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Folklore for Life Lessons

Folklore for Life Lessons. By Tammy Kiholm Comm 1010. Open your imagination. Little Red Riding Hood What do you see? What characteristics does the picture in your mind have?. The Feeling. Cinderella lost her shoe, was late, and did not have time to go get it.

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Folklore for Life Lessons

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  1. Folklore for Life Lessons By Tammy Kiholm Comm 1010

  2. Open your imagination • Little Red Riding Hood • What do you see? • What characteristics does the picture in your mind have?

  3. The Feeling • Cinderella lost her shoe, was late, and did not have time to go get it. • Imagine yourself in her position, frantic and late. • You lost a beautiful shoe, and could be spotted in rags?

  4. Relax • Stop and explore your emotion. • Pay attention to what you are feeling. • How you can make it your adventure and your story?

  5. Added Extras • Notice the external noise in the tale. • The main idea might be simple but, what else is happening.

  6. Language and Style • It is fun to pretend and sometimes forget where you are. • In Peter Pan, you are a hero or pirates mate. • In Huckleberry Fin, you are feeling lazy on a hot summer day.

  7. Morals • Jack Skellington almost ruined Christmas. • Mind your own business. • The Fisherman’s Wife ended up with nothing. • Greed • Falling in love with a Beast.

  8. Seriously • Are these things likely to happen? • Try it and find out.

  9. Works Cited • Andersen, H (1837) The Emperor’s New Clothes. Denmark: C.A. Reitzel • Burton, T (1993) The Nightmare Before Christmas, Disney Films • Disney, W (1972) Peter Pan and Captain Hook. New York, N.Y.: Randonm House Children’s Books. • Mayer, M (1978) Beauty and the Beast. New York, N.Y. North-South Books Inc. • Tatar, M. (Eds.). (2004) The Annotated Brothers Grimm. New York, N.Y.: W.W. Norton & Company. Hansel and Gretel pg 72; The Fisherman and His Wife pg 86; Cinderella pg 113 

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