Story Telling

Assalamualaikum w.b.t and good morning to the honorable judges, teachers and my friends.
Today, I would like to tell you a story about The Tooth Fairy.
Deep in the New Forest where no big people ever went, there was a tiny little magical village
called the Ordon Gardens. Here, three little fairies named Incisor, Canine and Molar were busy
at work in their factor. The three tooth fairies were all named after types of teeth.
Incisor was tall and skinny with short pink hair, Canine was also tall with blue hair and Molar
was the short, wise one with curly hair, silver locks. All day long the busy little fairies cleaned
and shined the children’s milk teeth they had collected during the night.
The milk teeth were used to make very useful things in the Ordon Gardens like roads in the
village and furniture in the homes for the little fairies.
One day, Incisor realized that the teeth coming to the factory were not as strong as they used
be.
“Oh dear! These teeth are fragile and brittle, with holes and black spots” said Incisor.
“Yes, I know exactly what’s wrong. The children are beginning to eat far too many sweets and
are not looking after their teeth at all” said Canine.
“I know…we can fix it!” said Molar. She sounded quite excited by her grand idea.
The three fairies looked each other and waited for Molar explanation. It was a fabulous ide and
the three of them wasted no time at all and got to work straight away.
That night, it was Canine’s turn to fly off and collect all the milk teeth form under the sleeping
children’s pillow. Off she flew with a bag of coins and a pack of cards which the three fairies had
spent all afternoon preparing.
She flew through the starry sky and saw the wonderful city fast asleep. Her first stop was a
young boy house named Junior.
Earlier that night, Junior and his mother had placed his milk tooth under the pillow. Mummy
tucked Junior in the bed and told him all about the tooth fairy would leave some money in
exchange for his tooth. By the time Canine arrived, Junior was fast asleep. She flew in through
the top window and glided quickly down to Junior’s pillow. She quickly grabbed the tooth and
tossed it over to her backpack. She placed two coins and the fairy’s special card in exchange.
In the morning, when Junior woke up, he surprised to find the coins under his bed but looked
blanky about the card. He read the card aloud…
Friends, do you want to know what did the fairies wrote?
The Tooth fairy’s guide to healthy teeth. Firstly, choose healthy meal like vegetables and fruits.
Secondly, cut down on sugary sweets and drinks. Thirdly, brush your teeth twice a day using a
fluoride toothpaste. Lastly, visit the dentist at least twice a year. With that you can get strong
and healthy teeth.
With that, I thank you.