Reading the blue fairy book beauty and the beast story / Lesson Plan

Create Your Own Custom Lesson Plan
PDF

Objective

By the end of this lesson, the Grade 1 student will be able to read and comprehend the story of "Beauty and the Beast" from the Blue Fairy Book.

Materials and Prep

  • The Blue Fairy Book - "Beauty and the Beast" story
  • Printed copy of the story for easy reference
  • Paper and pencils for note-taking and drawing

Activities

  1. Introduce the story of "Beauty and the Beast" to the student, mentioning that it is a classic fairy tale from the Blue Fairy Book.

    Engage in a brief discussion about fairy tales and their common elements, such as magical creatures, moral lessons, and happy endings.

  2. Read the story aloud to the student, pausing occasionally to ask comprehension questions and encourage predictions about what might happen next.

    Encourage the student to visualize the characters and settings in their mind as the story progresses.

  3. After reading the story, ask the student to summarize the main events and the moral of the story in their own words.

    Discuss any favorite parts or characters, and encourage the student to share their thoughts and feelings about the story.

  4. Invite the student to create a drawing or illustration based on their favorite scene from the story.

    Encourage them to include details and use colors to make their drawing come to life.

United States of America: Grade 1 Grade Talking Points

  • "Beauty and the Beast" is a famous fairy tale that has been enjoyed by people for many years.
  • In fairy tales, magical creatures and events often happen, like talking animals or enchanted objects.
  • This story teaches us that appearances can be deceiving, and it is important to look beyond someone's outer appearance to see their true character.
  • The Blue Fairy Book is a collection of fairy tales from different countries and cultures.
  • Fairy tales often have a moral, or a lesson, that we can learn from the story.
  • Reading and discussing stories helps us improve our reading skills and imagination.
  • Creating drawings or illustrations based on stories helps us express our thoughts and feelings about what we read.