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The document summarizes a Turkish fairytale called "Treasure" as told by some students. In the story, a homeless rabbit finds carrots in a field and discovers a treasure while eating. The rabbit offers the treasure to the field's owner in exchange for the carrots and use of the land. The owner accepts and the rabbit has a new home and food, while the owner becomes rich and helps the poor, and they all live happily ever after. The students were sad that the rabbit had no home, so they made him an origami house and painted car.
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3. what is the moral of the story
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- 1. 'Treasure' DEEP TO THE ROOTS OF THE FAIRYTALE
- 2. Our another fairytale is Treasure. My students think that there are a lot of treasures in Turkish fairytales. This common feature of Turkish Fairytale. So my children chose this fairytale.
- 3. Page 1:İn this fairytale there is a homeless rabbit .That's why He is so sad. He has no food and family. He decides to go away to find food and family.
- 4. Page 2:He found carrots in the field that belongs to somebody that he doesn't know. He was hungry. He ate carrots without any permission. That's why, the owner of the field was angry. While The rabbit was eating carrots , he found the treasure. But it was less important than the carrots and field.
- 5. Page 3:The rabbit offered the owner of the field that treasure in return carrots and the field. The owner of field except this offer.
- 6. Page 4:After that the rabbit has had a home and lots of food. The owner of the field had been rich. He helped the poor people. They lived happily forever.
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