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Theresa takker. Grade c:
TI,e wolf posessSanta Claus
Once upon a time there
lived a big. bad ugly mean.
old wolf. He was always
greedy. This year since Mr.
Wolf didn't get any presents
last year. he decided that he
was going to steal the "Three
Little Pigs" presents. Mr.
Wolf though .that this was a
great idea because now he
would get double the
presents. Boy, was he wrong!
It was Christmas Eve and
poor little wolf was sitting at
home all alone with a cup of
tea. He only had to wait ten
more minutes until he would
go on his adventure. Finally
he set off in a red and white
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suit looking identical. to
Santa. There he was standing
right in front of the first little
pig's house. He pulled a
ladder up to the wall and
climbed down the chimney,
but there were no presents to
be seen. There wasn't even a
pig. Boy, was the wolf mad!
The wolf decided that he was
going to try the next little
pig's house. He got to the
next little pig's house, and
climbed up onto the roof.
Once again, he climbed down
the chimney to see if there
were any presents. There was
nothing to be seen but, a
couch and a chair. Mr.- Wolf
was getting veryunpatient,
and stormed out of the door,
and slammed it behind him.
There was one more house to
try. Finally when he got there
he tried to open The door.
because of the last incidence.
The door was unlocked and
the wolf walked in when he
realized what he was doing
was wrong. The wolf went
back `to his house with a
frown. When he walked in he
turned that frown upside
down. He did that because
the three little pigs where in
the wolf's house with a
whole bunch of presents. The
wolf was so happy he
couldn't believe his eyes.
After opening all their
presents, Mr. Wolf was going
to cook.a turkey dinner for
the pigs and that day they
decided to call a truce. That
night when the wolf went for
a_walk he met up with Santa.
'Santa said. "That was a good
choice you made. Then
Santa gave the wolf a
package that was the first gift
that the wolf had got from
Santa. From that day on the
wolf was a good boy.
Came Deighton
Gr. 7
To.making a challenge when Power faik
Once upon a time.. there
was a little town with very
few homes and verylittle
electricity. One week before
Christmas Eve. the power
went off and'the elves and
Santa had to make most of
• the gifts yet and paint them
by hand because they were
behind. This all had to be
done in .a week. The elves
almost refused because the
painting would be messy so.
they did it very slowly and
carefully until the power
came back on.
The days flew by quickly
and th"erc was still no
electricity in Jingle Bells
(that is where Santa lives,)
Time was running out and it
was almost Christmas Eve so
they had to finish the toys.
light or no light. Then Todd,
the youngest elf said; "Why
doesn't Rudolph come in and
his nose would shine and it
would light up the
workshop?" Santa thought
that it was a good idea but
hoped his nose would not
run out. that was highly
unlikely so he tried. it
anyway. Todd and Santa
went through the stable and
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went to the separate stable
out in a different barn.
Rudolph stayed there so he
would not keep. the rest of
the reindeer awake with his
bright red nose. When they
found him his nose was
green and that meant that he
was sick. That had never.
.happened before so Santa
was not quite sure.
Todd brought Rudolph to
the workshop while Santa
got chicken noodle soup and
medicine to see if that would
help Rudolph get better.
They waited awhile tosee if
it would work but nothing
changed. so then Todd
looked around the workshop.
He remembered that he was •
making a large gift for
Rudolph. He did not think
that he would be able to
finish it 'and give it to
Rudolph for Christmas. It
Was a charger so his nose
would shine brighter on
Christmas Eve and Santa
could see more. He was
going lb give it to him next
Christmas Eve so he would
have time to finish it. He
thought that he could get it
done if he got some help
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from his brothers. Ernest and
George. If Rudolph's nose
we still green on Christmas
Eve then when the tooth.
fairy is making, her rounds.
she would think that the light
is green so. she would speed
up and there might be a
collision in the air. If that
happens then happiness
wouldn't be brought to the
girls and.boys around the
world.
Later that night the
.electricity came back on and
Todd, Ernest and george
finished the charger. They
were up all night working on
it. When it was'done, they
woke up Santa (meanwhile
he had no clue that they were
up all night working on a
Christmas present) and They
went to the barn. They put
Rudolph on the charger and
it was -the perfect fit, Ten
minutes later Rudolph
started to wake up from the
heat that was coming off his
nose.*Santa was so pleased
with his elves that he picked
them as his top three elves.
It was. 8:00 a.m. on
'Christmas Eve and all the
elves were put to work. They
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were putting the final
changes on the gifts. putting
them through an electric
dryer. wrapping them. and
finally putting them' in
Santa's sleigh so he could.
soon be on his way. The
elves finished at 6.00 p.m.
with only an hour break for
Punch.' Occasionally. an elf
would go and get a snack or
a glass of milk or water.
Then Santa had his big feast
before he left Jingle Bells to
bring gifts to girls and boys
around the world . on
Christmas morning.
After dinner. Mrs. Claus
sent Santa away on his sleigh
with some cookies- and a
thermos of milk just in case
he didn't get any cookies or
milk from the children. He
might' get hungry. from house
to house (although he almost
always got cookies and milk
at every house) but Santa
wouldn't take that chance.
That night Santa went to
millions of houses and.,
brought smiles to girls and
boys around the world.
Joanna Whyte
Gr. 7
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Wishing you happiness
and joy this holiday season.
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