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English

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9th - 12th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
RL.5.3, RL.4.9, RL.11-12.3

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Lauren Rullo

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8 Slides • 4 Questions

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​Myth Narrative Elements

By Lauren Rullo

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In the myth, Bright Sunbeam marries a fisherman, embraces Saami culture, and has a daughter named Akanidi, only for it all to be taken away by her sisters' cruel actions.



Myths are stories told to pass culture down from generation to generation. Storytelling is a common practice among cultures all over the world.

The Saami people llive across Norway, Sweden, and Finland.

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​Myths and Storytelling

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Tibetan mythology features gods, demons, and the struggle between good and evil. It also focuses on spiritual enlightenment and the challenges of the physical world.

Myths in Tibet

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Multiple Choice

Which statement about myths and storytelling in Tibet is true?

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Myths use the same ideas and themes.

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Myths often include supernatural beings or events.

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Myths always include a struggle against evil.

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Drag and Drop

engages the reader and provides a foundation of the setting and characters_​
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exposition
rising action
inciting incident

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Drag and Drop

propels the story forward by introducing the problem​
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inciting incident
resolution
climax

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Drag and Drop

provides momentum for the upcoming events​
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rising action
inciting incident
resolution

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The Daughter Serdrun""

This myth from Tibet is about a thief who tricks a family into letting him marry their daughter, but his true motive is to steal gems and ornaments.

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​Myth Narrative Elements

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