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warm. Papa Tells Chita a Story. common. Papa Tells Chita a Story. bring. Papa Tells Chita a Story. explain. Papa Tells Chita a Story. dry. Papa Tells Chita a Story. boat. Sayings We Share:Proverbs and Fables . game. Sayings We Share:Proverbs and Fables . force.

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Storytelling 101

Storytelling 101. Lesson 1-What Is Storytelling? . Begin. What is storytelling? . Long, long ago . . . Learn about the art of storytelling and how it all began. . Story Elements Beginning, middle, and end! Learn the parts of a story here. .

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Greek Mythology

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Folktales

Folktales. What is a folktale? Characteristics of folktales Types of folktales Some well-known folktales. What is a folktale?. story that began with oral storytelling passed down through the ages teaches a lesson explains why things are as they are. Folktales. What is a folktale?

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Folktales

Folktales. What is a folktale? Characteristics of folktales Types of folktales Some well-known folktales. What is a folktale?. story that began with oral storytelling passed down through the ages teaches a lesson explains why things are as they are. Folktales. What is a folktale?

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Folktales

Folktales. What is a folktale? Characteristics of folktales Types of folktales Some well-known folktales. What is a folktale?. story that began with oral storytelling passed down through the ages teaches a lesson explains why things are as they are. Folktales. What is a folktale?

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Why Frankenstein ?

Why Frankenstein ?. Technologies of Language. Orality : Creature ->Victor -> Walton. Technologies of Language. Orality : Creature ->Victor -> Walton Writing: Letters from Walton to sister; Elizabeth to Victor. Technologies of Language. Orality : Creature ->Victor -> Walton

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Genres Made Easy

Genres Made Easy. Mrs. Bradford 2012-2013. INFORMATIONAL TEXT. Facts organized around a main idea. SCIENCE FICTION. Story tells about science or tech in the future. REALISTIC FICTION. Not true but is believable. HISTORICAL FICTION.

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boat. Sayings We Share:Proverbs and Fables . game. Sayings We Share:Proverbs and Fables . force. Sayings We Share:Proverbs and Fables . brought. Sayings We Share:Proverbs and Fables . understand. Sayings We Share:Proverbs and Fables . plane. Ramona Forever. system. Ramona Forever.

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Fables, Parables, and Fairy Tales

Fables, Parables, and Fairy Tales. Mrs. Bonifay OCS English I. Genre. Different types of stories can be classified according to genre. Genre is a particular type or category of literature. Examples of genre include fairy tales, science fiction, biographies, legends, and fables. Fables.

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Notes on

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Literture genres

Literture genres. BY: Bernardo Ligsay. Fiction. NON-FICTION. Date: July 2, 2013. NOT REAL OR TRUE IT IS MADE UP STORIES INCLUDES STORIES, MYTHS, AND FABLES IT IS MADE UP OF STORIES THAT COULD REALLY HAPPEN LATER THE STORIES ARE WRITTEN DOWN. REAL OR TRUE

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Folklore

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Traditional Literature

Traditional Literature. Mrs. Westgard Third Grade. Fables. Fables have been passed down from generation to generation. The characters are generally animals. The characters usually represent some human trait. Fables are written to teach a lesson. Fairy Tales.

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Aesop

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HLLA Chapter 4: Forms of Fiction

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Fables and Satires

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Fables

Fables. What is a Fable?. A fable is a short, fictional ( nonhistorical ) tale with a specific moral. As allegorical works, fables are told to illustrate a particular point or lesson , which is often explicitly expressed at the end of the tale via an epigram. What is a Fable?.

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What is an entrepreneur?

What is an entrepreneur?. One who draws upon his or her skills and initiative to launch a new business venture with the aim of making a profit. Often a risk-taker, inclined to see opportunity when others do not.

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Subject /Verb Agreement

Subject /Verb Agreement. Eng 1 Exercises. Exercise G1-1. Before reaching college, nearly everyone already ( knows, know ) several facts about fables. Most students know, for example, that fables are short stories that ( conveys, convey ) a moral.

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