Sample children's story

Performance: Children's Story by Slick Rick

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First release by Slick Rick (1988)

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Children's Story written by Slick Rick

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{Add character detail and set up the story} Once there was a little green lizard who really, really wanted to be a rockstar. He had the long flowing hair and the super cool dance moves, but he couldn’t even sing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” without the other lizards covering their ears and begging him to stop. He needed to learn how to sing. So…

{Add action} One day, our adventurous lizard heard about a magic pool at the top of Rockopolis Mountain. If he could get to it, he could drink the water and become a great singer. So he put on some hiking shoes and grabbed a backpack and a snack and set out for the top of Rockopolis Mountain. He climbed all day and finally he could see the top of the mountain.

{Add a twist of rising action} But just then, he learned why it’s called Rockopolis Mountain. It started rocking and rolling, bumping and shaking, and it nearly shook our little lizard clear off the mountain. Lizard grabbed a tree and held on for dear life. Leaves dropped on his head. Rocks rolled down around him. He was so sure he would lose his grip and go tumbling down, down, down.

{Add a falling action} Then as fast as it started, the shaking stopped. The leaves settled. Lizard’s feet stood steady on the ground. As soon as he was still, he took off running. He was going to reach the top before anymore shaking started. Just a few more steps and finally, he reached the pool and took a great big gulp of magic water. He opened his mouth to test the results.

{Add resolution} Out came the most beautiful singing he’d ever heard. He’d done it! So he set off down the mountain, singing a happy tune all the way while he dreamed of his next step toward becoming a rockstar.

{Add character detail and set up the story} A tall, florescent green lizard stood admiring his shimmering form in the mirror. Running his bulbous fingers through is wild, blue hair he popped himself into a dance pose he was sure would get the audience screaming. He was born to be a rockstar-- with one teensy problem. The only thing making people scream was his awful singing. When Lizard (he pronounced is Liz- arggh, kind of like a pirate), opened his mouth, the noise that came out had people screaming for him to stop. If he was going to be the rockstar he knew he was born to be, he needed to learn how to sing.

{Add action} One day while he was browsing through cds at the record store, Lizarggh overheard some rockers talking about a secret grotto at the top of Rockopolis Mountain. Legend says that anyone who drinks from the dark pool in the grotto instantly gains a voice as smooth and deep as its waters. Lizzarggh knew what he had to do. He laced up his combat boots, slipped a power bar in his satchel, and started climbing.

{Add a twist of rising action} After hours of hacking his way through brush and struggling over boulders, the tip of the grotto peaked above the next hill. With a rush of renewed energy, Lizzargh took off, bounding over rocks until they felt like they were shaking loose under the impact of his feet. Wow, he must have some strong feet, he thought, because they were really starting to tumble now. Oh no! He realized Rockopolis Mountain was really rocking! It was an earthquake shaking loose the stones. He leaped and grabbed for a tree branch, and swung his legs up to capture the bough. He popped his suction cup fingers into action keeping a death grip on the branch.

{Add a falling action} Finally, the leaves stopped shaking, the ground settled, and Lizzargh lowered one toe, gently nudging the rock beneath him to check for stability. No rocking. No rolling. He straightened is leather jacket, shook his blue hair back into a stylishly wild disarray, and sprinted up the mountain like a pack of biker lizards were after him.

{Add resolution} He should have been wary. He should have been careful. But blame it on the rocking and rolling of that mountain, Lizzargh was too amped to hold back. He dove in and gulped down the silky water. He rose above the surface, flung his sodden locks out of his eyes, and wailed his highest note. It was awesome. It soared. It rocked and it rolled. He was going to make it. Finally he could be the rockstar he was born to be.

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Fairy tales for kindergarten - folklore and author's works that will captivate children from one and a half to two years old with their plot. Many of these fairy tales will migrate with children to the school desk. There is nothing surprising. Kind stories about peers, adults, forest animals and pets speak of simple things. These works do not just introduce the children to the world around them. They show young listeners a role model, develop the thinking of children and arouse their interest in learning.

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fairy tales, children

already in the second grade, children in literary reading are obtained: To think out the tale . Younger students love to write fairy tales. But how to come up with a fairy tale, where to start?

On our website we offer you a sample of a fairy tale invented by children. Based on the children's text of the fairy tale, the students themselves will be able to dream up and come up with those heroes of the fairy tale that they like and remember best.

The main thing is not to interfere with children's fantasies. And you will see what your children are capable of. They can draw pictures for their fairy tales, and you can help arrange their compositions neatly and beautifully. Perhaps your child will not stop at one work. All students in grades 2-4 like to compose fairy tales.

Fairy tales invented by children in grades 2-4.

Magic Forest

Once upon a time there was a family: mother, father and their children: Masha and Vanya. One day the guys went to the forest for mushrooms. They walk through the forest, and Masha asks Vanya: “Do you think there is a candy forest?” And Vanya answered her: “Maybe, but I have never seen him. ”

The children gathered mushrooms and wandered into the depths of the forest. The guys saw that in front of them was a fabulous candy forest. Trees are like lollipops, clouds are made of cotton candy, and instead of berries there are chocolates. The children got a whole basket of sweets. Masha and Vanya came home and cooked mushroom soup and baked a cake out of sweets. The whole family was very happy with this dinner.

