Week 1: Fables
This type of story teaches a lesson.
What is a fable?
Legends are told to explain what?
Why things are the way they are.
Folktales are all different around different cultures.
True or False?
False.
These texts give facts and real information.
What is informational text?
These texts tell you how to do something step-by-step.
The lesson of a fable is called this.
What is a moral.
Are legends true or partly true?
Partly true.
Folktales are stories passed down through ________.
Generations.
When an author wants to teach facts, their purpose is this.
What is inform?
Are a recipe and ingredients the same thing?
No!
A fable is usually short or long?
Short
Legends are usually passed down from parents to children. They are part of _________.
Traditions.
These stories often include talking animals or smart charatcers.
Folktales.
When an author wants to convince you, their purpose is this.
What is persuade?
What is an example of a procedural text?
Recipe, map, science experiment
Fables are written to inform, persuade, or entertain?
Entertain
The Squidward Mountain!
We read two versions of one fairytale. What were they?
Cendrillon and Intersetllar Cinderella!
When an author wants to tell a fun story, their purpose is this.
What is entertain?
At the end of My Food, Your Food, what was the recipe showing us how to do?
Salsa
What was the lesson in the fable of the chicken and the wolf?
Lady slipper flowers.
Name a fairytale and how you know it is a fairtytale.
A book about animals, space or weather is this type of text.
What is informational text?
What is the purpose of a procedural text?
To explain the materials and step by step.