Fairy tale room transformation

I'm going to play a little catch up with this post. I didn't post anything about the last unit my team and I put together for the last nine...

This week our theme is fairy tales. I started off day one with Jack and the Beanstalk. I made this very large beanstalk outside my classroom door to get my kids thinking about what we would be learning this week. I also left a little note outside the door for when they arrived. I tweaked this just a bit and got the letter idea from Babbling Abbey. She did something similar for her Wizard of Oz unit. The kids loved this and it is a cute display. We also planted lima bean seeds and are…

The finished castle all "blinged up." The kids love it! We have another Fairy Tale Castle! Two years ago, our school did a school wi...

Cinderella door display Fairy tale book reviews and covers

This Royal Classroom Transformation is a great activity for students to practice math skills while pretending to be royals for the day.

Hello, Friends! Y'all! We had the best time last week preparing for "court" and then representing our fairy tale characters on trial! #WILDCARD My students were learning and engaged at the same time. Win! We read some original versions of fairy tales and then we read some fractured versions of those same fairy tales. Can I say that the fractured versions tend to be my favorites? Love them! My students then chose a character and had to answer a few questions to prepare them for trial. To do…

I have to admit. I love the classroom transformations that we've done this year so far. When my students walk into the classroom, their eyes light up! We had so much fun learning about the elements of fairy tales and it made it even more fun with a fairy tale classroom transformation! Transform Your Room!

Letter from the dragon! Fairyland topic!