Myths, Legends, Folktales, Fables and Tall Tales

What could be better than even MORE fabulous Greek Myths to delight and intrigue your students with?! These myths are great for literature circles with small groups! Laminate the covers and use year after year. A great way to increase your students...

Here are four more fabulous Greek myths for your students to read. Written in kid friendly language! These myths are written in vivid, descriptive language, so that your students will ALWAYS remember who these famous characters are, their stories, and...

Are you doing a unit on myths and legends and need something just a little bit different to interest your students? Then THIS is the product that you need! "Four Fabulous Egyptian Tales of Intrigue" contains the stories of "The Slave and the Red...

Introduce or reinforce your students' knowledge of folktales by having them read a great folktale, "Connor O'Malley Learns a Lesson." This descriptive story comes with a "What is a Folktale?" anchor chart to post in your classroom, vocabulary word...

Are you ready to use some great stories in Literature Circles or reading groups to make your kids LOVE reading? These five great tall tales are just the answer! They are written in kid friendly language, and have great examples of hyperbole in them!...

How about some great fractured fairy tales to make your students LOVE reading again AND to strengthen their comprehension skills? This product contains the following three "fairly fractured" fairy tales: "The Princess and the Peanut", "The Three (Not so...

Are you ready to teach your students all about Chinese New Year? These two wonderful Reader's Theaters will help the children in your class to understand the myth behind the traditions of the New Year, as well as the animals and their position on the...

Do you want your kids to LOVE what they read AND cover Common Core Standards? Fractured fairy tales are a perfect way to expose your students to funny, creative stories AND have them write written responses to comprehension questions about character...

Here are four often overlooked tall tales about the Old West! Included are tall tales about Hiawatha, Casey Jones, John Henry, and Mike Fink! Each tall tale is written in kid friendly language and is a great way to motivate your students to read while...

What a fun, great way to begin a unit on fables with your students! Some familiar, and not so familiar fables from Aesop are jazzed up just a bit to more fully develop characters and plots! Great for third and fourth graders! Your students will...

What a great way to introduce your students to myths! This product contains the following:   -Four Greek myths written in kid friendly language:   Arachne and Athena, King Midas and the Golden Touch, Orpheus and Eurydice, and  ...