Traditional literature refers to stories and poems passed down orally for generations to understand nature and the supernatural, until eventually being written down. Legends differ from tall tales in that legends are stories rooted in actual people or events while tall tales feature exaggerated feats or characters. When selecting stories for storytelling, one should consider the story's entertainment value, its ability to hold listeners' attention, and whether it conveys an important lesson or message.
Traditional literature refers to stories and poems passed down orally for generations to understand nature and the supernatural, until eventually being written down. Legends differ from tall tales in that legends are stories rooted in actual people or events while tall tales feature exaggerated feats or characters. When selecting stories for storytelling, one should consider the story's entertainment value, its ability to hold listeners' attention, and whether it conveys an important lesson or message.
Traditional literature refers to stories and poems passed down orally for generations to understand nature and the supernatural, until eventually being written down. Legends differ from tall tales in that legends are stories rooted in actual people or events while tall tales feature exaggerated feats or characters. When selecting stories for storytelling, one should consider the story's entertainment value, its ability to hold listeners' attention, and whether it conveys an important lesson or message.
Traditional literature refers to stories and poems passed down orally for generations to understand nature and the supernatural, until eventually being written down. Legends differ from tall tales in that legends are stories rooted in actual people or events while tall tales feature exaggerated feats or characters. When selecting stories for storytelling, one should consider the story's entertainment value, its ability to hold listeners' attention, and whether it conveys an important lesson or message.
Childrens Literature Chapter 6 Quiz Name______________________________
1. Define traditional literature.
Traditional literature is the multitude of stories and poems written to understand the natural world, and what was beyond the natural world, and it was passed down orally from generation to generation until it was eventually written down.
2. How do legends differ from tall tales?
3. Discuss three criteria for selecting stories for storytelling.