Everyone has heard of mixed-up or fractured fairy tales. This lesson includes a list of well-known stories and twelve different ways to turn them into something entirely new! It also includes a one-page storytelling lesson plan outline and two suggestions for homework that goes along with this activity.
Example of a way to twist a story:
STRANGE PROPS
Each group of players must use a strange prop in their play.
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