The document lists classic fairy tales and provides general descriptions of short stories and how to create one. It includes examples of well-known fairy tales such as Jack and the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, and The Three Billy Goats Gruff. Short stories are described as usually being short fiction with few characters that creates a mood or feeling simply. The document also gives tips for writing a short story, such as choosing a topic, main characters, and narrative point of view.

2.  Jack and the Bean stock
 The Little Red Riding Hood
 The Ugly Duckling
 The Three Billy Goats Gruff
 The Princess and the Pea
 The Emperors New Clothes
 Atlas Hangs On
 Invisible Alligators

4.  Usually long
 Many characters
 Plot
 Fiction or Nonfiction

5.  Usually short fiction.
 Not a lot of characters
 Simple
 Creates a mood/feeling

8.  Create a topic / main character(s)
 What do you want your story to be about.
 Choose a narrative point of view.
 You were one of the characters (first person), Use
“I”
 A narrator - says the thoughts and observations
of many characters