Students will learn about the original text of "The Little Gingerbread Boy", become familiar with several variations of the story, respond to a list of guiding questions that help them to modify the original story, and eventually create their own unique variations.

I've taught reading and writing to multiple ages for several years, and I also have served as an instructional coach. I have three degrees in Education.

I absolutely love to write and share the joy of writing, and I've taught writing for several years.  I understand that writing isn't everyone's cup of tea, so I am beyond happy to share some ways to bring your words to the surface.  Oftentimes, it's just a matter of sorting out what's happening in your brain and getting it to come out in the right order.  I'm here for you!

Homework Offered
There will be no formal homework, as this is a one-time class. Students will most likely not have time to complete their new story by the end of our session, but are encouraged to complete it after our session.
Assessments Offered
Through discussion, sharing ideas, and reading students' in-class products, we'll be able to assess their progress and understanding in real-time.
Grades Offered