My story is about how a bear met a fox who told him to go out on the ice, and how he got his tail snapped off.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Why Bears Have Short Tails - told by Tya Smith
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"Tell Me Another One" is the ArtsSmarts Storytelling Podcast of Holy Cross Elementary School, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. From January to May 2008, grade 4 to 6 students worked with storyteller Dale Jarvis to learn and tell stories from Newfoundland and around the world. These are their tales. Download and enjoy!
Grades K - 3 Nursery Rhyme Videos
Grade 5
- Adam Fitzgerald - Tar Baby and Brother Rabbit
- Anthony Johnson - Jack Guards The Door
- Caitlin Lacey - James Curran's Ghost
- Chantelle Saunders - The Stranger At The Door
- Christopher Somerton - Why Dogs Chase Cats
- Janelle Fleming - Rabbit Plays Tug Of War
- Jesse Williams - Legend of John Henry
- Jessica Walsh - A Stranger At The Door
- Leon Hayward - When Sun and Wind Had a Contest
- Sean Hewitt - Jake's Ghost
- Zachary Aminson - How Turtle Tricked Rabbit
Grade 6
- Amber Brown - The Golden Leg
- Courtney Dymond - The Princess and The Pea
- Crystal Smith - The Frog Prince
- Darren Woods - The Ant and The Dove
- John Ennis - Stone Soup
- Joshua Somerton - How The Elephant Got His Trunk
- Kaylee Oliver - Crusty Harry
- Kelly Ryan - The Swan Maiden
- Matthew Fisher-Power - Crusty Harry
- Rebecca Morgan - The Frog Prince
- Tya Smith - Why Bears Have Short Tails
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About Our Storytelling Project
2008 was the second year that a storytelling ArtsSmarts project was run at Holy Cross. Students in grades 4-6 worked with storyteller Dale Jarvis to learn local legends and world folktales. The young tellers learned how to break a story down into pieces through a story mapping exercise, learned the plot of the story, and then told their stories to each other. Students in K-3 worked with storyteller Mary Fearon and puppeteer Darka Erdelji on stories and rhymes.
About ArtsSmarts
Launched in 1998 by the J. W. McConnell Family Foundation, ArtsSmarts is a national initiative to promote the active engagement of young people in the arts through school-based projects. ArtsSmarts seeks to integrate art throughout the standard school curriculum, to develop intellectual and communication skills in children through active participation in the arts, and to enhance appreciation for culture and art within children. ArtsSmarts is run in Newfoundland and Labrador through the Department of Education and the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council.
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