📖 Part 1: Launch and Anticipation Guide

I can identify fairy-tale conventions and explain my thinking.

Success criteria: I can name at least four conventions, identify an archetype, and support an idea with a story detail.

A fairy tale must have a princess, a castle, and a happy ending.

Why did you choose this response?

Name a convention, character type, or story detail. You may write, draw, or make notes.

🗝️ Vocabulary Box

🗺️ Part 2: Fairy-Tale Story Map

I can map a story’s structure, characters, conventions, and evidence.

Directions: Choose a familiar fairy tale or folktale. Write brief details. Use the sentence starter when helpful: “The evidence shows…”

Protagonist:

Antagonist or opposing force:

Helper:

Convention 1:

Convention 2:

Convention 3:

Convention 4:

Optional drawing or note-taking area:

🚪 Part 3: Exit Slip

I can reflect on conventions and archetypes that I may follow or challenge.

If helpful: You may use labelled drawings, point-form notes, speech-to-text, or an oral response.

Challenge: Identify a convention that reflects a cultural assumption. Explain how changing it could alter the story’s meaning.