I LOVE Fairy Tales. It's something that I always read growing up. Maybe it's because I always wanted to be rescued by a handsome prince... or live in a castle with all those dresses and shoes?! ha! However, it's something I didn't do very well in my classroom. Till now anyway! :) (Still incredibly thankful for TPT!!!)
We spent the week looking at different Fairy Tales (Might I add, there were a few munchkins that did NOT know some of the stories I took for granted that they did?!) The first day we read a familiar one--Cinderella. We talked about all the different things that the book had that other stories did not have. We displayed the posters.
Then we completed a "checklist" worksheet (it's what I called it, though it isn't really a checklist, but it's things to look and see if a book had!)
The rest of the week was similar. We completed the checklist for each book, gradually getting to the point where they completed it independently.
We created some fun things with some of the books.
{Checklist we did for each}
{WANTED posters we completed at the end of the unit}
{What would be at the top of your beanstalk?}
Fairy Godfather applications: (forgot to take a pic of the godmothers!)
Wolf Research:
I just uploaded this packet to TPT.
Here's what you'll get:
{The packet also has math integrated into it---which I didn't take pics of, but you can see the sheets in this picture}:
This packet is seriously adorable! Love the Would You Make a Good Fairy Godmother one! I used to do a fairytale unit with the sixth grades, and like you, I was surprised how many of them were not familiar with the classics. Unless, of course, Disney had a movie of it...
ReplyDeleteWOuld love to win a copy...fingers crossed!
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What a great idea for a unit. I especially love the checklist and the police report. I know my kiddos would love to do some of your activities.
ReplyDeleteRuthanne rarace81@gmail.com
Again, you continue to spark our imagination! Your materials could be in a teacher's store!
ReplyDeleterose.wenzel@abvm.org
These activities are awesome! Thank you for sharing.
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We did Fairy Tales at the end of last year and the kiddos were SO ENGAGED!!! I think it was their favorite thing allll year! This would be an awesome addition to that unit, looks great!
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Fairy Tales is one of my favorite units to teach! You've come up with some really creative ideas. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI have seen a lot of fairy tales units, but the 9-1-1 is so unique! Love it!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
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Love them! The check of list it's smart. I also love the wanted posters! Ok, pretty much, I love it all! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove them! The check of list it's smart. I also love the wanted posters! Ok, pretty much, I love it all! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuch fabulous ideas! I love the wanted posters! The kiddos would go crazy over them!
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The Polished Teacher
This packet looks amazing! It would be perfect for my 2nd graders because we study fairy tales! Lisa.pragg@appo.k12.de.us
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness ~ this is awesome!!!! My first graders would absolutely love it. Love the wanted posters and fairy Godmother applications. Just too cute. Hoping to be picked!
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Maria
First Grade Carousel
Your packet looks fantastic! I know my class would enjoy the activities too!
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I'm a second grade teacher and we do a fairy tales unit every year! This looks like an amazing resource! lmburto@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous! Its the perfect way to integrate reading, language arts and math:) It amazes me the number of children who have never heard these stories.
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The Resourceful Apple
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I loved fairy tales as a child! Still do!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour packet looks wonderful.
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This is so cute! I love the integration you already have in place within this unit, too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cute! Love all of the curriculum connections you've done--great job! I would love to win this!
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Love the packet! It will go great with my fairy tale study at the beginning of the year.
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I ended my year with fairy tales as well. I would love to add your ideas to my own. Hope I win!
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Awww, I want to teach little kids again! I seem to be the expert at half finishing packs at the moment - I must get a few more finished!
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Teaching Maths with Meaning
Love your fairy tale packet! Looks like a great way to end the school year - would love to win a copy!
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