Writing A Fable - Pets

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Grade Level
Elementary School
Subject
Reading & Writing
Length of Time
30 to 45 minutes or given as h
Description

This lesson should be used with fourth and fifth grade students. It can also be used for middle school.

Students will learn about fables and write their own fable using one of their pets (if they have one) or make up a pet and name.

A fable is using an animal as the main character and have the animal take on human characteristics.

For example, I wrote a book using my newest dog, Crissy LeeAnn, as the main character, and she told about her experience as she first entered her new home with my and my other dogs. Crissy LeeAnn is a terrier/chihuahua and is three years old.

Goals

Learn about fables
Learn to write a fable

Materials Needed

Paper
Pencils
Erasers

Procedure

You need to talk about fables first and then pass out the paper so the students can write their own fable about their pet.

If you want, you can give this as homework if the students don't finish this assignment in class.

Grading

You can grade the students on sentence structure, grammar, spelling, and how well they wrote their story.

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