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Use one of the chrome music labs to create you own song about any fairy tale that you choose. Lyrics should be written down and given to Mrs. Davidson. Save and share with the class when you are done.

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Music is for everyone. Play with simple experiments that let anyone, of any age, explore how music works.

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Use supplies from nature and in your home to make a fairytale scene to present to class. Use the website below for ideas. For example paper towel rolls, leaves, jugs and construction paper. The scene can be from any story like a castle, clouds, woods, bridge or bean stock. Be creative! Be ready to display to the class.

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The Brothers Grimm don't hold a candle to your kiddo's imagination, but their stories are perfect for feeding the creative fire. Fighting dragons, hanging out in castles, finding houses made of candy-how could classic fairy tale characters not cast a magic spell? (It's okay to admit it still happens to you, too.) Scroll down to discover what projects we declare to be worthy of your fantasy-loving little folk.

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What's your favorite fairy tale? Share with us in the comments!
-Gabby Cullen

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Fantastic Fairy Tale Projects to Spark Their Imagination

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The Brothers Grimm don't hold a candle to your kiddo's imagination, but their stories are perfect for feeding the creative fire. Fighting dragons, hanging out in castles, finding houses made of candy-how could classic fairy tale characters not cast a magic spell? (It's okay to admit it still happens to you, too.)

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Use the finger puppets in the link to retell little red writing hood. After practicing with a friend share with the class using your puppets the scene and your body movements.

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Use a concept map the link below to map out a story or character. Then write about this character in paragraph form in google classroom docs. Present it to the class. Explain why you wrote the feelings and thoughts of the character you chose.

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Choose one character in the fairy tales we have read. Use Google slides to write at least three journal entries. In these entries pretend that you are the character. These should be one to two paragraphs each. Try to think like the character and tell us your feelings.  Use pictures and have fun!

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Use the draw a fairy tale website to draw you own. Use the pictures to tell us a fairy tale you know or make up your own.

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Follow this fun step-by-step art activity for kids and learn to draw a fairy tale

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Pick four math pages from the packet. After you have completed the pages you will write two math word problems of your own. In these problems use fairy tale character or items. Mrs. Davidson will print out your completed problems and give them to your classmates to solve.

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Retell a story in google docs. Then come up with a different ending. Use flip grid to retell your favorite story with you new ending and share it with the class. Be ready to explain how you chose the new ending to the class.

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Flip is a video discussion and sharing app, free from Microsoft.

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Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is a video discussion and video sharing app, free from Microsoft, built for classrooms and beyond. Learn more.