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=__Fairy Tales and Fable's __= Red Riding Hood- Grim Brothers

Conventions: Language: English features, traditional writing. Audience: little kids. Purpose: to entertain. Moral: to be wary of strangers Style: Imaginative Form: fairy tale

The story is a about a girl Called Red Riding Hood who gets sent to her grandma's with some food and wine. Along the way she meets a wolf. The wolf decides she wants to wat the grandma and Red. So he tricks her in to picking flowers. While the girl is doing this the wolf goes ahead and eats the grandma. Then the wolf gets into the grandma's clothes and hides in the bed. When Red gets to her grandmother's there's is a conversation between the wolf and Red. Grandmother, what big arms you have!"

"All the better to hug you with, my dear."

"Grandmother, what big legs you have!"

"All the better to run with, my child."

"Grandmother, what big ears you have!"

"All the better to hear with, my child."

"Grandmother, what big eyes you have!"

"All the better to see with, my child."

"Grandmother, what big teeth you have got!"

"All the better to eat you up with." Them the wolf eats her. Then the huntsman goes to check up on the grandmother. When he see the wolf, the huntsman cuts open the wolf and Red and the grandma pop out. They decide to fill the wolf with with stones. When the wolfs waked up he falls over dead.

__** Red Riding Hood and the Woof- Roald Dahl **__

Convention: Purpose: to entertain Audience: little kids Form: poem Style: imaginative Language: English Moral: Don't mess with Red Riding hood

In this version by Rhoald Dahl it's a poem. The wolf eats the grandma then he waits for Red. Instead of the wolf eating Red, Red shoot the wolf and turns him into a fur coat. This version has more humour then then original. The grandma stays dead.
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The Hare and the Tortoise-Aesop

This story is about a fast Hare who makes fun of a slow Tortoise so the Tortoise challenges the Hare to a race. The Hare accepts the challenge knowing he could easily win. When the race started the Hare trudged along. When he saw how slow Tortoise was he decided to take the nap. When the hare woke up the tortoise had only covered a third of the course, so the hare decided to go make breakfast. After Breakfast the hare had another sleep. When the hare woke up the tortoise was almost at the end. The hare tried to catch up but the tortoise won.

Convention: Language: Traditional english Audience: Little kids Purpose: To entertain Moral: Slow and steady win the race Style: I maginative

Form: Fairy tale

The Hare and the Tortoise -A Morden Version

This story is about 2 coworkers called Terry and Jack. Terry is quiet, neat, shy, polite, went to a state Collage and people often made fun of him behind his back. Jack was a sporty person he was always out with his lady friends. His desk was always tidy. He went to one of the best colleges and was self confident. One day there boss called both of them to his office. He had a project for them. Whoever doubled the compony's profit would get a big raise. For the next few days Terry was studying hard while Jack was hanging out with his friends. Terry had a big folder and his desk was messy. Jack also had a big folder but his desk was tidy. Jack gave his presentation first and the boss loved it. Then Terry gave his prestation the boss loved it also. As Terry finished giving his presentation he said that Jack should get the promotion because when he was researching he found a better compony and applied for a job there and got it.

Conventions

Language: English Audience: Little kids Purpose: To entertain

Moral: NA Style: Imaginative Form: Fairytale

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