Fairytale anchor chart

Time to get a little dirty while learning about how plants grow! After reading books about parts of plants and how plants grow, we of course had to plant our own seeds to witness this first hand. First we added soil to our cups... ...then the kiddos planted two lima beans, two pinto beans, and some grass seeds in a clear plastic Solo cup. (I like to consolidate!) The clear cups allow the kids to see the roots as the plants grow! (Which they think is really cool!) We also watched this awesome…

Fairytale Anchor Chart

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Fairy tales anchor chart

First Grade Reading Fairy Tales Anchor Chart

This resource creates a display of the most common elements in Fairy Tales. Print the different elements and assemble them on a display board to create a large castle shape. The display covers Story Structure, Plot, Settings, and Characters.

Elements of a Fairy Tale

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An elements of fairy tales anchor chart :) Can't wait to introduce this to my 2nd graders!

Use these ideas and activities to teach preschool, kindergarten, & first grade kids to create fairy tale story maps with The Gingerbread Man, Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks and The Three Bears, The Three Little Pigs, and Jack and the Beanstalk. Graphic organizers, templates, anchor charts, & posters support teaching retelling, fiction story elements, talk4writing & text structures such as beginning, middle, and end. Printable worksheets help you integrate social studies & map skills.

Folktale anchor chart

Fairy Tale Story Map.pdf

Fables anchor chart

Fairytale anchor chart // Cinderella CCSS Unit 2 Kindness