"THE WAWEL DRAGON"
The project idea started from the realisation of the impact of stories on our lives since childhood. The first thing that pupils hear in their childhood are stories.Anything from basic information to moral behaviour can be learnt if it is transmitted through the means of stories.We would like the participating countries of the project to present different types of stories and characters that have brought joy to generations of children and have contributed to their education.
Saturday, October 12, 2013
The Wawel dragon.
One day a fire-breathing
dragon came to Cracow. He found a cave at the bottom of the Wawel hill for his
house. The dragon was huge and it was always very hungry. Every day he came to
the fields and ate the sheep, cows and
other farm animals. Soon, people started to put their animals in their houses so the
dragon got hungry and very angry. The dragon flew to the house and he said
“Give me your animals!” The people in the house were so scared that they
ran away. Then, the dragon breathed
fire, burnt down the house and ate all
the animals.
The next day the people of
Cracow went to the king. “Our
master, you have to do something” they
said. “Soon we will have no animals for
the dragon”. The king
answered “The brave man who can kill the
dragon, will marry my daughter and I will give them the half of my kingdom. Soon
everyone in the kingdom knew the good news.
When the dragon woke up, he was hungry. He went outside and saw
the sheep. “Oh, breakfast for me” he thought . He ate the sheep. The sulphur
went into his tummy. The dragon became
very thirsty. He ran to the river, he drank and drank but he was still thirsty. So he
drank more and more and got bigger and bigger until … “BANG” The
dragon burst like a big balloon.
The shoemaker married the
princess and the king gave them the half of the kingdom. And all the
people of Cracow lived happily ever after.
Etykiety:
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