Hi Deborah
I forwarded your post to OZTL_NET because I think it is a terrific idea ... and I
got to thinking,
as you do. If you used a wider-necked jar then you could put in little objects
like an apple or a
shoe or a gold nugget or a whatever to represent some of the favourite fairy tales,
much like the
Fairytale Museum someone suggested some time ago. Then while the younger ones
tried to find all the
bits, the older ones could try to identify the stories as well. You could make it
trickier by
having objects common to more than one story ...the shoe could be Cinderella or The
Elves and the
Shoemaker. I shall warm my brain up by trying to think of the things that could be
used.
Whish I had a circulation desk now! But I shall make one for my grandkids to play
with anyway.
Barbara
Barbara Braxton
Teacher Librarian
COOMA NSW 2630
AUSTRALIA
E. barbara.288@bigpond.com
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