Kindergarten Library Skills and Literature - Roseburg Public Schools

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students are most familiar with such as Little Red Riding Hood, Rumplestiltskin,Elves and the Shoemaker, Bremen Town Musicians, Rapunzel. World globe.Review: Fairy tales are folk tales with magic in them. Folk tales are stories thatwere told long ago before people wrote things down.Introduction: Some people were afraid that these old stories would be forgottenand lost if they were not written down. Two German brothers, Jacob and WilhelmGrimm, one a teacher and the other a librarian, wanted to save their country’soldest stories. (Show where Germany is located on a globe.) The Grimm brotherswent around the countryside listening to the stories that the people loved to tell.These they wrote down and collected in a book. It is the oldest book of fairy tales.Later, people in other countries did the same thing. We are so glad that thesestories didn’t get lost because they are so much fun to listen to.Story: Elves and the Shoemaker (398.2 Gal). Talk afterwards about whetherstudents had heard this story before. Is it different than the way they rememberit?Lesson 18: Fairy Tales / Grimm BrothersReview: The brothers Grimm from GermanyStory: Rumplestiltskin (398.2)Lesson 19: Fairy Tales / Grimm BrothersReview and Story : Bremen Town Musicians (video)Lesson 20: Fairy Tales / Grimm BrothersReview and Story: RapunzelSPRING BREAKLesson 21: REVIEW OF LIBRARY SKILLSReview : Arrangement of the library from diagram, library rap
Lesson 22: Fairy Tales / Charles Perrault (France)Preparation: Have Cinderella and Puss in Boots ready to show. Globe.Review: Folk tales are our oldest stories. Fairy tales are a folk tale with magic.Lesson: Charles Perrault was a man from France who went around the countrycollecting the old stories people told just like the Grimm brothers did in Germany.Show were France and Germany are on the globe. Charles Perrault believed thatpeople in France were the best writers and the best story tellers in the world. Hewanted to prove it by printing these stories for everyone to read. Do you believethey wrote the very best stories in the world?Story: Puss in Boots (video) afterwards discuss the question you asked.Lesson 23: Fairy Tales / Charles PerraultReview: Last week’s lessonStory: CinderellaExtra week? Can do Sleeping Beauty.Lesson 24: Fairy Tales / Hans Christian Andersen (Denmark)Preparation: Assortment of stories by Andersen and globe.Lesson: Long ago, Hans Christian Andersen told stories. But his stories were notold ones that he collected from the people. His stories were ones he made uphimself that taught lessons. Some of his stories were sad. Some had magic inthem, which is why they are called fairy tales.When he was little, the other children would call him ugly and make fun ofhim. He was tall and skinny with a very long nose. Hans didn’t like school. Hewanted be an actor. He was very good at making up stories and acting them out.He didn’t finish school, but left and went to the city of Copenhagen, Denmark(show on globe) to try to become an actor, but no one wanted to hire him. Onething he could do was to tell his wonderful stories. One friend told him he couldprobably sell them if he wrote them down, but Hans could not read and write.At the age of seventeen, Hans went back to school with the little childrento learn to read and write. Then he wrote down his stories. He became veryfamous. There is even a statue in the harbor at Copenhagen about one of hisstories, The Little Mermaid (most children have seen the video, so that usuallygets a response.).
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