Costume Design Grades 3 to 5 | Fairy Tale Stories

Save 20%!! Now our elementary students can study costume design, too! Here are lessons for: Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Also, I included my readers theater version of The Brave Little Tailor--just for fun! Students will come away with an appreciation of costume design and learn something new along the way. Suitable for students in grades 3 to 5 the product usually lasts for two days. Keep checking back, because this is a growing bundle!

This lesson was created specifically for them.

This produce includes:

• Teacher's Letter
• Warm Up Game
• The History of Costume Design
• The Rationale for Teaching Costume Design
• Costumes Notes for Students
• Procedure
• Materials List
• Sources & Video Link List
• Costume Design Assignment
• (1-4) Costume Design Templates-- Male Adult, Female Adult, Male Child and Female Child (Depending the needs of the story)

Two posters--A poster of all the Tony award winning musicals and another of the plays. Great for a bulletin board display!

Bonus Lesson: The Brave Little Tailor (a $4.00 value for free!)

Comprehensive? You bet.

Created by an award-winning veteran drama teacher of thirty-eight years. Enjoy!

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