Gingerbread man retell

This is how I created a 'The Gingerbread Man' retell literacy center activity to go in our retell literacy center as an option for my kindergarten students.

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Story Map - Gingerbread Man | From the Pond

Happy Monday Teacher Friends! Hope your day back from break wasn't so bad:). I know that it was a little bit rough waking up and getting going. However, I was lucky *cough cough* enough to get a big old JOLT to life when I walked out the door and realized that it was literally 10 degrees out. Brr. Who needs caffeine..you can just live in Minnesota and not have a heated garage. I haven't posted any photos for awhile and I have lots of random ones so I thought I would just throw them all up at…

1-2-3 Come Do Some Gingerbread Man Story Elements With Me If you read the story The Gingerbread Man to your kiddos, then I think you’re going to enjoy the oodles of easy-peasy, “print & go” activities in my latest literacy packet, which practices a variety of skills and standards, in quick, interesting and fun ways. There are 3 class-made books, with writing prompts that are sure to motivate your kiddos to want to get down to the business of writing: Gingerbread On the Run, You’re the Man…

The look of a graphic novel and the rhythmic patterns of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas (Both of which I adore!) make The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School by Laura Murray my very favorite version of all gingerbread man stories. Even though we have less time between holidays this year I wouldn’t […]

File Folder Heaven - Printable, Hands-On Fun with File Folder Games Sequence The Gingerbread Man Story Cookie Sheet Activity - The Sequence the Gingerbread Man Story Cookie Sheet Activity is a story sequencing activity. After you have read, "The Gingerbread Man," to your students, you can use this activity in your literacy center. Students look at the pictures and sequence the events of the story. This cookie sheet activity also

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One of my favorite things to do in the month of December is reads lots of gingerbread stories. The kids love them, and it's so much fun to see how the stories are the same and different. They are great stories to use to talk the story elements of the story...... characters, setting, problem/solution, events, beginning, middle and end. Here is the thinking map we have been completing together about each story we read. The Gingerbread Man Flow Map The Gingerbread Boy Flow Map The Gingerbread…

Help your students retell the story of The Gingerbread Man with these printable sequencing cards. Perfect for preschool or kindergarten. #kindergarten #free #printable #preschool