Fractured fairy tales

Remember those classic tales you grew up on, written and rewritten by so many by different authors? Well here's a new spin on them......

Fractured Fairy Tales book list for preschool and kindergarten

Our 4th Grade ELA curriculum references a lot of fairy tales, so I decided to pull in some fractured fairy tales. If you have never taught ...

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

Writing fractured fairy tales is an engaging assignment for your elementary students. Take them through the steps of the writing process.

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.

Students make a list of words as directed and then use the words to fill in the blanks of a well known fairytale with hilarious results. Have the students make their word list before they see the story and don´t let them know which fairytale it is. Fully editable. - ESL worksheets

The Snow Queen: Analyzing & Comparing Fairy Tale Elements with among Fractured Fairy Tales. In this post, I'll share how you can use the popular Disney movie Frozen to introduce a fairy tale that most students haven't heard before.

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…