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if I give you one grape, will you have a bunch?

no

Would a pirate who wanted all the treasure be greedy?

yes

In this fable, an animal character is stingy and refuses to budge so others can eat.

The Dog and the Manger

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

no

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Don't be something your not, be yourself

When animals act like humans, is that called personification?

yes

Is it a waste to drink all of your milk?

no

Might your teacher’s advice be to read every night?

yes

Can you pretend to be someone you are not?

yes

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Don't be greedy

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Things could always get worse

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Don't count your chickens before they hatch, things don't always go as planned

If the cat ate a big meal, would he be very satisfied?

yes

What lesson did we learn from this story?

You can't always get what you want

In this fable, a shepherd boy gets bored tending the sheep and decides to cry “wolf” when there really isn’t a wolf.

The Boy Who Cries Wolf

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Be nice, share

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Don't tell lies

Is a fable a story that teaches a lesson?

Yes

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Always help others

Is the moral or lesson of the story where the story takes place?

no

Is a character a person or animal who is featured in a story?

yes

If a teeter-totter tipped to one side, would it be balanced?

no

In this story, an animal character doesn’t listen to his mother and ends up with a stomachache and quite a fright.

Peter Rabbit

Tell me an example of personification that we heard about in one of our stories

In “All Stories Are Anansi’s,” is Anansi always thinking of ways to help his animal friends?

no

Are fables and folktales stories that really happened?

no

In this folktale, an animal character tricks bigger, stronger animals and earns a box of stories, which he shares with people.

All Stories are Anansi's

Is a true story considered fiction?

no

Is the setting of “The Tale of Peter Rabbit” a busy city?

no

Are characters, setting, and plot all important parts of a story?

yes

In this folktale, a selfish animal character turns into a weather vane after refusing to help others.

The Little Half Chick

What lesson did we learn from this story?

Always listen to your parents

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

yes

Are the rabbi, Medio Pollito, Anansi, and Peter Rabbit all characters in the stories you heard?

yes

Is a true story considered fiction?

no

In “The Tale of Peter Rabbit,” do Mr. McGregor and Peter Rabbit become good friends?

no