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Once Upon a time in the majestic fairy forest there lived a fox and a deer who were madly in love. They went by the names Mr Fox and Mrs Deer. Every day they would explore the majestic fairy forest … Continue reading →

Tomas, Natalie, Annastasia, Brisa There was a daughter who was left orphaned as a very young child. Her father left first and after some years her mother passed away drowning. The young girl was left no other option but to … Continue reading →

Another Rudolph Story… Once upon a time there was a lonely deer grazing on a stranger’s delicious and luscious grass when all of a sudden a bear came out of the woods ready for his next meal. The bear wasted … Continue reading →

Once upon a time, there was a box, decorated in beautiful greens and blues. This box held magical powers, and it was said that anyone who opened the box would release evil dragons that would terrorize the land. The rulers … Continue reading →

By: Angelina F, Fiona, Julian, and Peyton Once upon a time there a village where it was always springtime. In this village lived a little pig named Wilbur. This town was always green and prosperous and had a large and … Continue reading →

To follow up on the examples provided below. There are a myriad of visualizations of fairy tales, beyond the iconic movie images from the Walt Disney studios.  Exploring how image captures story–or a moment in the story–invites the reader/viewer to … Continue reading →

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cT-UXg01LLm7dHng88P8paLIAdOKax5l7x51Ux9Ap4A/edit#slide=id.g25e20fd3cdb_0_2 Natalie and Nolan

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IilwKHQ2pxVgJ6Fza6Pf5EBMmOk8jvIEv448Mj9Bf9Q/edit?usp=sharing Ivan Bilibin – Angelina Veverka and Meghan Thrash

This is the presentation about the illustrator, Edward Burne Jones, that Gianna and I have created. Edward Burne Jones

Can you identify the fairy tale references in this poem by Anne Caston: Prelude  by Anne Caston Every tree is one tree. That tree grows in every forest, that forest always dark and deep, always lying precisely at the edge … Continue reading →