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Fairy Tales
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Use these coloring pages, illustrating scenes from "Hansel and Gretel", to practice story sequencing. Color, cut out, and arrange correctly.
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Use these coloring pages, illustrating scenes from the fairy tale "The Three Wishes", to practice story sequencing. Color, cut out, and arrange correctly.
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Cloze exercise, true/false comprehension, story sequencing, and an art and writing activity to go with almost any version of Rapunzel.
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Unlined book report form to go with any fairy tale.
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Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a castle.
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Several activity suggestions, as well as practical worksheets, to help students understand the difference between fantasy, realistic fiction, and reality.
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Cut and Paste the parts of a dragon to create your own paper bag puppet.
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Enhances vocabulary and comprehension. A great accompaniment to Ben Mahan's retelling of the Grimm Brothers' classic.
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Five great writing prompts for pumpkin-themed fairy tales (from "Gourdilocks and the Three Hares" to "Jack and the Pumpkin Vine"). Creative fun!
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Color this picture of a gingerbread house, or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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The Princess Easter needs eggs for the Easter party, but someone has stolen the chickens. What will she do? A modern "fairy tale" (and reading comprehension).
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Narrow-lined book report form to go with any fairy tale.
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The tale of a boy who trades a panda for a pepper (??) is available at four different levels. The primary level includes reading comprehension questions, a word unscramble, and more activities appropriate for early readers.
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Use these coloring pages, illustrating scenes from Hans Christian Andersen's classic "The Ugly Duckling", to practice story sequencing. Color, cut out, and arrange correctly.
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A great accompaniment to the 1955 Caldecott winning version by Marcia Brown. Enhances comprehension and vocabulary.
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The tale of a boy who trades a panda for a pepper (??) is available at four different levels. This level includes reading comprehension questions, a word search, and more activities appropriate for elementary readers.
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Targeted questions in a "biography form" for a fairy tale character.
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Briefly explains alliteration and encourages students to write their own tongue twisters on the theme of dragons.
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Write and illustrate an alternate version (or a faithful rendition) of the Three Pigs. Following directions, practicing word sounds, reading comprehension, basic graph skills, and more are included in this engaging multitask unit.
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The complete text of the Grimms' fairy tale is included, with two pages of vocabulary and comprehension questions.
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Cloze exercise, true/false comprehension, story sequencing, and an art and writing activity to go with almost any version of Jack and the Beanstalk.
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Book report form to go with any fairy tale.
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Use these coloring pages, illustrating scenes from Little Red Riding Hood, to practice story sequencing. Color, cut out, and arrange correctly.
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A retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's tale of a Chinese emperor and a nightingale, with review questions after each paragraph.
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Paper bag puppets for the twig pig, straw pig, brick pig, and the big bad wolf.
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Wide-lined book report form to go with any fairy tale.
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Use these coloring pages, illustrating scenes from Cinderella, to practice story sequencing. Color, cut out, and arrange correctly.
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Put the sentences in this retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's story in order. Then develop imagination and prediction skills by writing a different possible ending.
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Spin the wheel and advance to the corresponding shape. This colorful castle-themed game is a fun way to master basic shapes.
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"Stop!" cried the ____. I am hungry!" Write and illustrate an alternate version (or a faithful rendition) of the Gingerbread Man. In this version, the animal names are removed from the story.
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Use these coloring pages, illustrating scenes from the tale of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears", to practice story sequencing. Color, cut out, and arrange correctly.
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"The first chair was too _____." Write and illustrate an alternate version (or a faithful rendition) of the Goldilocks and the Three Bears. In this version, the adjectives are removed from the story.
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Re-tell the story and map the route the gingerbread man takes with this one page review worksheet. This worksheet should work with any version of the classic story.
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"The ball started at 8:30 p.m. Cinderella came 90 minutes late to the ball. What time did Cinderella arrive?" Eight time-related word problems with a fairy tale theme.
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"Rapunzel had $10 to spend on hair ribbons. She spent $2.50 for a blue ribbon, $3.25 for a green ribbon and $1.99 for a pink ribbon. How much money did she have left over?" Eight money word problems with a fairy tale theme.
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Spin the wheel and advance to the corresponding shape. This castle-themed game is a fun way to master basic shapes.
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This fairy-tale themed story is told in complete and incomplete sentences. Mark the differences.
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"Snow White lived with the Seven Dwarfs. Grumpy and Sleepy went to visit friends. What fraction of the dwarfs stayed home?" Eight fraction word problems with a fairy tale theme.
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