Week 11, Reading Part B

 Jakata Tales: The Wise Elephant and the Foolish Merchant Ellen C. Babbitt

There is a foolish merchant and a thrifty merchant

they decide they shouldn't leave at the same time

The foolish merchant goes first

A demon sees the foolish merchant and wants to control him so he turns himself into a noble gentleman

The demon tricked the foolish merchant into emptying all his water jars

The wise merchant cam through a month and a half later.

He knew the gentlemen was a demon because he didnt cast a shadow

He got to the next town and made bank.    Shadow

Week 11, Reading Part A

 Jakata Tales: The Monkey and the Crocodile Ellen C. Babbit

monkey lives on a tree by the river bank

all the crocodiles watch him

A little crocodile wants to eat the monkey

The crocodile offers to take the monkey across the river on his back

The crocodile reveals that his mother wants to eat the monkeys heart

The monkey tricks the crocodile by telling him he left his heart at the tree

the crocodile take the monkey back to get his heart

Part 2

The monkey moved to a new tree but the crocodile found him

The monkey hops over the river bank on a rock and the crocodile has been waiting for him

The crocodile reveals his plan again

The monkey tells him to open his mouth wide

The monkey jumped on top of his snout and got away

The crocodile says he will now leave the monkey alone and the monkey says he doesn't believe him

Crocodile and Monkey