Author: Indrė Mažeikienė, Kindergarten „Pumpurelis” 

            Lithuania

One dark, gloomy Monday night, a fox was scurrying down the branches of a willow tree.

Illustrator: Dorina Topan, Floresti Kindergarten

Cluj County, Romania

Author:

Evangelia Pitsavou, 145th Kindergarten of Athens

The fox stopped to rest on the tree trunk.Her sly eyes looked left and right noticing something strange and different shimmering in the dark…

Illustrator: Barbara Trivelli Sc Inf San Michele Terni, Italy

Author: Susi Cameletti IC Di Nanni Grugliasco Rodari Infanzia ITALY

The fox was brave and approached what looked like a black box containing images.

Illustrator: Maria Petrou - Kindergarten Arediou, Cyprus

Author: Božena Sinkevičienė, Mickunu nursery kindergarten, Lithuania

Illustrator:   Fiorella Voglino  ICS "Di Nanni " Grugliasco  Italy 

Author: Vasileiou Konstantina, 21st kindergarten of Evosmos, Greece

The fox stretched out her paw toward the box, ready to touch it. At that moment, a deep voice sounded behind her.

The bear asked her, "Fox, do you know what this box is? Why are you trying to open it? Be careful! Is it safe, or could it be dangerous?"

Illustrator:Angelaki Christine, 26th Kindergarten of Volos

Author:  Evanthia Siomou, 2nd Kindergartn of Kastoria, Greece

The fox hesitated for a moment. 

"But it's so bright and full of colour! 

I just want to see what's inside," 

she said as her paw stayed in the air, ready to touch the box.

The bear shook her head. "Not all shiny things are safe, little fox. Let's think before we touch."

Illustrator: Dianellou Glykeria, 

26th Kindergarten 

of Volos

Author: Ramutė Adomavičė, Kindergarten “Smalsutis”, Lithuania

The fox slyly glanced at the bear and said:

"I've thought it all through. Something nice and shiny can't be bad."

With those words, the fox took the box and opened it.

Illustrator:Margarida Paim, EBI da Praia da Vitória (JIFOC), Açores-Portugal

Author: Gkasdogka Evangelia 11th Kindergarten of Kalamaria

It was a computer showing beautiful pictures of the forest and a shiny button. The bear said to the fox "Don't press the button because you might see something and get scared. But the fox didn't listen.

Illustrator: Stamou Ioanna, 6th Kindergarten of Egaleo-Greece

Author: Foteini Tsirli, 7th Kindergarten Thessaloniki, Greece

The fox, ignoring the bear's warning, pressed the shimmering button. The screen flickered, and the beautiful forest images dissolved into a chaotic swirl of colors and shapes.

Illustrator:  Vasiliki Malea , 2nd Kindergartn of Kastoria, Greece

Author: Anthoula Zissi, 1st kindergarten of Makrochori, Greece

The fox stood for a moment, bewildered, looking at the swirling colours, shapes, numbers and letters! 

- How did this happen?She said and said again! I only pressed one button! And now what am I supposed to do? My dear bear, can you help me?

    Illustrator: Ritsa Simou - 26th Kindergarten of Volos - Greece

Author: Giorgiana C Türkmen - Özel Ege Lisesi, İzmir, Türkiye, 1 A and 1B Class 

     The fox is sad, but the bear says: ''No problem Fox, let's go to the village and ask for help!''. But the people in the village can't understand what the bear and the fox say, as they speak animal language. So they go back to the forest and meet with all the animals in the forest, so that they can together think and find a way to fix the computer.   

Illustrator: Anna Stamatelou, 1st kindergarten of Makrochori, Greece

Author: Mariam Vasiliadou, 1st Kindergarten of Trachoni CYPRUS

The fox and the bear decided to ask the clever owl for help. This is a computer, He told them. We can press a button that will fix everything. The owl pressed the SHUT DOWN button of the computer with its beak.

 Now they had to open it again to see what had happened.

Georgia Terzopoulou 2nd kindergarten of Kastoria, Greece

Author: Anna Bębenek Public Kindergarten No 18 Jastrzębie-Zdrój, Poland

The fox and the bear were very upset that they had broken the computer. They were angry that they had clicked the button without knowing what would happen. They were afraid that because of them the entire forest could disappear. They promised themselves that they would never use the computer again without permission from adults.

While they were waiting for the computer to open... suddenly they woke up. It turned out that it was just a bad dream.

- It's just a dream, but it taught us so much. Said the fox and the bear

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