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"Great, just another morning, how very boring." Thought Cole the 

bunny, as he hopped along the trail towards school. "Oh hi Tala." 

Cole said without turning around. "How do you always know it is 

me?" She asked. "I can hear your wolf paws on the ground. There 

is nothing that gets past these big ears!"

"What is the matter Cole?" Asked Tala curiously. "Oh it is 

nothing," Whispered Cole. Cole and Tala silently walked to 

school, Tala trying so hard to figure out why Cole was acting 

weird. Little did she know, later that day she would find out 

exactly why Cole seemed so sad.

"The Bell has rung class, everyone to 

their seats please." Exclaimed Ms. 

Wimble, the finest third grade teacher 

in the world. Ms. Wimble explained the 

agenda, that is a fancy word for "plan of 

the day." First she'd teach us math, then 

we'd have recess, next it is reading and 

writing, lunch, and we would end the day 

with history.

By the time the bell rung, 

everyone's brains hurt. 

Not wanting to waste any 

precious time they all 

bolted out the door to 

play. Everyone except Cole 

that is.

Wandering around, Cole 

decided to sit under the 

BIIIG Oak Tree. It is not 

long before Cole is greeted 

by some "friends." Up very 

high in the old oak sat Kyler, 

Lacy, Stacy, and Mike. Lacy, 

Stacy, and Mike, the flying 

triplets, were known around 

school, as being bullies at 

times.

"Hey! You know what would be really fun, 

throwing acorns at Cole!" Suggested Lacy. 

"I...I don't know. It doesn't sound very 

nice." Kyler replied. Stacy chimed in, "It's 

okay, Cole is too skinny to hit anyway." 

"Ha! Cole, Cole, skinny as a pole!" Mike 

blurted out.

By now all three of the cardinal triplets 

were chanting "Cole, Cole, skinny as a 

pole." Over and over again. Kyler, who just 

wanted to fit in, began throwing acorns, 

to see if Cole really was too skinny to hit. 

WHAM! The biggest acorn Kyler ever saw 

flew through the air and hit Cole square in 

the face.

Now Cole normally never got 

into trouble, but what just 

happened set him off. Just 

like a train he had smoke 

coming out his big ears!

Tala's ears perked up.

 "Did I just hear Cole yell?"

She thought to herself. 

Tala spotted Cole at the bottom of the 

BIG Oak tree, yelling towards the top. 

That is when she noticed Kyler, Lacy, 

Stacy and Mike. "This cannot be good." 

Tala said out loud as she ran to help.

As soon as Tala arrived she 

knew it had gone from bad to 

worse. All of the other 

students were now gathered 

around yelling, "FIGHT, 

FIGHT!" Kyler and Cole were 

in the middle of everyone, 

fists up, ready to face each 

other.

Regina, the fox, saw what was about to go down. 

With fear and worry in her eyes, she took off 

running- straight towards Ms. Wimble, because she 

knew the right thing to do was to get an adult.

"Ms. Wimble, Ms. Wimble!" 

Regina exlaimed.

"Cole and Kyler are under the 

BIG Oak tree You need to come 

quick, I think they are going to 

fight!" With a worried look on 

her face, Ms Wimble said 

"Quick, take me to them."

"Cole and Kyler, you stop this 

nonsense right now!" Ms. 

Wimble shouted as she burst 

through the crowd. "All right 

boys, let's go inside and talk 

this out, there is no need for 

violence." Stated Ms.Wimble.

"I want to hear exactly what 

happened! From the beginning, 

and I want to hear both sides, 

starting with Cole." Stated Ms. 

Wimble sternly. 

"Well for a couple of days, Kyler, Lacy, 

Stacy and Mike have been teasing me 

with taunts like Cole, Cole skinny as a 

pole." Began Cole. "Wait, Stacy, Lacy, and 

Mike are involved?" Asked Ms. Wimble. 

"Yes! They told me to do it!" Chimed in 

Kyler.

Ms. Wimble excused herself out 

of the room as she went to get 

the cardinal triplets. Not even 

five minutes later, Ms. Wimble 

was back with the three birds 

flying behind her.

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