Tall Tales Webquest - Cherokee County Schools
Tall Tales Webquest - Cherokee County Schools
Tall Tales Webquest - Cherokee County Schools
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Grasshopper?”<br />
http://www.umass.edu/aesop/content.php?n=0&i=1<br />
12. How is a fable different from a tall tale? Use all the information you have<br />
learned from the searches you did above. If you need help you can look the words up<br />
at www.dictionary.com.<br />
13. What is a Folk Tale?<br />
www.dictionary.com<br />
Mission #2 Writing Your Own Story<br />
Now that you have done your research, you should know that folk tales have been<br />
passed down from generation to generation, mostly through stories told orally.<br />
Fables are a special part of folk tales because they are meant to teach a lesson.<br />
Now it is your turn to teach the generations that come after you. You must think of<br />
an important lesson that you think all students must know. Since you are fourth<br />
graders, it is important to help the students that come to your school to know the<br />
important things to help them survive their elementary years.<br />
Make sure you include animal characters (No more than 3)!<br />
What problem would your characters face?<br />
There must be a trickster in the story that leads to the moral lesson.<br />
The problem must be solved.<br />
The moral lesson must be stated at the end.<br />
Hint: Create the moral first and then your story around it! Make sure this is written