The Dancing Birch Tree - Finals & Roughs

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Story inspired by ‘The Dancing Birch Tree” from Super Great Kids’ Stories Podcast

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The Dancing Birch Tree

by Carolyn Bloch

Anna’s mum came in as she was sat on the bed.

“I need your help.”

Anna’s mum then revealed.

“Can you please take the sheep up to the field?”

“Whatever’s the matter?” Anna had said.

Anna let the sheep in through the gate.

They walked straight in because they couldn’t wait.

a dbeen

allday long .

Shefelt

sohappy, like she could sing a song.

Anna felt herself move from where she’d been sat. She was suddenly wide awake, looking up at...

He r n apping spot , the comfy bir c h tree!

It aske d her

“Will you d a nCe with me?”

They jumped, skipped and twirled all through the night.

TheydanCed and laughedunder

the glowing moonlight.

She

took

eht sevael o u t thebag , it wasthe most cur i ousthing.

Theleaves

turned to silver, she was as rich as a king!