[LM_NET] MID: Fairy Tale Lesson

[Pat Hoppe <Marbeth2@AOL.COM>]

I hope everyone had a great New Year!!    We started back to work (or school) 
today.

My middle school has grades 6-8.   My LA teachers are looking for a "new 
angle" in using fairy tale books in their classrooms.   

In the past they've taught the elements (setting, theme, etc.)in the way we 
all highlight those points, but is there a fun different way to teach the 
basics?   Or do they pick out something unusual from the fairy tales to teach?   
The teachers want to mix it up this time.   Have you done or seen your 
teachers put a new twist on fairy tales?

I will post a hit if I get responses.   I hope your coming year is very 
lucky!!!

Pat Hoppe, MLS
Lincoln MS
Colorado Springs, CO
marbeth2@aol.com 






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