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Tradition Meets Imagination
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Tradition Meets Imagination
📚 Part 1: Story Comprehension
1. Who is the hero of The Dragon Slayer?
The young farmer
The dragon
The wise elder
A traveling storyteller
2. What does the dragon most likely represent in the story?
A fear the hero must face
A new invention
A type of food
A weather event
3. Which parts of the story show tradition? Check all that apply.
A family festival
A ritual dance
A modern phone call
Stories told by elders
4. What problem does the hero need to solve? Write one short sentence:
✏️ Part 2: Creative Expression & Reflection
5. Draw a hero or magical creature that mixes a tradition (real or made-up) with imagination. Label one traditional detail you included.
Traditional detail: _____________________________
6. Write 2–3 short sentences about your hero. Who are they, what tradition do they use, and what imaginative twist do they add?
7. Reflection: In one sentence, how did tradition help your hero succeed?
8. Partner feedback: Write one thing you liked about your partner’s idea.
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