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Read it yourself!
A variety of different fairy tales for young readers and English learners :)

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Puss in Boots - Read it yourself with Ladybird: Level 3

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When a poor miller's son is left a cat by his father, he wonders how he will ever make any money. Perhaps the cat can help him? Read it yourself with Ladybird is one of Ladybird's best-selling reading series. For over thirty-five years it has helped young children who are learning to read develop and improve their reading skills.

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The story of the Gingerbread Man

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Grimm's Fairy Tales

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The Gingerbread Man | Full Story | Animated Fairy Tales For Children | 4K UHD

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Fairy Tales im Englischunterricht der Grundschule - Once Upon A Time

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Prinz oder Frosch? Gute oder böse Fee? Aschenputtel oder Königin? Nicht nur Grundschulkinder lieben Märchen und ihre Charaktere. Im Englischunterricht der Grundschule sind diese nicht nur abwechlungsreich, sondern auch fächerübergreifend - etwa in Verbindung mit dem Deutsch-, dem Musik- und dem Kunstunterricht einzusetzen.

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Little Red Riding Hood: Ladybird First Favourite Tales

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The classic fairy tale - Little Red Riding Hood - from Ladybird! A perfect introduction to the classic story Little Red Riding Hood. Find out why grandmother has such big teeth! Part of the Ladybird First Favourite Tales series - a perfect introduction to fairy tales for preschoolers - it contains amusing pictures and lots of funny rhythm and rhyme to delight young children.

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This video is not so cruel - the wolf doesn't eat grandma and neither little red riding hood.

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Little Red Riding Hood - ChuChu TV Fairy Tales and Bedtime Stories for Kids

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This video is shorter and similar to the original fairy tale (cruel!)

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Little Red Riding Hood | Fairy Tales | Gigglebox

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This game is suitable for preschool children and young pupils in primary school.

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SmartGames - How to play Little Red Riding Hood Deluxe

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The Gingerbread Man

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How kids can create their own fairy tale

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Fairy Tales in the English Classroom: Buch + Audio-CD | Klett Sprachen

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Fairy Tales in the English Classroom: Buch + Audio-CD | Dieser Band enthält drei beliebte englische Märchen: The Three Little Pigs Goldilocks and the Three Bears The Elves and the Shoemaker Jedes interaktive Unterrichtsmodul à vier...

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Englischmaterialien für die Grundschule zum Thema Märchen (fairy tales):
Bildkarten (flashcards), Arbeitsblätter, Lernspiele, u.m. mit Sprechanlässen, Hörverstehensübungen, Schreibaufgaben und Leseübungen
148 Seiten, pdf-Format, Klassen 1-4

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Unterrichtsmaterial zum Thema Märchen (fairy tales) für den Englischunterricht der Grundschule: Arbeitsblätter, Lernspiele, Bildkarten / flashcards, u.m.

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Recipe for Gingerbread Man

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Here is my favorite gingerbread cookies recipe and one of the most popular Christmas cookie recipes on this website. Soft in the centers, crisp on the edges, perfectly spiced, molasses and brown sugar-sweetened holiday goodness.
Whenever I think of Christmas cookies, gingerbread cookies come to mind first. Well, after Christmas sugar cookies of course! Their spice, their molasses flavor, their SMILES, and their charm are obviously irresistible. Gingerbread cookies, you have my heart.

Gingerbread Cookies Video Tutorial

Key Ingredients in Gingerbread Cookies

The full written recipe is below, but let's review a few key ingredients here first. Gingerbread cookie recipes all start the same and mine comes from my mom. To her recipe, I add a little more molasses and increase the amount of spice flavors (cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and allspice). Because of the added sticky sweetener (molasses), I add a little more flour to help soak it all up. Flour so the cookies can keep their shape.

1. Molasses + spices for flavor

2. Egg so the gingerbread cookies have structure and richness

3. Brown sugar instead of white granulated sugar. I always use brown sugar when its flavor fits.

How to Make Gingerbread Cookies

Let's walk through the gingerbread cookie recipe so you feel confident when you begin baking.

Chill the dough: The dough is sticky once it's all beaten together in your mixing bowl and therefore, it absolutely MUST be chilled for at least 3 hours. Give yourself enough time in the kitchen or make the cookie dough and chill it overnight. You want your cookie dough firm so the cookies hold their shape and you want your cookie dough manageable so you can work with it. You won't have either unless you have chilled cookie dough!

