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Plot : The very hungry catapillar is about A catapillar that eats alot of food. At first he eats fruits and vegetables but still feels hungry . So he eats cupcakes lollipops and pie leaving him feeling fatigue and sick . Then he woke up the next morning and decided to eat a green leafwhich gets rid of his stomachache , and he was finally able to nest his cocoon and become a butterfly .

Message/ Theme : The message of the story is too eat healthy . Also to stop eating when you feel full so you don't get sick .

Sarah : I like that version of the three little pigs .

Olivia : I love that story , the baby bird is cute .

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Eric Carle reads The Very Hungry Caterpillar

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Rudolph the red nose reindeer is about the only reindeer with a shiny red nose. All the other reindeer pick on him because of his nose. They stop picking on him because santa chooses rudolph to lead the sleigh. The message or theme of the story is to not judge someone because they are different.

Miles- I've never heard of that story.

Sarah- I like the original 3 little pigs.

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RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER (STORY RECORD BOOK)

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The Tortoise and the Hare

Plot: The rabbit is boasting about how he could beat anyone in a race. The tortoise challenges the rabbit to a race saying he'll win. The rabbit takes a break and the tortoise beats him.

Theme: The message of the story is that if

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Kristina Estelle: The Lion and The Mouse

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Kristina Estelle: The Lion and The Mouse

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The Little Engine That Could.

Plot: This little engine had to go up a hill to take toys to some kids. He was a little engine and was not sure he could do it but as he tried he kept telling himself " I think I can, I think I can". As he was succeeding he kept saying "I knew I could, I knew I could".

Theme: You never know unless you try. It is all up to you and what you tell yourself. If you think you can then go for it because you can do it!

Sometimes when I am trying to go an extra .25 of a mile or an extra 10 min on my treadmill I tell myself " I think I can..." and it really helps me achieve my goal.

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Produced by Clay Asato and Elijah Moises

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The fox and the Crow

THEME-The Fox and the crow is trying to show you to never let anyone complements get to you. They can be fake and they are just using you. To now if someone is giving you a compliment or not. PLOT- The crow gets a piece of cheese and go's to eat it on a tree. But a Fox comes and thinks of a sneaky way to take her cheese. So he comes with the idea to tell er that she is pretty and should sing for him. So she opens her mouth and forgets the cheese was in. The cheese fell and the fox took it laughing at the crow.

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The fox and the crow | Kindergarten story for kids

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Are you my mother?

Plot: is the story about a hatchling bird. His mother, thinking her egg will stay in her nest where she left it leaves her egg alone and flies off to find food. The baby bird hatches. He does not understand where his mother is so he goes to look for her. Because he cant fly, he walks and in his search, he finds a kitten, a hen, a dog, and a cow and ask if they are his mother. They each say "No". But at the end the baby bird is picked up by a crane and is coincedentley dropped back into his nest where he finds his mother.

The moral of Are you my mother? is to show you the importamce of family. He didnt know his mom was really just getting him food, so he searched for his mom.

Sarah: I love the story of the three little pigs.

Miles: What else happens in the fox and teh crow?

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Sarah Andrews - The True Story Of The Three Little Pigs

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Sarah Andrews - The True Story Of The Three Little Pigs

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Plot: This story is about a wolf who was baking a cake for his grandmother and he ran out of sugar. So he went to the first pigs house and asked me if he had a cup of sugar and the first pig said no so the wolf huffed and puffed and blew his house down. Then the wolf continued to go to the second pigs house which was made out of sticks but the house did not hold up to the wolf's huff and puff. Then the wolf went to the third pigs house and his house was made out of bricks he asked the pig if he had a cup of sugar and the pig said that the wolf's old granny can sit on a pin.

The theme of this story is to not to be rude to others if they ask you for something you should always be nice and give them some. This story also means that you should not be mean to a wolf because it would end pretty good.

Olivia: I agree with your moral because usually some people don't how important their family is to them.

Mrs.Whitley: I agree with you because I think you shouldn't always depend on a bear to be your friend.

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Plot--------There once was a young Shepherd boy upon a hillside observing his village's sheep. To amuse himself he scorched "Wolf Wolf the Wolf is attacking the sheep.Comeing to assist the villager's notice his lie.But over a constant time a real wolf came and he scorched out , later nobody came .

Theme----The main theme of the story is to not lie to and decieve people (especially multiple times). Because there may be a time in which you are struggling and will actually need assistance, while those people who you tricked and fooled will likely not want to help you because they think you're just wasting they're time and effort. The second theme would be "nobody believes a liar... even when he's telling the truth.

Olivia- I agree most people don't know what family is.

Mrs. Whitley, I agree it doesnt matter what is on the outside, its what is valubale on the inside.

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Nobody believes a liar, even when he is telling the truth. Written by Matt Barry. Illustrated by Andy Barry.

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PLOT (3 sentences)

This story is about a boy who finds a bear in the woods and makes him his pet. His bear turns out to be very hungry, and reeks havoc on the neighbor's food supplies. As a result, the boy's father asks him to take the bear back to the woods, but the bear keeps returning home. In the end, the bear is able to find a new home at the zoo.

THEME (2 sentences)

The message of this story is that love can come when you least expect it and from unlikely places. The boy, an avid hunter, had a life dream of shooting a bear, but ended up befriending one. He found a best friend who was loyal to him until the end.

Olivia: I agree that the theme of "Are You My Mother?" is finding a place to belong. Everyone has a basic need for love and family.

Sarah: You are right about the theme of your story being manners. It is funny how they twist the story of the Three Little Pigs to show that the wolf was really a good guy just using his manners!! Too funny!

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A beautifully illustrated children's classic from 1952, as told by Owen Jordan.

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PLOT (3 sentences)

This story is about an egg that was misplaced in a nest of baby ducklings. This odd looking "duckling" was rejected by its family and felt sad, rejected, and isolated. The ugly duckling tried to fit in in various settings and families without luck. Eventually, the ugly duckling learned that he was a swan, and instead of being a misfit, he found a place he could belong and be himself.

THEME (2 sentences)

There are many possible themes to this story. The theme that I'm going to pick is self-worth. We shouldn't get our value by who we are on the outside, but who we are on the inside. We shouldn't judge others. It turns out that the "ugly duckling" turned into the most magnificent, beautiful adult bird of them all.