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Focus On One Word From The Cinderella Words
Focus On One Word From The Cinderella Words
LITERACY IDEAS
Focus on one word from the Cinderella Words
book and try to find that word in the reader.
Look for the picture first, then think about the
starting sound and the length of the word to see
if your child can find it.
Focus on one of the letters in the Cinderella
Words book and, using a highlighter, mark that
letter every time they see it in the text and say
the sound. Read that word together to see what
it sounds like.
Choose a simple sight word such as ‘to’ or ‘the’
and search the text for them, circling them when
they’re found.
Talk about the characters: this story is too tiny to
supply many clues but if your child is familiar with
the original story they can probably talk about
what kind of people Cinderella, her stepmother
and fairy godmother are. What kind of
relationship does Cinderella have with her
stepmother?
Talk about the storyline: this story is just about
how Cinderella gets to the ball, can your child
tell you more about the story? Why does
Cinderella live with her stepmother? Why is she
dressed poorly? What’s so great about going to
a ball? And what happens after she arrives and
when the clock strikes midnight?
1. Fold all lines 3. Fold in half and push inwards to
form a book
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