Wrap up the dough: It's easiest to wrap the dough in plastic wrap before chilling. Scoop out 1/2 of the prepared cookie dough, plop it onto a long sheet of plastic wrap, wrap it up, and flatten it out into a disc. Repeat with the other 1/2 of dough. Then chill. See that photo above? That's what you're doing, but you'll have 2 discs. Why are you doing this? It's easier to roll out the chilled cookie dough when it is in a disc shape. Also, the cookie dough chills faster when there is less volume. And it's just easier to work with smaller portions when rolling/shaping!

Roll it out: After chilling, roll out the chilled cookie dough discs until about 1/4-inch thick. Don't be afraid to flour your hands, rolling pin, work surface, and everything in the world. By that, I mean: the cookie dough can become sticky as you work. So, don't be scared to add more flour to the work surface. The flour spots on top of your shaped cookie dough will bake off.

Place the cut-out cookies onto a lined baking sheet about 1 inch apart. The cookies won't really spread, but you want to make sure they have enough room to breathe. They are gingerbread people, after all. 😉

How to Decorate Gingerbread Cookies

After they've baked and cooled, it's time to decorate the cookies. We're talking smiles, eyes, bow-ties, buttons, squiggles, whatever your gingerbread cookie loving heart desires. This is when it's really fun to have a friend or little baker in the kitchen with you. You can use the easy cookie icing or my traditional royal icing recipe, whichever you prefer.

Tint the icing with a couple drops of food coloring to spice things up, too.

It's difficult not to love this recipe which is why they're my favorite gingerbread cookies!

The dough comes together easily

The flavor is spot on- lots of molasses, ginger, cinnamon, all-spice, and cloves

The edges are slightly crisp

The centers are soft and chewy

They're so easy to decorate.

Don't forget the other Christmas classic: Peanut Butter Blossoms

Gingerbread Cookies

Author: Sally

Yield: 24 four-inch cookies 1x

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My Favorite Gingerbread Cookies - Sally's Baking Addiction

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Here is my favorite gingerbread cookies recipe and one of the most popular Christmas cookie recipes on this website. Soft in the centers, crisp on the edges, perfectly spiced, molasses and brown sugar-sweetened holiday goodness. Whenever I think of Christmas cookies, gingerbread cookies come to mind first.

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Many games ready to download for free and use in school lessons

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A lovely ‘Gingerbread Man’ themed board game! Follow the instructions to see who will win. Great for encouraging turn-taking, as well as practicing counting skills.

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Lots of worksheets to download for free

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Use this dice game to construct your very own gingerbread man! Great for practicing number recognition, and for encouraging creativity and group activity - simple but fun!

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Little Red Riding Hood

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Leporello of the Gingerbread Man

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hansel & gretel text/lyrics

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hansel and gretel_script and song lyrics

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Hansel & Gretel Schattentheater

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fairy tale camera

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fächerübergreifendes Unterrichtspaket https://eduki.com/de/material/505342/komplettpaket-hansel-gretel-musikoper

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KOMPLETTPAKET - Hänsel & Gretel (Musikoper) - Unterrichtsmaterial in den Fächern Deutsch & Musik

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Sofort herunterladen: 79 Seiten zum Thema Erzählungen & Märchen für die Klassenstufen 3. Klasse, 4. Klasse

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Hansel & Gretel Bingo

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Hansel & Gretel Kamishibai
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Mit dem digitalen Erzähltheater Märchen in der Grundschule entdecken
Knusper, knusper, knäuschen, wer knuspert an meinem Häuschen? Die Kamishibai-Bildkarten mit Petra Lefins Märchenbildern wandern vom aufstellbaren Rahmen auf die große Leinwand - die Geschichten für das Erzähltheater gibt es jetzt auch für Beamer und interaktive Tafel! Wie in einem Bilderbuchkino werden die großformatigen Illustrationen nacheinander während des Vortrags gezeigt. Das Erzähltempo wird dabei den Bedürfnissen der jungen Zuhörer angepasst. So bleibt stets Zeit genug für eingehende Betrachtungen der märchenhaften Bilder und für Verständnisfragen.

