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Choose two of the Fractured Fairy Tales based on Cinderella to listen to.

1. Record the story elements for each of those 2 fairy tales you choose.
(characters, Setting, problem, solution)
2. Pick one of those fairy tales to write a summary over.

Upload this into the schoology assignment found under Folktales folder

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Using the app Epic, go to the assigned collection called Fables.

1. On Epic, read three different fable stories. Pay attention to the details of the story. Pick one of the fables that you have read and write down the story title and the lesson you learned from reading that fable.

2. Next, on Epic read How to Tell a Fable.

3. You will be writing your own Fable. Remember to think about the story elements that make up a fable. (Think about the lesson, a character with one strong trait, explore the problem, and the main events)

4. Type your fable on google docs and then upload it to schoology.

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A wild western Cinderella

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Cindy Ellen a wild western Cinderella Read by Mrs  Kerzman

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A modern version

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Uploaded by Susan Bateman-Boswell on 2015-11-06.

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A Native American Tale

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My class read aloud of the Rough-Face Girl. Enjoy.

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1. You will pick a country or continent from the following list to research using MackVIA.

India, Rome, China, Japan, Africa, southeast Asia, North American, South America, Egypt, Greece, and Australia.

2. You will then complete a 3-2-1 over your place you researched.
3 things you learned
2 questions you have about that culture
1 reason why you would like to visit that country.

3. Click on the picture below to take you to Myths Around the World. Click on your country and read about the myth from your country.

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Teaching Tools | Resources for Teachers from Scholastic

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A Mexican Cinderella Story

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Tomie dePaola draws upon the Cinderella story in an orginal and imaginary tale set in Mexico, land of light and color.

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Told by the WICKED stepmother

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Seriously, Cinderella Is SO Annoying! The Cinderella Story as Told by the Wicked Stepmother

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OF COURSE you think Cinderella was the sweetest belle of the ball! But the Wicked Stepmother claims Cindy was batty, chatty & a speed-cleaner! It's a fairy tale KidTime StoryTime with a hilarious twist! Author Trisha Speed Shaken originally planned to be a superhero.

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Write your own Tall tale about yourself by completing these steps in order.

1.Choose a topic:
* The day you won a gold medal.
*The worst day at school.
*Our school cafereria food.
*The most dangerous day of my spring break.

2.  Fill out a graphic organizer to organize your thoughts for your tall tale.  Keep these things in mind:

Create a main character with special abilities or a rare talent.

Invent a problem, task, or test for your character to solve against impossible odds.

Set your story in the present, in a place you are familiar with, like your town or our school.

3. Get your graphic organizer approved by your teacher.

4. Write your rough draft in your writing journal.

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American Folktales and Tall Tales | Scholastic

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Students read and discuss American tall tales, including their common characteristics.

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