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    This document provides directions for students to log into a website and follow links to answer questions about Irish folklore and culture. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about landmarks, symbols, myths, and characters from Irish tales. Students are asked to explore stories about the Giant's Causeway, Hag's Head rock, the trinity knot, claddagh ring, Watershee, Children of Lir, the stolen bride, leprechauns, and changelings. After answering the questions, students must consider what aspects of beliefs and daily life are important to the people of Ireland based on the stories and information provided.

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    This document provides directions for students to log into a website and follow links to answer questions about Irish folklore and culture. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about landmarks, symbols, myths, and characters from Irish tales. Students are asked to explore stories about the Giant's Causeway, Hag's Head rock, the trinity knot, claddagh ring, Watershee, Children of Lir, the stolen bride, leprechauns, and changelings. After answering the questions, students must consider what aspects of beliefs and daily life are important to the people of Ireland based on the stories and information provided.

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    This document provides directions for students to log into a website and follow links to answer questions about Irish folklore and culture. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about landmarks, symbols, myths, and characters from Irish tales. Students are asked to explore stories about the Giant's Causeway, Hag's Head rock, the trinity knot, claddagh ring, Watershee, Children of Lir, the stolen bride, leprechauns, and changelings. After answering the questions, students must consider what aspects of beliefs and daily life are important to the people of Ireland based on the stories and information provided.

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    Name: __________________________

    Date: ________________

    Follow the Leprechauns


    Directions: Log into the website: http://www.weebly.com/weebly/main.php.
    Read the main page and follow the links. Answer the ten questions by
    reading the information provided with each link. After the ten questions are
    answered proceed to the big question and answer.
    1. How was The Giant's Causeway created? (Click on Giants and Fairies)

    2. What is the story behind the rock Hag's Head at The Cliffs of Moher?

    3. What does a trinity knot represent?

    4. What is the story behind the claddagh ring? What does it represent?

    5. What is a Watershee and their story?

    6. Who are the Children of Lir?

    7. Who is the stolen bride?

    8. What role does a leprechaun play in Irish tales?

    9. Why are young children and babies afraid of "Changeling?"

    10. What did the child dream? What could be a moral to this story?

    The Big Question:


    Based on the stories you have read, and the information you have been told... What
    do the people of Ireland find to be important in their beliefs and
    daily life?

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