I can identify the difference

between a folktale and non-fiction

text.

I can identify acts of courage in

the text and within my own life.

I can compare and contrast two or

more versions of the same story
by different authors or from
different cultures.
 Background Information:
Our book today is fiction. It is a folktale told long ago by the
Algonquin tribe. It is about a girl whose face is scarred by fire, so
she is no longer pretty. The title of the book is The Rough-Face Girl,
and you can see how she hides her face. It was written by Rafe
Martin and illustrated by David Shannon. The story takes place near
Lake Ontario.

After we read today, I'll

ask you to write a
message to the girl in the
story. Think about what
you'd like to tell her.
Turn and Talk:

Should the Rough-Face Girl

give up and go home?

Let's hear some opinions.

Next time, we'll find out what

she did!
 Story Map
Characters: Setting:

Problem: Resolution:

Events:
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 haughty people In our book, it says that
think that they are the two sisters "walked
better than haughtily through the
others village."
haughtily

People who are rich normally

act ____________ towards
those who are not rich.
something that is not The Rough-Face Girl
really needed; extra; tells her father,
you can do without it "Whatever you can spare,
I can use."
spare

Do you have a spare _________ that I

could use?
Spare tire
I have a spare set of ________ in my
locker.
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 Combine
Give us some new moccasins.
Give us some pretty dresses.
Give us some necklaces.

and

I see that there are a series of nouns that are the only
difference between these three sentences. I know I can
combine with commas and and.
Expand
Their father gave them these things.

What kind of things? Can we add adjectives

to describe them? And why did he give
them? Start your reason with because.
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Res󰈥󰈡󰈞s󰇵
 If you could send a message to the girl,
what would it say?

Dear Rough Face Girl,

_________________________________.

because sisters mean love

beautiful courage strong invisible
kind being man father
Cre󰈀󰉃󰈏o󰈞 T󰈎m󰇵!
Cinderella in France or Rough Face Girl?
Choose which version of Cinderella you would like to
create in your own way. You will be given a sheet of paper
and I want you to create a background of the setting
where your story is taking place. Please be as creative as
possible! You make use markers, crayons, or colored
pencils. Tomorrow, you will be creating your characters
with some different types of materials. You will have 15
minutes to complete this task. Have fun!