RL.2.9
Compare and contrast two or more versions of the same story (e.g., Cinderella stories) by different authors or from different cultures.
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As an introduction to different perspectives on the same story, students will analyze text of a different version of a familiar story.
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The fables differ in their plot and theme – let’s look at the versions and make connections.
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What's the theme of the story and why is it important to me?
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Two versions of a fable-summarize and see if they’re the same!
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Puppetry can be used to dramatize a different version of the same fictional story while foreshadowing similar key details.
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Comparing the familiar with an unfamiliar version gives students opportunity to analyze multiple perspectives.
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By analyzing this Wild Western version of Cinderella, students will gain new perspectives of how a story with a similar central theme can have different points of view.
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Fables from other countries - compare/contrast and look at the problem and solution!
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As an important literary technique,differences in perspective and point of view are exemplified in stories with the same central theme, such as this Korean version of CInderella
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Every culture has it's unique way of telling folktales. Will Trencitas (Goldilocks) eat all the frijoles (beans) while the three bears take their walk?
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Glass slippers, pumpkin carriages, fairy godmothers! I can't believe how many Cinderella stories there are!
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Comparing and contrasting different versions of stories helps students gain a deep level of comprehension of the stories.
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Use voice to show a character's point of view!
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Three stories! Compare, Constrast and Infer the Ideas!
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