Fairy Tales

Who went to visit Grandma?

I have 3 fairy godmothers. I am very beloved in my kingdom. One day, I pricked my finger and fell right asleep! Who am I?

Fairy tales usually teach a lesson or demonstrate values important to the culture. True or False?

In Fairy tales, magic must be used for evil. True or False?

I found an old oil lamp in a cave. When I rubbed it, a genie appeared! Now I have three wishes. Who am I?

I am very curious. I love to explore the woods. I cannot resist porridge. I have blonde hair. Who am I?

I live in the sea. I helped rescue a young man from drowning. I made a deal with the sea witch so I could walk on land. Who am I?

Whose nose grew long?

Who had to build a strong house?

Who had dwarfs as friends?

Fairy tales must involve magic elements, which may be magical people, animals, or objects. True or False?

Fairy tales are set in the past—usually significantly long ago. It might even pretend to be a historical fact from the past. True or False?

I have been in my tower for a very long time. My hair is used as a rope for climbing. Who am I?

I was cursed by a spell. I live alone in a castle with a beautiful garden. Some think I am monster but my curse will lift if someone loves me. Who am I?

Fairy tales include fantasy, supernatural or make-believe characters and settings. True or False?

We are learning about building. There are hairs on our chin. We always help each other. Who are we?

Fairy tales need to include fairies. True or False?

Who slept for many years?

Fairy tales have clearly defined protagonists and antagonists. True or False?

Who lost a glass shoe?

Who did not sleep well on the mattress?

Who turned into a beautiful swan?

Who had very long hair?

I have two step-sisters. A fairy godmother helps me attend a ball at the castle. When I leave at midnight, I lose my shoe. Who am I?