Fractured fairy tales unit

Who loves a good fairy tale? I know I do and I also know that my students love them, too. There are plenty to choose from, multiple versions of them, and so many great learning opportunities wrapped up in one. So, besides simply reading and responding, what else can we use fairy tales for? Read on to see topics you could address with a simple fairy tale. 1. KEY DETAILS As with any text, fairy tales can easily be used to work on finding key details. Aren't the characters, setting, and plot in…

Think Sheets...story analysis and pre-writing organizers. For fairy tale, folk tale, and short story units.

Looking to make your reading lessons more engaging? Check out these 15 must-read fractured fairy tale books that will improve engagement in any reading lesson. Perfect for 3rd-5th grade classrooms, these unique twists on classic fairy tales add fun and fresh ideas to your reading curriculum.

Ever heard of a fractured fairy tale? It’s a twist on the original story, as told from a different perspective, in modern form, or with slightly changed characters. Enjoy these zany twists on familiar tales. Learn in Color has put together a great list of books featuring the fairy tale!

These Fractured Fairy Tales take the stories we know and love and turn them on their head. Which of these fun adapations do you love?

How to Fracture a Fairy Tale - Presents 7 ways to fracture a fairy tale, including examples. Perfect for creating a classroom anchor chart as part of a fractured fairy tales unit or mini-lesson, providing a resource for students writing fractured fairy tales.

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Tips on how to write fractured fairy tales, presented by T. P. Jagger. Provides 7 ideas on how to fracture a fairy tale.

Free Printable Fractured Fairy Tales Anchor Chart #readingactivities #firstgrade #fairytales

These fairy tale STEM activities for early elementary classrooms can help you combine engineering and literacy standards in an engaging way!