This is the map that my teammate gave me. Basically they are suppose to travel across the land and fill in the books as they go. The need to fill out a ticket for each book and one for extra places on the map. I really needed several copies of each book so I struggled following the directions. That is where the Schroeder-izing came in:)
I wanted to be sure that I taught a few Cinderella versions so I made that my mini lessons for today and the rest of the week. We started with James Marshall's Cinderella. I passed out my Cinderella Webs and we created a web about the Stepsisters during my reading of the story!
My kiddos filled that in as their first cloud and they completed their first response sheet which I called their first Task in partners! Once they completed the task the got their crown and added their task strips! Check out how cute they turned out!
Each child got a crown after completing their first Task. The crowns are simply bulletin board border:)
I had a supply station filled with items for them to add to their crowns as they completed each Task.
For the Tasks I used the sheets that went with the cloud graph plus several of my Once Upon a Fairy Tale unit. Really any retelling sheet would work.
In the picture above you will see the Task strips that my kiddos glued to their crown. Then each time they read a fairy tale and completed a retelling task they added a jewel, piece of confetti, or a sticker star.
They loved it!
You can download my Task Strips by clicking the image below and heading to my Facebook Page!
Click on the image below to check out my Unit...the cards are included in the unit plus several of the sheets I used as Retelling Tasks.
Just a heads up! We are finishing our Unit on Fairy Tales with a Bang!
RETURN TO OZ!
We will be reading the chapter book The Wizard of Oz by Frank Baum.
I just posted my Return to OZ unit on Teachers Pay Teachers! Head over and check it out. We are going to have a BLAST!
It all looks very cool. Thank you!
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