'Folk tale' diaporamas de présentation

Novel Study - The Pearl

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Bronze Mythology Study Guide

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Announcements

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Review of Entire Course

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Black History Month

Black History Month. Bayside Elementary School. Black History Month Activities 3rd Grade

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Facts of

Facts of. Halloween. Halloween actually has its origins in the Catholic Church. It comes from a contracted corruption of All Hallows Eve. November 1 st , All Hallows Day (or All Saints Day) is a Catholic day of observance in honor of saints.

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dyssey

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Created by: Kristi Waltke

Genre Practice 2 nd Grade Unit 3 Scott Foresman. Created by: Kristi Waltke. Reader Concept Vocabulary Text Support Language Enrichment . Reader Concept Vocabulary Text Support Language Enrichment . Student Edition Leveled Readers Decodable Reader. Student Edition

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GENRES

GENRES. A genre is a text category defined by style, content, and form. There are many types of genres, here are some examples :. Fiction. Realistic Fiction Historical Fiction Fantasy Science Fiction Myth Adventure Folk Tale Mystery Horror. Non Fiction-. Informational

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Created by: Kristi Waltke

Genre Practice 2 nd Grade Scott Foresman. Created by: Kristi Waltke. Reader Concept Vocabulary Text Support Language Enrichment . Reader Concept Vocabulary Text Support Language Enrichment . Student Edition Leveled Readers Decodable Reader. Student Edition Leveled Readers

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The Scent of the Skunk A Native American Folk Tale

The Scent of the Skunk A Native American Folk Tale. The skunk was once a larger animal than he is now- he was as large as a hill. But he became smaller and smaller and this caused him to worry.

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Myths, Folk Tales, Fables, and Fairy Tales

Myths, Folk Tales, Fables, and Fairy Tales. A PowerPoint Presentation By Kim Denney, Lake Murray Elementary, Lexington School District One. What is a myth? A myth is a story that usually explains something about the world and involves gods and other superhuman beings. Examples of Myths.

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The Cow-Tail Switch

The Cow-Tail Switch. A Liberian Folk Tale Presented by: Ms. Wilkin. Summary- Exposition. The Cow-Tail Switch is a folk-tale about a hunter named Ogaloussa . Ogaloussa , his wife, and his sons lived in the village of Kundi in Liberia. .

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King lear

By : william shakespeare. King lear. King Lear was based on an aged monarch who was abused by his children. The origins are a folk tale that appeared first in written form in the 12th century and was based on spoken stories that originated much further back into the Middle Ages.

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The Fool, the Sheep and the End of the World A folk tale told by David Heathfield

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Powerful Empires of India

Presented by Vianca , Hope, Sydney, and Caleb . Powerful Empires of India. Kingdoms . Deccan was divided into many kingdoms after the decline of Maurya power. Had its own capital Had many different temples (Hindu and Buddhist) Different languages (Sanskrit)

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Mythological Terms

Mythological Terms. These terms are important to know in order to succeed in class. Mythology. = A body of traditional tales of a particular people A. Originally told orally, but later passed on in written form B. Extends from prehistoric times to today-- timeless

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Mythological Terms

Mythological Terms. These terms are important to know in order to succeed in class. Mythology. A body of traditional tales of a particular people A. Originally told orally, but later passed on in written form B. Extends from prehistoric times to today-- timeless

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The Maid of Cefn Ydfa.

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