Unterrichtsmaterial für das Projekt Märchen in der Grundschule

Bilder als großformatiges, hochauflösendes PDF und Erzählvorlage als Download

Für den Einsatz in der Deutschstunde, im Präsenz- und Distanzunterricht

Märchenklassiker, auch für DaZ und Förderunterricht

Sprach- und Leseförderung mit bildgestützter Erzählmethode

erweiterbar durch passendes Lernspiel „Kami-Quiz Hänsel und Gretel"

Grimms Märchen im digitalen Unterricht: das Kamishibai als Bilderbuchkino
Mit der Bildergeschichte zu „Hänsel und Gretel" vermitteln sie in einem schülernahen Deutschunterricht Sachwissen über Märchen. Durch die Kamishibai-Methode, bei der die Schüler den Vortrag mit allen Sinnen erleben, werden sie zum Zuhören und Mitmachen animiert. Dabei bietet die Geschichte der beiden Geschwister, die im Wald auf ein Häuschen aus Lebkuchen stoßen, viele Anlässe, um mit den Kindern über sozial-emotionale Kompetenzen zu sprechen und gemeinsam die Welt der Märchen zu erkunden!

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Jack and the Beanstalk

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Plants and Growth Storybooks

Jack and the Beanstalk Early Years

Use the lovely learning theme of this classic fable to help children develop in a variety of prime and specific areas of learning. Each of these Jack and the Beanstalk early years resources and activities have been developed by teachers and practitioners to support children's ongoing development and reinforce their pre-existing skills.

The Jack and the Beanstalk story is a classic enjoyed by most children and their families. It is a tale of bravery, wit and imagination, with magic beans, a giant and a golden egg laying goose! This tale is sure to open your children to a magical world of fiction, whilst supporting their language and literacy skills.

Engage your class in this fun topic by simply downloading and printing your favourite resources. We have used a variety of formats and teaching methods to help you best support your whole class and individual students.

These Jack and the Beanstalk early years resources include:

Interactive games

PowerPoints

Activity mats

Colouring sheets

Sequencing pictures

Writing frames

eBooks

Page borders

Role-play masks

Word cards

Playdough mats

Small world resources

Songs and rhymes

Within the collection you will also find easy-to-use adult-input planning documents, and continuous provision ideas.

All of our planning documents come with accompanying links to ready-made resources, taking the time-consuming stress out of your EYFS planning and prep.

Each adult-led input plan has step-by-step instructions as well as:

Learning intent

Key vocabulary

Key questions

EYFS curriculum links

Simply print the activity plans, and differentiate as needed to best support your class and individual learning needs.

Our continuous provision plans for Jack and the Beanstalk early years learning give fun ideas for your indoor and outdoor provision as well as ideas for adult-led learning. With a simple layout and links to handy Jack and the Beanstalk early years resources we have your provision covered.

Ways To Use These Jack and the Beanstalk Early Years Resources

You can use these engaging resources to implement the topic across your adult-led and child-initiated provision and activities, promoting a holistic learning environment which uses this fun theme to engage children in developing a large variety of skills.

You might want to check out our role-play and small-world resources to enhance your reading sessions. Added some fun interactive visual aids to support children's understanding.

This collection of Jack and the Beanstalk early years resources also contains beautifully illustrated display ideas including banners, posters and page border sheets, ideal for displaying your classes work.

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Plants and Growth Storybooks Use the lovely learning theme of this classic fable to help children develop in a variety of prime and specific areas of learning. Each of these Jack and the Beanstalk early years resources and activities have been developed by teachers and practitioners to support children's ongoing development and reinforce their pre-existing skills.

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Jack and the beanstalk is a magical English fairytale dating back to the 19th century. Over the years it has been retold in many different versions, though the tale we know today is said to relate most closely to that inspired by Joseph Jacobs in English Fairy Tales in 1890. The tale has all the ingredients of a great children's story - a bold boy, a beanstalk that climbs up through the clouds, a castle in the sky, a giant that eats intruders ...

This BritLit Primary Kit has been designed for use with any version of the tale. The kit integrates a range of mixed-ability cross-curricular materials within the context of the tale in order to actively engage children and develop their cognitive, linguistic and social skills. The kit includes storytelling tips, interactive language activities, games, puzzles, chants, project work, play, links to online animated tales and a book list of Jack and the beanstalk stories. You can also find online and printable materials for learners on the British Council's LearnEnglish Kids website.
Activities - materials related to the story

Introduction (information about the activities and suggested levels)
Chants - materials to help with pronunciation Flashcards - materials to help you build up vocabulary Play - materials to help your learners act out the story Story - materials to support understanding of the story About this BritLit Kit
This is part of a short series of kits for primary school learners of English. It was produced to respond to the initiative of governments, including the Portuguese government, to lower the age at which English is taught in state schools. Written by Carolyne Ardron and Michelle Maia, illustrations by Paul Millard.

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Alice in Wonderland - Short Story for Kids