A legend is a person who is well-known for doing something amazing.

The forest would be enchanted if it had jewels growing on the bushes.

The unexplored parts of America were known as the frontier.

Adventures are boring, everyday experiences.

If you are curious about something, do you want to learn more about it?

If you have bad luck, do you have good fortune?

When you are sorrowful, are you happy?

If you have admiration for someone, do you like him or her and approve of what he or she does?

If you tamed your pet, did you try to get it to obey people?

If things are easy to do, are they called amazing feats?

Are the footprints the dog made in the snow called tracks?

Would someone purse their lips after they taste something very bitter and unpleasant?

If something is difficult for you, is it called a challenge?

If something displeases you, does it make you happy?

Tall Tales are fictional stories.

Tall Tale characters seem larger than life.

An important part of tall tales is exaggeration.

Exaggeration means describing the truth exactly as it is without overstating it.

The setting of tall tales are often places on the American Frontier.

The tall tale character Paul Bunyan was a famous logger who cleared land in the frontier with his blue ox, Babe.

The tall tale about Casey Jones said that he rode a horse.

The tall tale character Pecos Bill was also a logger like Paul Bunyan.

The tall tale about John Henry said that he was born with a hammer in his hand.

Fairy Tales often start with "Once upon a time".