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The Tale of the Dandelion

There was a dandelion. He was very handsome: green and slender, with a yellow hat. So I was proud of myself. But days passed after days, and the usual bright cap began to turn pale. And soon the dandelion became completely gray-haired. At first, he is very upset that now he is not so handsome.

And he once said to a neighbor maple: “Oh, I was so beautiful, and now I'm all gray-haired, nondescript, I'm so upset.” Dandelion, you are upset in vain, your hat is seeds, the wind will scatter them on the ground and next year many dandelions will grow from them - your children.

As soon as the maple said this, the breeze blew, picked up fluffs - umbrellas from a dandelion and they flew far, far away. The wind has died down. Fluffy seeds gently fell to the ground. And the following spring, new, young dandelions grew out of them, as beautiful as their parent.

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Once upon a time there was a parrot and his name was Kesha. Once Kesha decided to go on a journey around the world. Flying through the jungle, he sat down on a branch to eat kiwi.

But suddenly, a net attacked him. They were robbers and they caught Kesha, put him in a cage and went to bed. The parrot gnawed two twigs with its strong beak and fled.

After escaping, he flew around the world, but since then he was very careful, many incredible stories happened to him, he found best friends, he was almost eaten by a cat, he fought with a crow and all this time he was looking for a house and a master .

One day he was flying past the house and saw a boy doing his homework. Kesha sat on the windowsill and tapped on the window with his beak. The window opened a little and the boy took Kesha home. And since then, the parrot has a home and a family.

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Fairy tale friendship with Bolsheukh

There was a wolf cub, he helped everyone day and night. One night he was looking at the stars and heard a sound. It was someone saying something and the wolf cub heard that this voice was saying to him:

- Hi, what's your name?

“I don’t know, but what is your name?” answered the wolf cub.

- My name is Bolsheukh.

The wolf cub got scared when he heard this name. Uh said:

- Do you want to go out of the darkness?

— No, hold on for now.

- I can't wait any longer, I'm leaving.

Wow out. The cub closed his eyes and thought, "I wonder how big he is?" The wolf opened his eyes, looked around, saw no one and asked: "Where are you?"

The wolf cub looked down and saw a little man. The cub did not understand why such a little man was called Bolsheukh.

“They call me that because I can hear very well,” Bolsheukh explained.

"And what do you hear now?" Volchok asked.

“Oh,” shouted Big-Ear, “I hear the hawk trying to destroy the raven's nest. There are little crows.”

"Let's run there as soon as possible," said Wolf Cub. "We'll help."

Friends ran as fast as they could to save the crows.

At the big oak tree they saw the Hawk, he was circling over the crow's house. The wolf cub was not afraid: he grabbed a handful of acorns and threw them at a big bird. She flapped her wings in surprise and flew away.

Raven thanked Big Ear and Wolf Cub and wished them strong friendship for many years to come.

Tale of kindness and friendship.

Once upon a time there was a little fox, his name was Bim. Once he was invited to a birthday party in a nearby forest to his cousin Boom. Boom was very fond of playing football, so Beam decided to give him a soccer ball.

Here he is walking through the forest and has reached the river. The river was so wide that it could not be jumped over, but could only be crossed over a bridge. But the bridge, for some reason, was broken and he didn't know what to do. Fortunately, at that time, his friend a beaver, whose name was Dobrovich, was swimming past. And Bim says to the beaver:

- Hello, Dobrovich, help me cross the river, otherwise I'm late for my cousin's birthday.

— Well, Bim, I'll think of something now, — said the beaver and swam to the shore.

He knocked down a tree, which fell over the river and turned into a great bridge. The little fox thanked his friend the beaver and happily ran further across the new bridge.

Soon, the fox cub encountered a new danger on its way. There was a steep cliff in front of him, over which he himself could not have crossed. And then the little fox remembered that his friend Mikhalych the bear lives nearby. When Bim told Mikhalych that he could not cross the ravine, Mikhalych gave him a rope with which the fox could overcome a new obstacle. The little fox took the rope, tied it to a tree and easily descended and joyfully ran on. And now the neighboring forest was already visible.

Soon Beam ran to his cousin's house, congratulated him on his birthday and presented him with a soccer ball. Boom was very happy.

Fairy tale "The braggart hare"

Two hares lived in the forest. One is a braggart, the other is a hard worker. Once, while walking through the forest, they met their friends hares. The boaster immediately began to brag: “Imagine, I saw a bear last night, no, even three bears. They started biting me. I killed one bear with my right paw, another with my left, and a third with my foot. The bears got scared and ran away. "

The hares shouted: "You're all lying!" Hare Worker said: "Do not believe him, you know what a braggart he is." Hares did not want to walk with him and ran away.

The braggart thought for a long time why no one wants to be friends with him. Then the bunny heard the wolf growling.

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