Story Cubes
By: Rudy Paisley
10/8/2013
Once a boy named Little Foot had an idea. He wanted to live in a big city, but instead
lived in a teepee in Egypt – he could see pyramids in the distance. He was also great at magic so he scheduled a
show and showed the audience magic; he moved dice without touching them - everyone loved it. He won money and
moved to the city, but hated it . . . and for him, the key to happiness was
home.
Story Cubes
By: Casey Stophel
10/8/2013
Lila was a Native American who didn't have as many privileges
as the other girls. She would always get
the broken arrows. What made Lila so
different was that instead of hunting, she liked to paint. She painted people, animals, flowers,
rainbows, and all sorts of things.
Another thing that made Lila different was that she only had one
hand. All of the other girls thought
that she was weird and gross. Lila
couldn’t do what all the other girls could, so she liked to read. Since she didn’t have an arm, she had to walk
with a cane to keep her balance. The
other girls often took and stole her cane and broke it. Little did they know, however, that with all
the broken canes Lila was making a bow and arrow specifically for her disabilities. The next month they were
having an archery competition. When it was Lila’s turn all the girls laughed and
sneered, but Lila was focused. She drew
her arrow and hit her target dead-center, everyone was speechless – and from
the center of her bull’s eye erupted a beautiful fountain. Lila was never seen as different again.
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