Fairy Tale Stories
I
highly recommend
telling fairy tale stories to your child. It helps
develop their imagination, creative thinking and teaches them life
lessons. Focus on the deeper meaning of the stories and actively engage
your child in discussions by asking them questions such as: How did
this
story make you feel? What do you think Goldie Locks should have done?
Can you try to come up with another ending to this fairy tale?
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Discussion
T.I.M.E. Suggestions: (Ideas to get your mind going)
- Do
not prejudge people by their appearance - Beauty and the Beast, The
Lion and the Mouse, The Frog Prince, The Ugly Duckling.
- Safety
rules - Goldie Locks and the Three Bears, Hansel and Gretal, Pinocchio,
Little Red Riding Hood.
- Be
Yourself and be the best that you can be - Pinocchio.
- Take
the time to do things right - The Three Little Pigs.
- Slow
and steady wins the race - The Tortoise and the Hare.
Here are my recommendations
of some great fairy tales:
 Aladdin
and the Wonderful Lamp
Beauty
and the Beast
Cinderella
Goldie
Locks and the Three Bears
Hansel
and Gretal
Jack
and the Beanstalk
Little
Red Riding Hood
Pinocchio
Puss
in Boots
Rapunzel
Sleeping
Beauty
Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs
The
Emperor's New Clothes
The
Frog Prince
The
Gingerbread Man
The
Golden Goose
The
Lion and the Mouse
The
Little Mermaid
The
Little Red Hen
The
Princess and the Pea
The
Shoemaker and the Elves
The
Three Little Pigs
The
Tortoise and the Hare
The
Town Mouse and the Country Mouse
The
Ugly Duckling
Thumbelina
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