The Three Little Pigs Fairy Tale Writing
This Three Little Pigs Fairy Tale Writing - Fractured Fairy Tales Flipbook is a fun way for students to either retell the fairy tale, create a fractured fairy tale, and/or write a letter to a character in the story. These turn out SUPER CUTE and are great to hang outside your classroom.
COMES WITH:
- Cover pages that either says retelling or my version (for each character)
- Flipbook for first, next, then, and last
- Letter Page for writing a letter to a character
- Four square for pre-writing
- Cute toppers for the characters -Created by my talented daughter 🙂 Aren't they soooo cute!
COMMON CORE STANDARD COVERED:
- W.1.3: Write narratives in which they recount two or more appropriately sequenced events, include some details regarding what happened, use temporal words to signal event order, and provide some sense of closure.
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Kristen Dykstra –
This was such a cute and different writing topic. The kids did a great job with creating their own version of 3 little pigs.
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Ashley Marquez –
great resource, buy it!!!!!!!! can’t wait to use for years to come 🙂
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Amber S. –
My students LOVED this activity. It was fun for them and they learned how to share in writing the sequence of events.
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Tara A. –
This was a very handy and useful resource for my 2nd graders.
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iTeachFirsties –
Thank you for this great resource!
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Sherry Breeden –
I love it!
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Bethany H. –
My students amazed my with their writing when we did these writing activities.
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Shelby Spivey –
Loved it!
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