Learning Goals
Students will be able to analyze traditional tales to identify the lesson and supporting events that teach it.
Students will be able to compare characters’ perspectives on the same events in a story.
Students will be able to explain how point of view changes the meaning of a traditional tale.
Students will be able to adapt a traditional tale into a short play, song, or retelling that communicates a chosen lesson.
Students will be able to create roles, dialogue, movement, and repeated lines that make a message clear to an audience.
Students will be able to revise a performance plan using peer feedback to strengthen the lesson and audience impact.
Products
Individual Tale Analysis and Adaptation Portfolio
Each student creates a portfolio that shows how a chosen traditional tale teaches a lesson and how changing point of view changes the meaning. It includes a simple evidence log, point-of-view chart, draft adaptation notes, and a short artist statement about the message they want to communicate.
Small-Group Tale Remix Performance and Talkback
Teams present a short play, song, or retelling of a traditional tale that clearly communicates a lesson to an audience. After the performance, the group explains how individual research and character perspectives shaped their choices and responds to audience questions.
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