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We'd like each partner school to come up with their own ending to this fairy tale.
How could the story of the Little Match Girl continue?
What could happen?
Who could help her?
You can draw, tell, or write it.
Each ending will be beautiful because it will be yours.

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Public Kindergarten No. 2 Jastrzębie-Zdrój, Poland

"People passing the girl on the street invited her into their home. They gave her food, warm clothes, and gifts. They covered her with a blanket."

The ending of the fairy tale about the Little Match Girl

Author: Łucja P. Public Kindergarten No.18 in Jastrzębie-Zdrój, Poland

Public Kindergarten No.18 in Jastrzębie-Zdrój, Poland, Renata Płonka

A distinguished gentleman in a hat and long gray coat approached the girl and asked:

- Could I have some matches?

- How many? - the girl asked.

- All the ones you have in the box. - the man replied with a smile.

Standing up, the girl gave the entire box to the gentleman and received gold coins in return. Moved, the girl quickly ran home and told her parents everything. It turned out that the money she received allowed the family to buy a new, cozy, and above all, warm apartment. There was also plenty of money for food and new clothes. The kind gentleman in the hat and coat changed the girl's fate.

21st Primary School of Chalkida

Katerina Gratsanou, Greece

The little girl with the matches lit another match and wished to see Santa Claus.“My little girl, what would you like for a present?” Santa asked her.“I wish my dad could be kind and good, that he could find a job, that we could have a better home, food, clothes, and love in our family.”“Ho ho ho… your wishes will come true! Close your eyes, and everything will be as it should!”

21st Primary School of Chalkida

Katerina Gratsanou, Greece

Kindergarden PP Nr. 32 Timisoara, Romania, Marcu Simona Elena

When the girl opened her eyes, she saw a thick envelope lying next to the boxes of matches. She opened it and saw tickets to warm countries for her and her family. Her heart was full of joy and hope.

Soon the girl spent wonderful holidays. She lay on the beach and enjoyed the warm sun. She drank drinks and ate tasty ice cream and fruit. She was happy and smiled every day.

After they came back, the life of her family changed. They had a warm home, work, and love. They had enough food and felt safe.

Public Primary School in Łopiennik Nadrzeczny, Poland, Luiza Zabłocka

Author: Hanna Kasprzak, Public Primary School in Łopiennik Nadrzeczny, Poland

As soon as she woke up, the little girl found a small chest around her, in which, once opened, she found a small key.

Tied to the chest was a tightly wrapped piece of paper. Curious as to what it could be, she unwrapped it.

On that paper was drawn a beautiful, large house, with large, bright windows, and in the yard there was a huge, beautifully decorated Christmas tree.

Under the image was the following message: "Search this house and try the key in the chest."

The little girl immediately got up from the ground, forgot all about her fatigue, cold, and hunger, and went to look for the house.

After a few hours of searching, she arrived at the house she saw in the picture she had. She was pleasantly surprised when she tried the key she had on the door of the house and it opened.

The house was warm, bright, beautifully decorated and with many goodies on the table. The little girl went to her family and they spent the New Year’s day in this house.

Roșian Geanina Cosmina

Kindergarten Nr. 32, Timișoara, România

When the little girl was standing all alone a strange man came across the corner. He was a kindhearted man. A stranger saw the girl. She was so small and sad. He asked if she had home and parents. Unfortunately, she was all alone. A man asked the girl to come with him to his house. He lived in a cozy cottage across the town. The girl nodded. They came to the house where the girl found two other girls. She was so happy to have home and family.

Linkuva Kindergarten “Šaltinėlis“, Lithuania: Sonata Burbienė and Aušra Lukšaitė Lapinskienė

Zuzana Gajdošová a Simona Kelemecová, SMŠ Šampion Snina

The little girl was selling matches in the cold winter, and she was very cold. When she could not go on anymore a kind woman noticed her and took her to her house. She gave her food, warm clothes ad a new home. The little girl soon smiled again, made her new friends, and lived happily, never having to be alone on the streets again. She found her new family.

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