Here are some other snap shots from the royal week!
Point of View: We read Cinderella's Rat and I used this worksheet a few times this week to help my students think about the feelings of other characters!
They are so FUNNY!!!
Most of the week was spent on Cinderella but I did throw in some Rupunzel and Rumpelstiltskin!
We made a list of thing we'd do if we were locked in a tower like Rupunzel!
So, here is the first part of my fairytale unit! Enjoy!
(revised thanks to some great blog friends!!!)
If you download, all I ask is that you:
1. Please FOLLOW if you don't already! =)
2. Leave a comment with any constructive criticism so that I can continue to get better.
3. Share, share, share! I love networking with you all and appreciate when you pass my blog along!
* It may have a few typos, my friend Cindy has been swamped with work so forgive me!!! =)
Warmly,
I already follow :)
ReplyDeleteI love how you made the map- very cute :)
The pillow & slipper idea was brilliant!
Jennifer
What can I say...you are amazing! What a wonderful unit. I wish I could backtrack my lessons and use it! I have saved it though and will definitely use it next year! Thank you for all you do and all you share.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing...thank you SO much for sharing. Will definitely be doing this next year!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing unit - thank-you for sharing. I teach older grades, but I'm always looking for activities to do with my own little ones over the summer, and I'm totally going to share this with the grade 1 teacher at my school. Thank-you so much - I'm following you now.
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this is great I'm going to do this with my youngest this summer for some fun summer learning
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing! I have been a follower for a while!
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Alisha
I can't begin to tell you how grateful I am you posted this unit. It is just darling and I am definitely using it next year with my students. Thank you.
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A Teacher's Plan
Thanks for sharing this! I love the graphics. I think it makes the sheets & info so appealing to the little ones. I already follow your blog & love your ideas!
ReplyDeleteanother AMAZING unit! What can I say?! I could seriously teach the entire year just using your genius ideas! thanks!!!! :)
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Miss Kindergarten
I follow your blog and I have to thank you so much for offering this to us. I so needed something for the next few weeks and this will fit the bill perfectly! I can't wait to look through it.
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Bless your heart!!!! Thank you so much for posting this FREE unit!! It's a wonderful unit with so many terrific activities! I can't wait to use it next year!
ReplyDeleteI love your unit. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour unit is fantastic! Thank you for all your hard work. Filing it away for next year!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable. Love your blog. I'll definitely be giving you a shout out!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I am a follower and was so excited when you talked about this unit. I just did 2 weeks of fairy tale as well ( I posted about it on my page.) But Im thrilled to add your ideas to my file for next year! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am now your follower!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the unit, my EFL students will love them!!!
Ana
www.ingles360.blogspot.com
awesome!!! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute unit!! Thanks for sharing!!
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Thank you so much. What a sweetheart you are sharing your wonderful units. Too cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. What a sweetheart you are sharing your wonderful units. Too cute!
ReplyDeleteOMG, this is sooooo cute!!! I love it.
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I already follow. I love that you taught invitations! What a great tie-in. I also love making your own word problems! Wonderful unit. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I'll definitely use your unit next year...Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thanks for adding me to your dabomb list! Since I've finally created a button, I'm actually featuring them on my website now. Including yours! ;)
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Totally what I was looking for! We just started working on fairy tales last week and I've been looking for some worksheets/ideas! Great stuff! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I'll be doing fairytales really soon!!!
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I won't be able to use it this year..as we only have 5 days left! (YAY!!) BUT, I definitely plan to use it next year. It looks fantastic. I love how it incorporates so much!! Thanks!! I can't wait to dig into it this summer and use it next year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this unit! It looks FANTASTIC!!! I love the adorable graphics and the content is wonderful. Just wanted to let you know about a typo on page 22. Magig instead of Magic! Thanks and I can't wait to see Part 2!!
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thank you so much Mellissa C!!! I'll correct it now!
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WOW!!! Thank you so much for sharing your Fairy Tale unit!!!! It is amazing-great job!!
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Thanks for sharing! I've added this to my files for our fairy tale unit for next year. Some may be a little difficult for my kinderthinkers but I think it's awesome for firsties and higher thinking kinders. It's awesome!
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I pinned this on my pinterest. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteCan I just say a big THANK YOU for sharing all your great ideas! It's truly appreciated!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing all your great ideas! LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are amazing and so kind to share your teaching talents with all of us! I just found your blog through Kindergarten Crayons blog and I am soooooooooo excited! Thanks for all that you do!
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P.S. I have a teaching blog too if you would like to check it out it is www.mrskilburnkiddos.wordpress.com
Have I been under a rock? How did I not know about you? Adorable blog!
