Some of the traditional tales we will be looking at are The Three Little Pigs, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, and Three Billy Goats Gruff!
I am so looking forward to this topic, and all of the wonderful stories we can read and share together. Traditional tales also includes lots of songs and costumes too that we can learn and enjoy in class to support our learning!
What is your favourite traditional tale?
Do you know a traditional tale from another country
that you would like to share?
Who is your favourite traditional tale character and why?
My favourite traditional tale from Ireland, is the Salmon of Knowledge. It is about a boy called Finn McCool who went to live with an old man. The old man spent his whole life trying to catch the Salmon of Knowledge, because whoever ate the salmon would know everything there was to know in the world.
One day the old man caught the salmon, Finn went to cook the salmon, burnt and licked his thumb while cooking the salmon and absorbed the knowledge from the salmon.
Finn is my favourite character because he went on to be the hero of Ireland.
My favourite traditional tale is The Magic Porridge Pot. It is a pot that never stops giving. I will read it to you all and see what you would ask the pot for if you could. But we have to remember not to be too greedy!
My favourite traditional tale from Ireland, is the Salmon of Knowledge. It is about a boy called Finn McCool who went to live with an old man. The old man spent his whole life trying to catch the Salmon of Knowledge, because whoever ate the salmon would know everything there was to know in the world.
One day the old man caught the salmon, Finn went to cook the salmon, burnt and licked his thumb while cooking the salmon and absorbed the knowledge from the salmon.
Finn is my favourite character because he went on to be the hero of Ireland.
My favourite traditional tale is The Magic Porridge Pot. It is a pot that never stops giving. I will read it to you all and see what you would ask the pot for if you could. But we have to remember not to be too greedy!