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hansel and gretel and the lovely old lady - Podar Jumbo Kids Plus

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Why did we want to change<strong>the</strong> story of Hansel <strong>and</strong> Gretel?We started a discussion on Hansel <strong>and</strong> Gretel <strong>and</strong> askedsome questions to <strong>the</strong> kids, “What if <strong>the</strong> <strong>old</strong> <strong>lady</strong> was not awitch? why did she call <strong>the</strong> kids to her house?” And after alot of giggly fun ideas, we liked <strong>the</strong> idea, maybe shewanted <strong>the</strong>m to brush <strong>the</strong>ir teeth! Yes, what if <strong>the</strong> littlechildren were just two naughty children who did not listento <strong>the</strong>ir parents advice <strong>and</strong> w<strong>and</strong>ered <strong>and</strong> got lost in <strong>the</strong>forest next to <strong>the</strong>ir home. And <strong>the</strong>n tired <strong>and</strong> hungry <strong>the</strong>ycame to a chocolate house <strong>and</strong> started eating chocolate,when a kind <strong>old</strong> <strong>lady</strong> came out <strong>and</strong> took <strong>the</strong>m inside toteach <strong>the</strong>m about dental hygiene as all <strong>the</strong> sweets cancause harm to <strong>the</strong>ir teeth!Voila, we have all <strong>the</strong> fun elements of <strong>the</strong> <strong>old</strong> Hansel <strong>and</strong>Gretel without <strong>the</strong> 'dark <strong>and</strong> depressing' elements. Isn't ita great idea?So read <strong>the</strong> new version- HANSEL AND GRETEL ANDTHE LOVELY OLD LADY! And yes, don't miss <strong>the</strong> sectionat <strong>the</strong> end on dental hygiene.Old versionHanselAndGretelNotice <strong>the</strong> ‘Documentation’ in <strong>the</strong> drawings.You will notice that all <strong>the</strong> children’sdrawings have comments written by <strong>the</strong>teacher. This is called ‘documentation’; apractice adopted by us from Reggio schoolswhere a teacher asks <strong>the</strong> child about <strong>the</strong>drawings <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong>n writes down all pointsthat were mentioned by <strong>the</strong> child.

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