Folktales Fables

Three Little Pigs

• Poetry

• Fable

• Folktale

• All of the Above

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Any story that has been passed down for many years is considered a....

• Fable

• Folktale

• Tall Tale

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The Boy Who Cried Wolf" is an example of a....

• Myth

• Tall Tale

• Fable

• Fairy Tale

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Most folktales were passed down by word of mouth because many people could not read or write until the last 100 years.

• True

• False

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Which would be an example of a Pourquoi Tale?

• Paul Bunyan

• Jack & the Beanstalk

• Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears

• The Tortoise & the Hare

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In a folktale what number is shown throughout the book?

• 5

• 10

• 3

• 1

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A folktale has good vs. evil

• True

• False

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A fable has who/what as it's characters

• ananimate objects

• witches

• people

• animals

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The Crow and the Pitcher By: Aesop
It was a sweltering, hot summer day. A crow, parched with thirst, came upon a pitcher of water. But the pitcher was only half full. The crow leaned and stretched and thrust out his beak as far as he could. No matter how hard he tried, he could not reach the water. 
All of a sudden, the crow had an idea. He picked up a pebble in his beak and dropped it into the water. The water level in the pitcher rose just a tiny bit. So he dropped in another pebble, then another, then one more. The crow continued doing this for a long time. Finally the water in the pitcher had risen high enough. The crow poked in his beak and drank to his heart's content!
What is the lesson in The Crow and the Pitcher?

• Working slowly pays off in the end.

• Be kind to others.

• Respect your elders.

• Drink plenty of water.

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What is the type of writing have a moral in the end

• Folktales

• Fables

• Myths

• Theme

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