We had a great time performing for our family and friends at the Fairy Tale Festival and Carriage Expo. This was a great way to learn about stories, poetry, and dramas, as well as incorporate descriptive writing. Take a look.
She kept the whole festival going as she introduced each performance.
A slide show letting the audience know some facts about fairy tales.
We invited first grade to watch us.
The princes and princesses performing a poem by Shel Silverstein.
Singing a fairy tale song.
Humpty and the director trying to get Humpty to behave.
Narrator informing Humpty that he isn’t sitting on a wall.
After Humpty fell the King’s men…and women…tried to put him together again.
Giving them a hand after the performance.
Students made a carriage of their own to take them to the ball.
This one has a dinosaur taking him to Legoland instead of the ball.
A milk jug turns into a carriage.
Move over Cinderella, this is one sweet carriage.
What a creative carriage.
Parents and students were able to vote for their favorite fairy tales using Google Form.
If you had a carriage to take you anywhere you wanted,
Our class has been studying fairy tales and other folktales. Take a look at the project Emma has done using Story Jumper. This project is part of our Fairy Tales with a Twist performance. We will perform for parents and students during our Family Follies Day.