
Folktales and Fables
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English
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3rd Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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10 Slides • 14 Questions
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Myths, Fables, Folktales Part 1
by Erica Dahm
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Multiple Choice
Who were the characters in our story?
Tortoise and Hare
Fox and Hound
Tortoise
Hare
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Multiple Choice
What was the setting of our story?
Hare's House
Outside
At the Mall
In Fall
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Multiple Choice
What were the characteristics of our story? (What makes this a fable?)
The Tortoise winning the race
The Competition Between Animals
Moral, Lesson
The Shortness of the Story
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Animals – Hare and Tortoise
Outside at a race
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
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Multiple Choice
What is the moral of this fable?
Never Judge a Book By It's Cover
Ideas Are Good, But Execution Is Better!
Be happy With What You Have.
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
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Animals – Hare and Tortoise
Outside at a race
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
The Fox and the Grapes
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Multiple Choice
What was the setting of our story?
Outside
Winter
In Fox's House
At a Friends
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Animals – Hare and Tortoise
Outside at a race
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
The Fox and the Grapes
Animals- Fox
Outside- Grape Vine
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
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Multiple Choice
What is the moral of this fable?
Kindness Wins People Over!
Don’t Underestimate Yourself!
You’re Probably Not That Important.
You Often Hate What You Can't Have.
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Animals – Hare and Tortoise
Outside at a race
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
The Fox and the Grapes
Animals- Fox
Outside- Grape Vine
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
The Ant and the Grasshopper
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Open Ended
What characteristics does this story have in common with the previous two?
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Animals – Hare and Tortoise
Outside at a race
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
The Fox and the Grapes
Animals- Fox
Outside- Grape Vine
Moral/Lesson
Talking Animals
The Ant and the Grasshopper
Insects- Ant and grasshopper
Outside- Fall
Moral/Lesson Talking Insects
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Multiple Choice
What is the moral of this fable?
There’s always a way!
Plan for the Future
No act of Kindness is Ever Wasted.
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Multiple Choice
Who are the main characters in fables?
People
Objects
Animals
Gods
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Open Ended
What do all of these stories have in common?
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Multiple Choice
Where do fables take place?
Indoors
Outside
In the Future
In Space
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Open Ended
What was the moral of this story?
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Open Ended
What was the moral of this story?
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Reminders
▸Stay caught up! No overdue lessons each Monday!
▸Make sure you are checking your grade book daily!
▸Attend office hours and small groups for support.
Myths, Fables, Folktales Part 1
by Erica Dahm
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