CKLA Domain 1 - Fables and Stories

In "The Tale of Peter Rabbit," Mr. McGregor and Peter Rabbit become a weather vane?

Are fables and folktales two types of non-fiction, or stories that really happen?

Advice: Might your teacher's advice be to read every night?

Pretend: On Halloween, you can pretend to be something that you're not.

In "All Stories Are Anansi's" is Anansi always being kind to his animals friends?

Personification: When animals act like humans, that is personification.

Plot: The plot of the story is sequence of events.

Characters, setting, and plot are all important elements of stories.

In "The Crowded, Noisy House," is the rabbi's advice to the poor unfortunate man to move to a larger house?

Balanced: If a teeter-totter tips to one side, it is balanced.

Greedy: A pirate who wants all the treasure is greedy.

Moral: The moral of the story is where the story takes place.

The rabbi, Medio Pollito, Anansi, and Peter Rabbit are all characters in the stories we heard.

The setting of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit," is a busy city.

Character: A character is a person or animal who is featured in a story.

Satisfied: The cat ate a big meal and he was satisfied.

Fable: A fable is a story that teaches a lesson.

Fiction: A true story with facts is a work of fiction.

At the end of "The Little Half- Chick," does Medio Pollito become a weather vane?

Waste: It is a waste to drink all of your milk.

Bunch: If I have one grape, I have a bunch of grapes.