BLAST Elementary Thematic Program
Fractured Fairytales & Folktales
(January and February 2005)
Furry Folktale Fun
In this program we will be sharing animal folktales from a variety of countries and cultures. Students will be given the opportunity to experiment with puppets and the story telling. This unique experience will also be paired with an activity centered on easy puppet making; students will be making their very OWN puppets to act out the story! Recommended for grades K-2.
Fiction Books:
Farm Animals by Katie Daynes
My Goats by Heather Miller
Life on a Goat Farm by Judy Wolfman
On a Farm by Cindy Chapman
Informational Text:
The Little Red Hen Makes a Piaaz Retold by Philemon Sturges
Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold by Mary Finch
The Three Cool Kids by Revecca Emberley
Fantastic Fractured Fairytales
So what really happened? This is the major question we will be investigating with students as we share many popular fairytales, and those with a new twist! Students will also have the opportunity to write and illustrate their very own fractured fairytale. Recommended for grades 3-5.
Fiction Books:
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka
The Three Little Pigs by Barry Moser
The Frog Prince Continued by Jon Scieszka
The Frog Prince by Sincy McKay
Informational Text:
Watch Me Grow: Frog by Lisa Magloff
Wolves by Seymour Simon
Eyewitness: Medieval Life by Andrew Langley
Scary Creatures: Wolves by Penny Clarke
Amimal Predators: Wolves by Sandra Markle

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