Villaroza Mariemar S.

BEED 3A

LITERATURE

Traditional literature

Fairy tale folk tale Fables

Fairy tales are stories "Sleeping Beauty" (French: La

intended which include Belle au bois dormant) or An intriguing story of The
fanciful characters including, "Little Briar Rose" (German: Tortoise and The Hare teaches
but not limited to, fairies, Dornröschen), also titled in us that one can achieve
elves, and wizards. Along with English as "The Sleeping success by doing things slowly
fantastic characters, these Beauty in the Woods", is a and steadily, rather than by
stories often include other classic fairy tale. It is about a acting carelessly and hastily.
elements of magic or fantasy. princess who is cursed to Short moral stories for kids
Often including royalty, fairy sleep for a hundred years by enhance their thinking
tales typically conclude with a an evil fairy. capacity and broaden their
happy ending for the The folktale begins with a mental horizon along with
protagonist, with good princess whose parents are imparting an important moral
triumphing over evil. told by a wicked fairy that lesson.
Cinderella overcoming the evil their daughter will die when
of her stepmother and she pricks her finger on a A hare dares the tortoise to a
stepsisters and meeting her particular item race in order to prove his
prince, with the help of some running speed. The tortoise
magic. refuses and mocks the hare
for accepting the dare. The
hare wins the race and all the
animals in the forest cheer for
him as he crosses the finish
line first. The hare decided to
take a short nap so that he
would run past the finish line
in a fresh mood. However, the
 tortoise was left far behind
and almost could not be seen.

Poetry

Haiku Limerick Narrative

Star: Limerick
This is the story of Issa, born in by Kaitlyn Guenther Ladybird, Ladybird fly away
1763 on a farm in central home
Japan. He began writing There once was a wonderful by Mother Goose
poetry as a young child, star Lady-bird! Lady-bird! fly
inspired by his love of nature. Who thought she would go away home;
At one point in his life he very far The field-mouse is gone to
spent seven years walking Until she fell down her nest,
across Japan, composing And looked like a clown The daisies have shut up
poetry along the way. He She knew she would never go their sleepy red eyes,
wrote more than 20,000 haiku far. And the birds and the bees
and never lost his love for the are at rest.
little things.
“Issa was born long ago in a Lady-bird! Lady-bird! fly
small mountain village in away home;
Japan. In the spring, plum The glow-worm is lighting
blossoms washed through the her lamp,
air, and Issa heard farmers The dew's falling fast, and
sing as they planted rice.” In your fine speckled wings
the mountains, the four Will flag with the close-
seasons change, filling Issa’s clinging damp.
days with discoveries. His
observations made their way Lady-bird! Lady-bird! fly
into poetry – haiku that away home;
becomes part of his life story The fairy-bells tinkle afar;
in this book. An illustration of Make haste, or they'll catch
a young boy: you and harness you fast
A child intent With a cobweb to Oberon's
on plucking jewels car.
of dew in the morning
grass.

Later, as a young man on a

journey of discovery he jots his
observations down as poems:
A withered tree
blooms once again-
butterflies holding fast.

Once, writes Gollub, Issa saw

watermelons left outside in a
tub to chill. He felt sorry that
someone would eat them up,
and wished that they could
hop away.
Cool melons –
turn to frogs!
if people should come near.

Informational books

Chapter book Concept book Chapter book

The Little Prince is a 1943

"The Ugly Duckling" (Danish:
bedtime book and a counting novella by Antoine de Saint-
Den grimme aelling) is a Exupéry. It was published in
Danish literary fairy tale. It
was first published on 11
November 1843 in New Fairy
Tales. The tale has been
adapted to various media
including opera, musical, and
animated film.
book! English and French in the
United States in April 1943.
“A delightful bedtime book.”— The story follows a young
New York Times prince who visits various
planets in space, including
Acclaimed author Molly Bang Earth, and addresses themes
shares the going-to-bed of friendship, love, and loss.
countdown in a loving family.
“Ten small toes all washed and
warm,” begins the story, and
then young readers journey
toward tuck-in time, counting
down along with the story’s
African-American father and
daughter.
In the satisfying conclusion,
one little sleepyhead settles in
for the night. An award-
winning classic, Ten, Nine,
Eight has been comforting and
delighting children and their
parents for more than thirty
years.
“This beguiling picture book,
with a palette of eye-filling
colors, appears to arise
naturally from the love binding
a father and his little ‘big’ girl
who turn bedtime into
playtime with a rhyming
game.”
Biography

Historical fiction Fictional books Fictional books

Special type of books

Picture book

Non-fiction Fantasy Fiction

Board books

Pop-up books

Animated book Tunnel books Animated books