Question

Work with fairy tales. It requires a student to re-phrase a story in the form of a news headline.
For example, “Three Blind Mice” can be turned into “Trio of Visually-Impaired Rodents Injured
During Encounter with Bride of Agriculturalist.” Perhaps “Little Red Riding Hood” could become
“Brave ‘Girl in Red’ Survives Attack by Wolf Masquerading as Her Grandmother.”

Create several headlines based on different stories. This activity pushes students to find new
ways to express an idea through a unique arrangement of words. It also encourages vocabulary
expansion as students discover new terms to replace commonly-used words.
Take ten popular fairy tales and create headlines as mentioned above and create colourful, and
creative headlines mentioning the original story.
Design a colorful and beautiful cover. Make good schematic pages of the headlines and the
original story titles of 8 - 10 pages, with a cover page of each fairy tale in A4 sheets.

Answer 1

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