My students were finishing up our Writing Fractured Fairy Tales Unit and I needed to change the bulletin board in the hallway. Voila! I modified my Wanted Poster (available here as a free Google Doc) and had my students illustrate an aspect of their story.
I teach fractured fairy tales, because it helps them see the elements of a story and what happens when you change a part. I considered adding this activity to my existing paid product, but decided that I would just present it as a stand alone freebie.
Yes, I do enjoy writing quirky lessons for my students. I hope you enjoy them, too.
You can purchase all ten forms I use for creative writing assignments and bulletin boards here in my Teachers Pay Teachers store and here in my Teachers Notebook store. I have included at least two suggestions for each form that are not here on my blog.


Thank you for linking up this week at Classroom Freebie's Manic Monday'! This is just terrific!
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