Unit Award Scheme

122235 RESPONDING TO THE THEME: FOLKTALES AND FAIRYTALES IN MODERN CULTURE

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have		Evidence needed
demonstrated the ability to
1	listen to and read a short traditional folk or fairytale, identifying the key features and discussing the moral of the story	Summary sheet
2	complete a comparison worksheet noting the key similarities and differences between two folk or fairytales	Student completed work
3	read aloud a short extract from a folk or fairytale, using storytelling communication skills to hold the attention of the audience	Summary sheet
4	watch and take part in a discussion about a film adaptation of a folk or fairytale, making at least two comparisons with the original material	Summary sheet
5	complete a profile sheet for two characters from the texts studied to include key character information and their personal opinion regarding the character	Student completed work
6	write a review of a modern work of fiction, identifying the links to the key features of folk or fairytales	Student completed work
7	plan and deliver a short presentation on a chosen old or modern folk or fairytale, expressing a personal opinion	Summary sheet
shown knowledge of
8	the main features of the storytelling tradition, including how stories can change in response to changes in society, eg gender roles, morals	Summary sheet
9	the key importance of folktales and fairytales in bringing society together, eg the sharing of stories, an agreed moral code	Summary sheet
10	how to work effectively with others on at least two speaking, listening and communication activities, eg group storytelling.	Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 8 October 2024Level - Entry Level