GEN67_121_Various Story Genres

Various Story
Genres

​Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
1. Understand the characteristics of folktales, fables, and non-fiction
2. identify and distinguish between the three genres
3. recognize and value the cultural significance of folktales and fables, and
4. recognize the purpose and importance of nonfiction in providing factual information

Draw

What is your favorite story? Draw something that could represent your story.

Multiple Choice

who is the main character in the story?

• Peggy the milkmaid

• Peggy's mother

• the boy at the fair

• Farmer Brown

Dropdown

Where is Peggy going to in the story?

Select answer

Multiple Choice

What happens to the milk?

• Peggy spills it on herself

• Peggy sells it at the market

• The pail breaks

• The milk spills on the road

Multiple Choice

What does Peggy's mother tell her?

• "Don't count your chickens before they hatched"

• "Buy more milk from Farmer Brown"

• "You should not have gone to the fair"

• "You need to learn how to balance the pail"

Various Story Genre

Folktale

Stories that are passed down from one

generations, often with moral lessons, cultural

values, and mythical element.

Fables

Short stories featuring animals as character,

teaching moral lesson. Originating from

Aesop’s fables.

Non-Fiction

Factual texts based on real events, people, and

information. Includes biographies, history,

science, etc.

FOLKTALE

Doi Nang Non

or

The mountain of the sleeping lady

FABLE

NON-FICTION

Categorize

Options (9)

traditional stories

Mythical

cultural

animal stories

explicit moral

anthropomorphism

factual stories

real events

informative

Organize these story genres with their characteristics.

Folktales

Fables

Nonfiction

Labelling

Label the feature with their story genre.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Clarity and Precision

Relevant Lesson

Moral Lesson

Labelling

mark the features with their genres

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

traditional

informative

explicit moral

mythical

Hotspot

circle the word/s that are related to Folktales

Group Work - Turn to page 12, 13, & 14