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Connie- Your fairy tale unit sounds like fun. Have you included any fairy tale rap or reader's theatre? How about fairy tale trivia? Also a fairy tale museum is fun--have objects displayed that kids have to come up with or match titles to. E.G. a pea (princess and the pea), a brick, straw & sticks (3 little pigs) or 3 different size bowls (3 bears), a spinning wheel (rumplestiltskin or sleeping beauty), etc. I have been a school librarian for 10 years and love brainstorming and sharing ideas. I co-authored a children's literature trivia game and ended up in a mail order catalog business of games to teach literature and research. I will send you a catalog. Send me your net address so we can correspond directly. -Jill READREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADR E E A Jill Feuerhelm If you can access A D suite 236 information thank a D R 1430 Willamette St. school librarian. R E Eugene, OR 97401-4073 -source unknown E A feuerhelm@4j.lane.edu A D D READREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADREADR