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Fairy Tales And Fables |
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Fairy Tales WebQuest - Main Site http://www.webquestuk.org.uk/Completed%20Quests/Fairy20Tales/jhwebquest.htm |
| Introduction http://www.webquestuk.org.uk/Completed%20Quests/Fairy%20Tales/intro.htm |
| The Task: http://www.webquestuk.org.uk/Completed%20Quests/Fairy%20Tales/task.htm Work with a partner to do the following activities: Analyse fairy tales by identifying recurring themes as shown on
the sheet called, "Themes" at: Outline a story map for your own fairy tale, including standard
story elements and fairy tale themes. Write your own fairy tale based on your story map. |
| Process http://www.webquestuk.org.uk/Completed%20Quests/Fairy%20Tales/proc.htm Get together with your partner to do the
following activities. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Step 5: |
| Resources http://www.webquestuk.org.uk/Completed%20Quests/Fairy%20Tales/reso.htm Resources needed to complete the tasks are linked in the process steps. These include: Fairy Tales Theme Chart Story Map Template Fairy Tales Page, which includes links to online fairy tales . |
| Evaluation http://www.webquestuk.org.uk/Completed%20Quests/Fairy%20Tales/eval.htm |
| Conclusion http://www.webquestuk.org.uk/Completed%20Quests/Fairy%20Tales/conc.htm |
| Additional Resources
Fairy and Folk Tale Resources
: An unbelievable Source Fairy Tale Resources
- a great List Hans Christian Anderson.
He wrote
almost 200 of them. Grimm's Fairy Tales http://www.fln.vcu.edu/grimm/grimm_menu.html Folk And Fairy Tales From Around The World Fairy Tales SurLaLune Fairy Tale Pages The Cinderella Project Twisted Tales Classic Children's Stories Fairy Tales & Fables Stories and Fairy Tales Story Palace: Children's Stories |
| Other Fairy Webquests http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&q=fairy+tale+ webquest&btnG=Google+Search |
| Fractured Fairy Tales We started off with Jon Scieszka's True Story of the Three Little Pigs, which tells the story from the perspective of the wolf. The students loved it and found it very funny. They then chose a tale of their own to tell from another perspective. Jon Scieszka has a website called Fractured Fairy Tales. The address is: http://teacher.scholastic.com/writewit/mff/fractured_fairy.htm |
On the fairytale website side of things, you could check out some of the projects we have put together, where we have re-written and animated a group of classic fairy tales. They're aimed at the primary school sector but might prove at least an interesting starting point: http://www.brementownmusicians.com http://www.realprincess.com http://www.faithfuljohn.com |
| Ideas Perhaps you could consider having the children consider the fairytales from different perspectives.... ☺ Cinderella from a bullying perspective ☺ Red Riding Hood from a protective behaviours (this has been done in Try Again Little Red Riding Hood) ☺ Jack and the Beanstalk from an honesty perspective ☺ Goldilocks from a break-an-enter perspective..... and so on Or get the kids to retell the story from the viewpoint of the characters - perhaps from Snow White's point of view, or Grumpy who doesn't like this intruder disturbing his life, or the evil Stepmother consumed by jealousy, or the Huntsman trying to battle his conscience or a Dwarf's bed that has never been made and is now done daily. |
| Fun With Fables What is the difference between A Fairy Story And A Fable http://www.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/Fables/Fables.htm |
| Design By Wayne Roy Jan 2003 Background http://www.wtv-zone.com/califPamela/Images/aquaback.jpg |
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