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