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Compare and Contrast the folktale you read today to a different folktale you have already read. Go back and look through your sketch notes to help you.
1.  Use the attached template to TYPE your facts into the Venn Diagram on Seesaw OR draw your own Venn Diagram on paper and handwrite the facts. You can take a screenshot of the Venn diagram & upload it in Seesaw.
2.  One side should be the story parts you want to compare from today's folktale.
3.  The opposite side should be the compared story parts about a folktale from last week.
4.  Use the middle part to write the story parts that are the same for both folktales.
Some ideas of story parts to compare: theme, main events, setting, endings, etc.

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Choose an exciting illustration from a folktale that really stood out and helped you understand the story better. Post the picture to Seesaw and pose 3 questions about the picture you want your friends to answer (Remember to use correct capitalization and punctuation when typing your questions).

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Use Seesaw or ChatterPix to narrate a part of a folktale.
Read at a pace that's not too fast and not too slow. Make sure your voice is juuuuust right. Match your voice to what is happening in the read aloud. Post your just right reading on Seesaw in the Folktales and Fairy Tales folder.

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Use materials you have on hand to design and create your own puppet. Your puppet must be modeled after a character from a folktale that you've read. You may choose to use your puppet in your own Folktale Puppet Show or you may lend it to a friend to use in theirs.

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Write a book review on your favorite folk tale. Make sure you give a brief description of what happens in the beginning, middle, and end (NO SPOILERS!). **Also make sure you discuss what the message, lesson, or moral of the story is in your review.

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Design a timeline that tells the story of your folktale in sequential order.

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[This should take more than one day to complete!]
Create your own fractured fairy tale book drawing inspiration from others that you've read so far. Record yourself or just your voice reading your fractured fairy tale. Post it to Seesaw in the Folktales & Fairy Tales folder.

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Use the Canva app or paper, pencil, & color to design a poster for a folktale you've read based on the POINT OF VIEW from the VILLAIN in the story. Post this to Seesaw in the Folktales & Fairy Tales folder.

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Design a "Wanted" Poster for the villain in a folktale. Minimum things to include: Villain's Name, Reward, Last Seen, The Crime. Add this to Seesaw in the Folktales & Fairy Tales folder

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[This should take more than one day to complete!]
Write, rehearse, and perform your very own folktale. Performances could be in the form of a puppet show or with live actors or puppets! Get Creative! Post a video of your performance to the Folktales & Fairy Tales folder in Seesaw.

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Team up with a family member if you want for this or you can use your stuffed animals as your co-host. Write and deliver your own news interview with a character from a folktale. Use Seesaw to record or work. Make sure in your newscast that your main character tells how they responded to major events in the story that affected the plot!

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As you read each folktale, add new words to your literary language collection (you can keep this collection in your notebook). As we finish this project, create a Word It Out using all of your collected words. You need at least ten words in your collection. At the end of this unit, post your word collection using Word it Out to Seesaw.

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Great idea: make personalised gifts!

Custom T-shirts

Personalised presents

Gift mugs

Features

WordItOut is the word cloud generator that gives you control with many custom settings. Free to use and no sign up required!

Customise more settings than any other word cloud generator

Create word clouds from sentences, whole documents or tables.

Decide how to filter that text, which words to display or remove, and tweak their importance with ease.

Design your word cloud as you like, find that perfect layout, choose your own colours, fonts and sizes (and how to mix them), or let WordItOut find a random look for you!

Keep control of your word clouds

Share your word cloud with the world (or keep it secret!)

Easily embed them on your own website (as big or small as you want)

Download your own copy as an image file

Get any word cloud as a present or gift on a T-shirt, card or more...

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WordItOut - enjoy word clouds, create word art & gifts

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Custom T-shirts Personalised presents Gift mugs WordItOut is the word cloud generator that gives you control with many custom settings. Free to use and no sign up required! Customise more settings than any other word cloud generator Create word clouds from sentences, whole documents or tables.

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Make a set of at least 5 trading cards that represent characters from a folktale or two. Include a colorful picture on the front and detailed facts on the back. Make sure to take a picture of BOTH SIDES of your cards and add them to Seesaw in the Folktales & Fairy Tales folder.

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Design the front page of a Newspaper. Make sure you have these things: Title Of Your Paper, Main heading, 2 different articles with titles. You and your partner may choose to write articles about the same folk tales by different authors OR write about two completely different folktales. Add this to Seesaw in the Folktales & Fairy Tales folder