One of my favorite thing to teach is fairy tales. I think seeing how much Joelle loves fairy tales makes me even more excited about them. Yesterday she asked me, “Why are fairy tales fiction when princesses like Elsa, Cinderella, and Snow White are real? I’ve met them at Disney World!” I don’t have the heart to break it to her just yet. I want her to believe in the magic for just a while longer! When Hope and I were creating
Write On: Unit 10-Fairy Tales, we wanted to bring the magic to classrooms. We want your students to have SO much fun writing that they just don’t ever want to stop! So, let me take you on a little magic carpet ride through
Write On: Unit 10!
Another key component is
engaging activities. We don’t want kids just to write. We want them to have fun throughout the process. Could they write a story in a day and call it quits? Absolutely! But, why not take them on a journey that involves activities that will enhance their final product?! Writing isn’t about just publishing a piece, it’s all about the process!
You just can’t teach fairy tales without the
crafts. Ohmiword. The crafts. We’ve got you covered on that front! AND, if you aren’t the crafting type… or if you are out of colored paper… we include versions that can just be printed and colored as well.
When your students get to the end of
Part 1, they will have created a story with fairy tale elements, compound sentences, a beginning/middle/end, and a fascinating hook to start it off! Of course they will want to display that story with a
cute magical frog!
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I logged on at 9:01 pacific time and the sale was done. Is it in eastern time? I always grab your units on sale (I have all the rooted ones so far and love them!) as I am paying in Canadian which right now adds about 30% more. Will this be on sale again?
Thanks