This intriguing story poem is the story of the town of Sandersville. It shares how, no matter how many times he tries to tell them, the people would not listen to a little boy named Vanderville warning them to take care of the planet. This text tells the message of teamwork and doing our individual parts to make our planet a better place. Great story to be used with Earth Day or in introducing a recycling unit, in addition to a unit on character traits, theme, text structure. inference, poetry genre, or summary. It can be displayed on the big screen or even printed out to be read or to read in small groups and it also has the option of having it read out loud to the students

This Story Poem extension of the children’s story The Dream that Changed Sandersville by Sarah Shannon gives an opportunity to recite and memorize the story poem to recite for class, schools, and community events. The students or adults reciting can also take aspects of the story and act them out in small groups to share with each other as a skit as a possibility as well. Fun idea to use for presentations or oratory contests as well.

This intriguing interpretation guides a review and scholarly opinion of many major points discussed in Erica Dunbar’s text of an escaped slave whose bravery and determination model to students and adults of all ages the skills leaders often use to help themselves achieve a better destiny,

Jim’s Escape from Slavery is a tale inspired by the true stories of escaped slave heroes like Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. Jim. a slave, is in despair in the slave movement that occurred in the time in America when slavery was a common practice for millions of African Americans. This tale shares the scary and brave adventure of Jim as he escapes his predicted fate with the help of a kind white Quaker who aided him in reaching freedom. Although this is a story for young adults, all people can learn from the bravery, determination, and ultimate victory displayed in this book that many people will love to read for years to come!

This funny and engaging children’s story is a lesson to all readers about the importance of appreciating the lives and the things we have in life. It shares the hilarious story of Princess Annabelle, a very rich but very spoiled princess from Heavenly who gets put under a spell until she realizes how blessed she is. Teachers, parents, and other leaders working with children can use this story to help teach lessons on being kind and sharing what we have with others. It can be printed, displayed on a large screen, and even reads it aloud to listeners if one chooses that option. A great story to use in connection to character traits, story or plot elements, theme, inference, setting contributing to plot, summary, & MORE!

This inspirational children’s story is about two friends who have a rip in their friendship when a new student joins their class, and one friend gets threatened by the new interruption of the close relationship that had been ongoing prior to the sudden new friend. Students, children. and even adults will love this tale of the importance of trust, loyalty, and forgiveness. It can be used in the classroom and/or in a homeschooling setting with a standard focus on theme or inference or compare/contrast or plot elements or summary and many other connecting objectives focuses. Lesson plans will be added shortly.

This funny figurative language story follows the daily life of a girl name Monica who just started a new school. Monica gets into several dilemma because she doesn’t understand figurative terms people at the school are using when communicating. It will make your students laugh, and you can play it on screen and even print out for your small groups.