Raven and Grey Eagle

According to the anchor chart, what kind of characters are in a folktale?

• Only people.

• Only fairies.

• Only kings.

• Easily recognized characters, such as a helpful fairy or a talking animal.

According to the anchor chart, what are the problems in a folktale like?

• They are very hard to see.

• They are always about a monster.

• They are only about finding a prize.

• Goals are easy to recognize, like to find a prize or overcome evil.

According to the anchor chart, what often happens in the plots of a folktale?

• The character fails one time.

• The character tries two times.

• The character never succeeds.

• Repetition of efforts, often three times, leads to success.

In the beginning, how did Raven feel about the world?

• He was happy.

• He was sleepy.

• He was excited.

• Raven grew bored with this world.

What did Raven do to the water?

• He drank the water.

• He played in the water.

• He made more water.

• Raven caused the water to drain away and form the ground.

How did Raven feel about the people he found?

• He was scared of them.

• He hid from them.

• He did not like them.

• Raven also felt responsible for them and wanted to take care of them.

What was the problem with the world Raven formed?

• It was too bright.

• It was too cold.

• It was too small.

• The world was very dark.

Why did the people complain to Raven?

• They were hungry.

• They were tired.

• They wanted new homes.

• The world is too dark.

What did Raven decide to do about the darkness?

• He decided to go to sleep.

• He decided to hide.

• He decided to complain too.

• Raven decided to find light and bring it to the world.

Who was the guardian of light?

• Raven.

• The people.

• A clam shell.

• Gray Eagle was the guardian of all kinds of light.