The Golden Eagle
Kennedy School, Mira Chung, Fiction: Group 1
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nce upon a time, in the Gobi Desert, there was Gazelle and Bear. They were best friends
and lived together in a bright cave in the North. One day, a snow leopard moved in,
there was BIG trouble because he looked fierce. Bear and Gazelle were scared. One day
Snow Leopard tried to destroy their cave. Gazelle and Bear dug up rocks to put in front
of the cave. This helped keep Snow Leopard out until Golden Eagle came. Golden Eagle spoke!!! He
said; ‘I will save you. Just you wait!’ And guess what! Golden Eagle swooped down and picked up
Gazelle and Bear with his soft talons.
Bear And Gazelle were saved! But Snow Leopard followed them. ‘Stay calm.’ said Eagle.
But did it work? No. It did not! Golden Eagle dropped Bear and Gazelle on the VERY HARD
GROUND. Don’t worry. They didn’t get hurt. Snow Leopard got a fright and ran away. Did it work
now? NO… Now a sandstorm was approaching!!! Penguin came rushing out of NOWHERE! That’s
when Penguin said; ‘My name is Brady. I know how to help you. I have helped a seal, a puffle, and
many penguins and creatures in need.’
Brady had a silver and very old catapult which he used when he went to save other animals.
Brady pulled out a new purple ladder. He said, ‘Hurry! Climb up! And get into the basket!’
Soon, Brady catapulted them out of the North of the Gobi Desert. They landed in the West.
And they were home! And Brady left. He left a note saying;
‘WHAT IS 22 + 95?’
Gazelle And Bear swapped unsure looks.
292? 633? 9005? 1223? 879? 102? What is tt? Can you fill in the dotted line?
22 + 95 = --------------------
Brady had left the note because it was a question he had wanted to ask ALL DAY.
THE END
