The Sick Girl

                    The Sick Girl

Once there lived a girl who was sick and she really misses school. The girl  pretends she is all better and her mother lets her go to school but she gets  other people sick.

The next day the girl pretends she is all better and her mother lets her daugther go to school but her mother finds out she is getting people sick.

The very next day the girl pretends she is was all better but her mother did not let her go this time because she got other people sick. The girl got very bored that day and she just sat in bed and read.

The moral or lesson in this story is to never tell lies because no one will believe you when you tell the truth.

By Keria

The Boy Who Lied to his Parents

The Boy Who Lied to his Parents

Once there was a boy who had a dog.

The boy was really bored. The boy ran inside and lied to his mum and said that the dog had run away.

Mum ran out. The boy ran

inside and lied to his dad and said that the dog had run away. Dad ran out.

The dog ran away. The boy ran inside and told his

Parents. They didn’t believe him. The dog ran off and found a new home.

The Moral is don’t tell lies because people won’t believe you when you tell the truth.

By Jacob

A Girl Who Cried Robber

The Girl Who Cried Robber

Once there was a girl called  Alice.

Alice loved telling  lies.

That week she decided to play a trick on the Karate Club. On the first day she was bored so she called, “Robber! Robber!’’ and the Karate Club came as fast as they could. 

The second day she called,  “Robber! Robber!’’ again and they came.

When the third day came round a  robber did really come.  She called, “Robber robber!’’ and nobody came.

The robber kidnapped her and he also took lots of other lovely things too.

The moral of the story is, never tell lies or nobody will believe you when you tell the truth.

By Hannah E

                         The Boov

Once there lived a little boy who was bored so he called out that there is a ‘Boov’ in his hut. All the people came running up the hill. They didn’t see any ‘Boov’ at all. A couple days later he did the same trick.  Again they came running up the hill with nets to catch the ‘Boov’. They saw no ‘Boov’. They were very angry at the boy. A couple days later a real ‘Boov’ came. He shouted that there is a ‘Boov’ in my hut. Nobody came to help him. He got turned into a ‘Boov’ too.

The moral of this story is don’t tell lies because people won’t believe you when you tell the truth.

By Charlie

The Girl Who Cried Runaway Horse

The Girl Who Cried Runaway Horse

One day a girl decided to play a trick on her mother. The girl hid her horse behind the shed and dented the fence then cried, “Run away horse!”.  Her Mum came running and found the horse still behind the shed. She was very angry with the girl.

The next day The girl did it again.  Her Mum came running. She found the horse in the same place yet again. She was very cross.

The day after that the girl went to her horses stable but her horse was not there.

The girl realised that the horse really had run away. She called for her Mum to come and help her look for her horse but her Mum didn’t believe her. So the horse succeeded on it’s getaway and got taken into a better home.

The moral of this story is that if you tell lies then no one will believe you when you tell the truth.

By Alana

Rats

Rats

There was once a girl named Keira Fimaneze. She lived in a mansion called Mount Cheesemore.  The mansion was well known for cheese fondue. Rats like to eat cheese so the girl often had to chase the rats away.

One day the girl was feeling rather bored and thought of an idea to amuse herself,  “If I called out rats were coming, lots of people would come to take the rats away.” So she did and her plan worked perfectly. The people were very angry to be tricked by her because there were no rats.

 A few weeks later the girl was again feeling rather bored she thought back on her little joke.  “I will do that joke again but I can make it better if I put little models of rats up everyone would make a huge fuss”. She did this and they were angry to be fooled again.

 One day the girl was combing her hair and on the floor was a RAT! She called for help but nobody came to help. The rat gave her a bite and the doctor couldn’t fix it and she died from the germs.

The moral of this story Don’t tell lies or nobody will believe you when you tell the truth.

Written and Illustrated by Riley Chapman.

My Friends And Pets

My friends love playing with me and I want them to understand I am a good friend to them. My friends love horses and so do I so obviously we play animal games.  My dog Lily is my best friend too. I love playing with her with her toy zebra. Lily is peaceful and playful.