Grouped by each state, by genre, or thematically, this resource has hundreds of folklores, fairy tales and fables for any age group.

This source provides a two day lesson plan that focuses on reinforcing themes, retelling a sequence of events, comparing/contrasting stories that are told in different cultures. It can be used more than one day easily by changing the assigned fairy tale of focus. The extension activity gives students the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding and application of story elements and standards taught.

In this lesson students will use fables to determine the moral or central theme of a piece of writing. Students then create their own personal fables editing for grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling.

This is a short video introduction for students about what makes up a fairy tale and fractured fairy tale. The website PBS Learning Media has several resources including games and videos of fairy tales and fables.