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Myths, Fairytale, Tall Tales, Legends, and Fables Be an Expert!
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Myths Stories about gods, goddesses, and spirits Try to explain how things in the world were created Many famous ones are Greek, Roman, Viking, Native American Example: Pandora’s Box
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Fairytale Stories that have been passed down for hundreds of years Setting is along time ago Magic, imaginary creatures, and talking animals can be included Example: Goldilocks and the Three Bears
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Tall Tales Stories that stretch the truth Could be about real people or imaginary characters Usually show great strength or size Example: John Henry
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Legends Always about humans but can have magic or supernatural events Based on real people who are considered heroes Story handed down for many years; truth becomes distorted Example: Johnny Appleseed
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Fables Short story that teaches a lesson (called a moral) Characters are usually animals Aesop is the most well-known author Example: The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse
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Are You Ready for the Challenge? Fairytale? Legend? Fable? Tall Tale? Myth?
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