fractured stories

The story of the woodcutter and his axe reminds us that

honesty is always rewarded

and truthfulness is more

valuable than gold. The generic structure is kind

• orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• coda

The story takes place in a small village near a forest,

where a woodcutter lives and works. The woodcutter is

the protagonist, a poor but hardworking and honest

man who cuts wood in the forest and sells it in the

market to feed his family.

A goddess/fairy is a supernatural figure who tests the

woodcutter's honesty and rewards him for his integrity.

The neighbor, in some versions of the story, is a greedy

man who tries to replicate the woodcutter's experience

but fails due to his dishonesty.

The characters of the story ...

• one

• two

• three

• four

What lesson does the woodcutter learn from his encounter with the Goddess/Fairy?

• Greed is beneficial

• Honesty is important

• Hard work is unnecessary

• Magic can solve all problems

In the story, how does the greedy neighbor's fate differ from that of the woodcutter?

• He fails due to dishonesty

• He helps the woodcutter

• He learns a lesson

• He becomes rich

Goddes/Fairy a supernatural figure who tests the

woodcutter's honesty and rewards him for his integrity

The neighbor in some versions of the story, a greedy

neighbor tries to replicate the woodcutter's experience

but fails due to his dishonesty. the word has the same wholeness...

The first pig built a house

out of straw because it was

quick and easy. The second

pig used sticks, which were

a bit stronger but still fast

to finish. The third pig

worked harder and built a

house out of sturdy bricks.

which houses was non permanent and collapsed..

• straw house

• straw and stick houses

• sturdy brick house

• sturdy brick and stick houses