank with three other
otters and lots of fresh clams. It was a weird place but she learned to like her new home,
and decided quickly while smiling that the aquarium was a happy place.
Kind Deer
There once was a deer who was very kind
and lived with a very kind herd. The herd
named her Kind Deer. They spent most of
their time eating grass and berries
together. Sometimes Kind Deer wandered
off on her own. She was never afraid of
wolves or humans. She just enjoyed the
forest and looking for berries on her own.
One day she wandered off and herd
something in the forest with her. She
stopped and looked around but did not see
anything. So, she kept foraging for berries.
A wolf was watching Kind Deer and he saw that she did not see him. He ran off to his pack
and said, “We getting dinner tonight!” All the wolves howled at the full moon that night and
made their plan to attack the herd of deer while they slept.
That night the Kind Deer’s herd peacefully rested in the mossy underground of the forest,
unaware that the pack of wolves were on their way. But Kind Deer felt something was not
right. She remembered the sound she had heard earlier while looking for berries. Kind
Deer could not fall asleep. She felt something bad was going to happen that night.
The wolves could be heard coming towards Kind Deer’s herd. She was so frightened, she
quickly raced around trying to wake up the others. One by one they jumped up and raced
off with Kind Deer. Grateful for staying awake Kind Deer thought, the wolves could not
catch us now. But one deer was not so lucky. The deer with antlers raced back to push the
wolf off the poor deer who was on his back. Many wolves went flying into the air, landing
on their backs. This startled the wolves so much they soon ran away, never, ever to be
seen again by the herd of kind deer’s.
But this story does not end here…one day the wolf who tried to harm the deer came back
to say he was sorry and wanted to be friends. Kind Deer said to the wolf, if you can be
kind, you may be our friend.
The herd of Kind Deer and the wolf lived happily ever after.
The End.
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Helpful Salmon
One day there was a salmon who
liked to help others. He was called
Helpful Salmon. He lived in a stream
of rushing water. Life in the stream
was very busy and not quiet. Often all
the salmon had to be careful and look
out for eagles.
When Helpful Salmon was trying to
help one of his friends up stream they
did not notice an eagle from the sky
soaring down quickly. All the other
salmons swam quickly away. But Helpful Salmon’s friend did not swim quickly enough and
got swooped up into the talons of the eagle and up to the stormy sky! Helpful Salmon was
so upset by this he thought of a plan to stop the eagles from harming his friends.
That night Helpful Salmon went down to the sand bed to fall asleep. The next day the
eagle returned to catch another salmon, this time it was Helpful Salmon’s brother. He
knew he had to think fast to stop the eagle. He gathered all the salmons to make a big
salmon and scare the eagle. Quickly they call came together creating a scary large
salmon.
Alarmed the eagle flew off quickly never to be seen again!
Graceful Goose
There was a goose who was very
graceful and lived by the river. His
friend the eagle called him Graceful
Goose. Graceful Goose had good
conversations with his friend the
eagle and often asked him what he
thought about the other animals who
lived by the river. One bear bothered
Graceful Goose because he would
eat all the fish and the fish were her
friends.
Graceful Goose asked the bear politely, “Can you please stop eating my friends the fish?”
The bear replied, “Why do you care? He said disrespectfully. “They are just fish and I need
to eat.” Graceful Goose said, “The fish are my friends and, I don’t want them getting hurt.”
The rude bear said, “It’s none of your business!” Very sad but with grace she said, “It is my
business because the fish are my friends and I am protecting them, I want them to live and
not be harmed.” But the bear would not change his mind. “Stay away, this is between the
fish, me and not you.” Said the rude bear.
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Graceful Goose realized she could not change the bears mind. She decided to live with
forgiveness in her heart and kindness for even the rude animals. Sometimes it is better to
forgive thought the Graceful Goose. But she still tried to save her friends the fish when she
could by leading them to safer waters.
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