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Mrs. Wills Kindergarten
Mrs.Tabb,
ReplyDeleteyou are the complete collection of a women: beautiful, creative, and giving back to the world through your fantastically awesome teaching! I just stumbled upon your blog and have begun to follow and will definetely put the word out on your awesomeness. Please keep up the blog even when your personal life starts to get busy...what with the house and perhaps little pitter patters of baby feet....Anyways thanks again your really are special!
Thank you so much for the great unit and it is free!!!! You are the best.
ReplyDeleteVery Cute! Thanks!
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Just became a follower! Your unit is A-mazing :)Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute unit! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so great! Thank you for sharing your awesome unit!!!
ReplyDeleteI am NOW a follewer! Being my first year teaching I am looking into anything that I can get my hands on for the cute kiddos! I love your ideas but had a question for you... Do you do centers? Just wondering how I should start them.
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ReplyDeleteI actually don't do centers...I am a full blown workshop teacher. Te activities you'll find in my units are generally done during the other balanced literacy componets of my day. I was asked to share a schedule/lesson plan format so I could show how I fit things in. It is in no way perfect, but if you are interested in checking it out, I will post it when I get back in town! =)
***ANYONE ELSE READING...I FIXED SOME ERRORS ON THE UNIT, YOU MAY WANT TO RE-DOWNLOAD*** =)
Love your blog! I'm going to add you to my blogs to follow list. :)
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I'm your newest follower - thanks SOOO much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome unit! We have 14 days left of school and I think that this is just the thing I need to keep my kiddos motivated! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome unit! We have 14 days of school left and I think this is just the thing to keep my kiddos motivated. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I just found your site! But I am soooo excited that you posted this fairy tale unit as I am doing a castle theme in my room next year! You are super creative! Thanks for sharing with those of us that aren't!
ReplyDeleteGREAT ideas! My first-graders are going to LOVE this unit! A great way to bring the school year to a close...Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog and I LOVE it! This unit will be perfect to use at the end of the year when I finish our regular curriculum!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing it!!
Melissa
www.lovehugsandladybugs.blogspot.com
You are AMAZING! Thank you for sharing your WONDERFUL units!
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You are amazing! Thank you for sharing your wonderful units!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the pics of this unit and already have most of the books you used, but Im having trouble downlaoding it. Any suggestions??
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ReplyDeleteI tried to download your **ADORABLE** unit, but it says I don't have permission. :(
ReplyDeleteKim, I'm so sorry!!
ReplyDeleteIf you leave an email address, I can send it to you when I get home from school/gym tonight!! =)
thanks everyone!!
mrs tabb
You are A-MA-ZING!!!! I cannot wait to use it next year!
ReplyDeleteJodi
www.fun-in-first.blogspot.com
Amazing!! I was just thinking today that I was needing some inspiration for teaching fairy tales and then I saw your post! Thank you so much. I can't wait to see any additions you make :)
ReplyDeleteHI there, I just discovered your blog (thanks to Twitter) and love it! Are you on Twitter?
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THank you! I've been wanting to incorporate fairy tales in my classroom.
ReplyDeleteHow cute...thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWoW! Just found your blog and I am so excited. Your love for teaching is very evident. Thanks for sharing your fabulous materials!
ReplyDeleteChris
I think this is awesome! I am actually teaching Fairy Tales this week and next and totally needed the posters you had about the parts of a fairy tale and what is in it. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog & your fairy tale unit looks awesome!! Are you still offering it for free to anyone who follows you?? :) We are finishing up the year with a fairy tale unit.
ReplyDeleteLori
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Nesh LOVE it...I can adapt to my kids too :) I seriously thought it was great...then looked at the name on the blog :) Love you!
ReplyDeleteAmanda (boo)
Nesh LOVE this!! I can adapt to my kids too :) I seriously loved it then looked at the name on the blog and saw it was you! :)
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Hi I Could not access your free fairy tale stuff. Can you show me how?
ReplyDeleteHi...your stuff looks great! I know you had some fairy tale units available for free, but I am unable to access it. Can you help me?
ReplyDeleteHi, i m an english teacher and your stuff would really help me with my 5 year old student. Can you help me download the fairy pack?
ReplyDeleteAwesome Blog! I just found it and I will be back to visit!
ReplyDeleteKe'Andra
Wow. Just found your gem of a website. Went and followed your TPT store. I was so excited. My class is starting fairy tales next week. I too LOVE teaching fairy tales. I teach special education and we also start testing next week. I wanted to use your fairy tale unit mentioned to have some fun between testing but I can't find your free unit. Can you help me out? I would greatly appreciate it! My email is apettit82@gmail.com. Thanks!!!
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