Goldilocks and the three bears
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Goldilocks gets lost in the woods and finds a house belonging to three bears. She tries the bears' porridge, beds, and chairs and finds that the third of each is just right. The bears return home and follow the trail of destruction left by Goldilocks upstairs, teaching her a lesson about respecting what isn't hers.
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Olsztyn, Poland was first mentioned in 1334 and was granted municipal rights and named Allenstein in 1353 by its founder Jan of ajsy, who was also its first mayor. It experienced numerous wars between the Teutonic Order and Poland in the 15th century. Nicholas Copernicus helped defend the city's castle from the Teutonic Knights in 1521 and settled Polish settlers in the area. Olsztyn became part of Prussia after the First Partition of Poland in 1772. It is now an important tourist center located among lakes and forests with many historical monuments and attractions.Goldilocks and the three bears
- 1. GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS A modern Powerpoint rendition of a classic fable
- 2. Once there was a girl named goldilocks, and while walking through the woods she became lost
- 3. GOLDILOCKS FOUND A HOUSE HIDDEN IN THE WOODS
- 4. GOLDILOCKS SEES THREE BOWLS OF PORRIDGE
- 5. THE FIRST WAS TOO HOT, THE SECOND TOO COLD, BUT THE THIRD WAS JUST RIGHT
- 6. GOLDILOCKS WAS SLEEPY FROM HER WALK, SHE FOUND THREE BEDS
- 7. THE FIRST BED WAS TOO HARD, THE SECOND TOO SOFT, BUT THE THIRD WAS JUST RIGHT
- 8. SUDDENLY THE FAMILY OF BEARS RETURNED FROM THEIR WALK
- 9. THE BEARS FOLLOWED THE PATH OF DESTRUCTION UPSTAIRS
- 10. AND THAT WAS HOW GOLDILOCKS LEARNED A VALUABLE LIFE LESSONACTING LIKE A WILD ANIMAL OFTEN BRINGS OUT THE WILD ANIMAL IN OTHERS