
I love fairy tales, I think fairy tales are a lot of fun to read. I currently on MY bookshelves, not the kid one, have 3 bookshelves dedicated to fractured fairy tales. When I heard this was one of the themes I got so excited, and then the summer of crazy business happened, and it just was not good. Thus leading to my recent organization obsession.
I love fractured fairy tales, and have 3 different picture books of Jack and the Beanstalk (and 2 novelizations, and 2 graphic novels, “but that’s another story, never mind moving on,” in my defense “Jack and the Beanstalk” always makes me think of “Into the Woods”). Too many of my other fairy tales would have gotten into crazy depth (I have 20 different Beauty and the Beast versions, 3 novelizations). So, I designed a Jack and the Beanstalk unit study.
Books we’re gonna use for our Jack in the Beanstalk Unit Study {these are affiliate links}:
Jack and the Giant: A Story Full of Beans(might be out of print)
Jack and the Beanstalk(okay, I don’t have this one, but it’s STEVEN KELLOGG, and I LOVE his books and illustrations, someday when I grow up I want to draw like him)
The Golden Book of Fairy Tales (Golden Classics) (side note, I have a different fairy tales colection, okay I have several different ones, but this was the best of the ones that came up)
Math
Reading
Georgraphy
Science
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