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Mr. Fox sees Miss Crow fly away with a piece of cheese. He decides he wants the cheese for himself. When Miss Crow lands in a tree, Mr. Fox flatters her by saying how beautiful she looks. Pleased with the compliments, Miss Crow opens her beak to sing, causing the cheese to fall out. Mr. Fox catches the cheese and warns Miss Crow to never trust a flatterer.
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*Children's Art From the "Land of the Firebird"*
This collection of artworks by Russian children, ages 5-15, was inspired by their national fairy tales and folk tales. The forest animals and 'tricksters' that live across the pages of their folk tales add vitality, inventiveness and humor to their art. The ubiquitous "Clever Fox" in Russian tales is a stand-in for "Br'er Fox" in American stories like "Tales of Uncle Remus". The stories and legends carry children off to a magic world with real life situations that usually turn out well: evil is punished and good deeds are rewarded. The folk tales and legends of all cultures are bound together by common threads of morality and values that are passed through the generations to children all over the world.
These artworks have been exhibited in over 50 locations in New York and beyond - public libraries, schools, children's hospitals, city halls and art museums. Over 300 artworks in the collection were sold at silent auctions, beginning in 1993, and proceeds were returned to their schools in Russia. American children also have sent artworks to Russia since mid-1900s. A large collection of these works is stored in Moscow.
AFABLES.PDF
A wolf sees a lamb drinking from a stream and decides it wants the lamb for its supper. The wolf tries to come up with excuses to seize the lamb, first accusing it of muddying the water, but the lamb explains that is not possible as the water flows downhill. The wolf then accuses the lamb of insulting it the previous year, but the lamb points out that it is only six months old. Despite the lamb's reasonable responses, the wolf attacks it anyway, showing that tyrants will use any excuse to justify their actions. The moral is that any excuse will serve a tyrant.
Pueblo indian folktales
1) A mother fox tries multiple times to carry water in her mouth from a water hole back to her thirsty kits, but a turtle dove tricks her into laughing and spilling the water each time.
2) When the fox finally reaches her kits, they have died of thirst. She wanders alone for days before calling out to find a new mate.
3) The fox mates with a male fox, but he ignores her warning and is trapped when going after bait left in a trap, hanging from a tree. The she-fox is left alone again.
Aesop
1. The cock finds a pearl but considers it worthless compared to a single barleycorn. Precious things are only valuable to those who can appreciate them.
2. A wolf falsely accuses a lamb of disturbing its water and then eats the lamb when it provides reasons why the accusations could not be true. Any excuse will serve a tyrant.
3. A dog sees its reflection in the water while carrying food and tries to take the other dog's food, causing it to drop its own food in the process. One can lose what they have by grasping at what they see.
Topic-1-StoryTelling (Level 1)
This document provides a summary of Lecture 1 from the English Story-telling Level 1 course on Aesop's fables. It introduces Aesop and his fables, then summarizes the stories of "The Fox and the Crow" and "The Goose with the Golden Egg." In "The Fox and the Crow," a fox tricks a crow into dropping its cheese by flattering it. In "The Goose with the Golden Egg," a couple kills their goose thinking it contains gold eggs inside, but find nothing. The lecture concludes by asking the student to narrate their own story and announcing another fable will be discussed tomorrow.
Aesop's fables
The document contains 3 short stories from Aesop's Fables - The Cock and the Pearl, which tells the story of a cock finding a pearl but preferring a barleycorn instead. The second story is The Wolf and the Lamb, where a wolf falsely accuses a lamb to eat it. The third story is The Dog and the Shadow, where a dog drops its meat trying to eat its reflection in the water.
Oz 12 -the_tin_woodman_of_oz
The Tin Woodman tells his life story to Woot the Wanderer. He was originally a woodcutter named Nick Chopper who fell in love with a girl named Nimmie Amee. However, the Wicked Witch of the East, who enslaved Nimmie Amee, was angry about their relationship. She enchanted his axe so it cut off his legs, arms, and eventually his entire body. But his friend the tinsmith replaced each body part with tin, so he became the Tin Woodman. Despite becoming fully tin, Nimmie Amee still wished to marry him, angering the Witch further.
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Ink is used in so many things we use every day! From the pens we use to the printing presses that print our books and newspapers! But do you know how ink was discovered? Find out in Issue 21 of Mocomi TimePass Magazine! Every issue has something fun for everyone! In each magazine you will find folktales, trivia, puzzles, health tips, jokes and much more!
Fables and fairy tales
A presentation containing some fables and fairy tales already made for students to get in touch with the most world known.
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The boy goes fishing with his father for the first day of the season. He is excited but accidentally breaks his new fishing rod. His father retrieves it from a ditch, now broken and muddy. Though upset, the boy is happy they can still go fishing. At the lake, his father teaches him his grandfather's fishing technique without a pole. The boy enthusiastically tries it but forgets to tie a knot, losing his lure. His father smiles, and the boy realizes his father will always be there for him during fishing trips.
Sly fox
Sly Fox tries to catch Little Red Hen by sneaking into her tree house while she is away. When Little Red Hen returns, she flies up to a high perch to escape Sly Fox. Sly Fox places a sack under her and runs around it, making Little Red Hen dizzy. She falls into the sack, but later escapes by replacing herself with stones while Sly Fox sleeps.
Aesop’s fables
The document is an excerpt from Aesop's Fables containing summaries of 3 fables:
1) The Cock and the Pearl - A cock finds a pearl but prefers a barleycorn, showing that precious things are only valuable to those who can appreciate them.
2) The Wolf and the Lamb - A wolf fabricates excuses to eat a lamb, showing that tyrants will use any excuse to oppress the weak.
3) The Dog and the Shadow - A dog drops its meat trying to eat its reflection in the water, showing one should not lose what they have for what they desire.
Aesops fables
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Aesop's fables
This document contains a summary of Aesop's fable "The Cock and the Pearl". In the fable, a cock finds a pearl in the farmyard but considers it worthless compared to a single barleycorn. The summary concludes that precious things are not always appreciated by all.
Aesop’s Fables
This document contains the beginning of Aesop's Fables. It summarizes the story "The Cock and the Pearl" in which a cock finds a pearl but considers it worthless compared to a single barleycorn. It then previews 3 additional fables - "The Wolf and the Lamb", "The Dog and the Shadow", and "The Lion's Share". The summary introduces the collection of fables and provides a brief overview of one included story.
A frog whitout a pond
A frog was looking for a pond but none of the farm animals, including a cow, dog, cat, and elephant, knew where to find one. The elephant then told the others that in his country, elephants can sing and make it rain. Despite skepticism from the cow, the elephant sang terribly and caused dark clouds to form, unleashing so much water that a pond was created. The frog was happy to finally have a pond to swim in, but the farm animals were left with headaches for months from the elephant's awful singing.
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Mr fox
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