Creative Thinking: The Raven and The Fox | English for Class 6 PDF Download

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Creative Thinking A ctivity Sheet: The Raven
and the F ox
Class 6 English - Chapter 2: The Raven and the F ox
W elcome to the world of *The Raven and the F ox*! This classic fable is full of
clever tricks, witty words, and lessons about trust and flattery . In this activity
sheet, you’ll create stories, designs, and games inspired b y the cunning fox, the
proud r aven, and the cheese that started it all. Join the English F air and let’ s
explore the magic of words and ideas!
A ctivity 1: Char acter Tr ait Collage
Create a collage (in words or a sk etch) that represents the personality tr aits of
the r aven and the fox. Explain your design.
• Dr aw or de scribe your collage:
• List k ey t r aits: (e.g., Raven: proud, trusting; F ox: cunning, persuasive)
• Explanation ( 2-3 sentences):
A ctivity 2: Alternate Ending Story
Write a short story giving a new ending to *The Raven and the F ox* , where the
r aven outsmarts the fox or learns a lesson differently .
• New char acter name (if an y):
• Starting s ituation: (e.g., Raven with cheese, F ox approaches)
• Story (4- 5 sentences):
A ctivity 3: F able Dialogue Game
Design a dialogue-based game where pla yers act as the r aven or fox, using flat-
tery or clever responses to win a prize (e.g., the cheese).
• Name of m y game:
• How to p la y (2-3 sentences):
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Creative Thinking A ctivity Sheet: The Raven
and the F ox
Class 6 English - Chapter 2: The Raven and the F ox
W elcome to the world of *The Raven and the F ox*! This classic fable is full of
clever tricks, witty words, and lessons about trust and flattery . In this activity
sheet, you’ll create stories, designs, and games inspired b y the cunning fox, the
proud r aven, and the cheese that started it all. Join the English F air and let’ s
explore the magic of words and ideas!
A ctivity 1: Char acter Tr ait Collage
Create a collage (in words or a sk etch) that represents the personality tr aits of
the r aven and the fox. Explain your design.
• Dr aw or de scribe your collage:
• List k ey t r aits: (e.g., Raven: proud, trusting; F ox: cunning, persuasive)
• Explanation ( 2-3 sentences):
A ctivity 2: Alternate Ending Story
Write a short story giving a new ending to *The Raven and the F ox* , where the
r aven outsmarts the fox or learns a lesson differently .
• New char acter name (if an y):
• Starting s ituation: (e.g., Raven with cheese, F ox approaches)
• Story (4- 5 sentences):
A ctivity 3: F able Dialogue Game
Design a dialogue-based game where pla yers act as the r aven or fox, using flat-
tery or clever responses to win a prize (e.g., the cheese).
• Name of m y game:
• How to p la y (2-3 sentences):
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• Sample ga me dialogue:
A ctivity 4: Mor al Poster
Create a poster highlighting the mor al of the story (“Beware of flattery”) with a
colorful design and an example from the fable.
• Example sc ene from the story:
• Dr aw or de scribe your poster:
• Explanation o f design (2-3 sentences):
A ctivity 5: Animal F able Poem
Write a poem or r ap about *The Raven and the F ox* , focusing on their actions
and the lesson learned (e.g., flattery’ s danger or trust’ s value).
• Title of m y poem/r ap:
• Poem or r ap (6-8 lines):
Conclusion
Y o u’re a F able Star! F antastic work bringing *The Raven and the F ox* to life
through collages, stories, games, posters, and poems. Share your creations with
your classmates or teacher at the English F air , and k eep exploring the power of
stories!
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