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Fairy Tale Journeys
by Cassie
Follow along on this journey through folk tales from around the world. I began this journey for my elementary literature class in my Charlotte Mason co-op so we could fit more stories into our year. These stories are for everyone, so I hope you will travel with us! As you listen, pay attention to the things you notice. Ask yourself "I wonder" type questions. Think about what the stories remind you of. Fairy tales are a key building block of story, along with Bible stories, myths, fables, and legends - so you are sure to be reminded of all kinds of stories, including literature. Cassie
Episodes
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The Master Thief
The Master Thief - From the Grimms
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Tom Thumb’s Travels
Tom Thumb’s Travels from the Grimms.
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Tom Thumb
Tom Thumb from the Grimms.
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The Goose Girl at the Well
This is the story of The Goose Girl at the Well by the Grimms. It will probably remind you of a great many other tales we have read or that you have read to yourself! I thought of King Lear, Cap O’ Rushes, Love Like Salt, Toads and Diamonds, and many more!
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The Golden Goose
This is a cumulative fairy tale called The Golden Goose, from the Grimms.
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The Water of Life
The Water of Life - The Grimm Brothers
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The True Bride
The True Bride - The Grimm Brothers
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The Goose Girl
The Goose Girl - From the Grimm Brothers
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The King of the Golden River Chapter Five
Here is the final chapter of this delightful literary fairy tale by John Ruskin. I hope you have enjoyed listening to it. Have a wonderful Christmas season and I will see you all in the New Year!
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The King of the Golden River Chapter Four
Enjoy chapter for of John Ruskin’s The King of the Golden River.
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The King of the Golden River Chapter Three
Here is chapter three of Ruskin’s The King of the Golden River.
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The King of the Golden River Chapter Two
Enjoy chapter two of John Ruskin’s The King of the Golden River.
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The King of the Golden River Chapter One
The King of the Golden River is a literary fairy tale by John Ruskin. This is chapter one. Stay tuned for the next installments!
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The Bremen Town-Musicians
The Bremen Town-Musicians - Grimms
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Brother and Sister
Brother and Sister - Grimms
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Molle Holle
Molle Holle - Grimms
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The Old Woman in the Wood
The Old Woman in the Wood - Grimms
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The Turnip
The Turnip - from the Grimms
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Rumpelstiltskin
Rumpelstiltskin from the Grimm Brothers
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King Thrushbeard
King Thrushbeard from the Grimm Brothers
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Snow White and Rose Red
Enjoy this variation on the Snow White story. How is it similar and how is it different from the Snow White we are all more familiar with? What other tales does this one remind you of. I think it has a very Northern feel.
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The Frog King (or Iron Heinrich)
This is another story from the Grimm Brothers.
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The Singing, Springing Lark
Enjoy this Beauty and the Beast story from the Grimm Brothers.
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Little Red Cap
This is the true Little Red Riding Hood story with a happy ending!
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The Juniper Tree
The Juniper Tree from the Grimm Brothers is rich with symbolism and layers of meaning. Enjoy!
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Hansel and Gretel
Enjoy Hansel and Gretel - from the Grimm Brothers.
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The Golden Bird
The Golden Bird from the Grimm Brothers
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The Twelve Dancing Princesses
The Twelve Dancing Princesses from the Grimm Brothers
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The White Snake
The White Snake from the Grimm Brothers
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The Six Servants
The Six Servants from The Grimm Brothers
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The Two Brothers [Part Two]
Enjoy part two of the Two Brothers from Grimms. You will no doubt be reminded of a great many other stories and I would love to hear about the connections you make. What else do you notice? Do you have any questions about this story?
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The Two Brothers [Part One]
Enjoy part one of The Two Brothers from the Grimms. And then you might like to listen to Snow White again, or read Shakespeare’s play Cymbeline in full or in Leon Garfield’s Shakespeare Stories Volume II.
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Snow White
Snow White - Grimm Brothers
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Little Briar Rose
This is Sleeping Beauty - Grimm Brothers
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Cinderella
Welcome to our first Grimms fairy tale - the beloved Cinderella. How is the similar to or different from other Cinderella type stories that you know?
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Cap O’ Rushes
We begin with an English Fairy Tale from Joseph Jacobs, because it goes with the Legend of Lier and Shakespeare’s King Lear that we have been reading in co-op this week. Jacobs was one of the people influenced by the Grimm Brothers to collect folktales.
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An Introduction to The Grimm Brothers
To start our new year of fairy tales, I want to share this introduction to the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. If you would like to learn more about the Grimm Brothers, I recommend The Brothers Grimm by Ann Schmiesing. You can find it as an audiobook on Audible and Hoopla, or purchase a hard copy. This...
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The Dragon and The Enchanted Filly
Here is a wonderful Italian Folk Tale that reminds me of Shakespeare’s Cymbeline.
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The Princesses Wed to the First Passersby
An Italian Folk Tale
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Catherine the Wise
Another Italian folk tale heroine named Catherine.
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Catherine, The Sly Country Lass
This is another Italian Folk Tale. One of many with a female heroine named Catherine.
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The Canary Prince
This is an Italian tale.
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The Foppish King
Welcome to the Summer Season of Fairy Tale Journeys. This is another Italian tale.
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The Enchanted Castle
An Italian literary fairy tale
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The Golden Ball
An Italian Folk Tale
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The Bucket
A story from Italy.
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Water in the Basket
A story from Italy.
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The Fine Greenbird
A story from Italy.
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Fair Brow
This is a story from Italy.
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The Tale of the Cats
This is a fairy tale from Italy. Note: In case the children wonder what blood sausage is, it is a sausage like food made by cooking blood (usually of pigs) together with fillers such as meat, bread, suet, oats, etc. It is considered a delicacy in several countries.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Follow along on this journey through folk tales from around the world. I began this journey for my elementary literature class in my Charlotte Mason co-op so we could fit more stories into our year. These stories are for everyone, so I hope you will travel with us! As you listen, pay attention to the things you notice. Ask yourself "I wonder" type questions. Think about what the stories remind you of. Fairy tales are a key building block of story, along with Bible stories, myths, fables, and legends - so you are sure to be reminded of all kinds of stories, including literature. Cassie
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