★ Read more about this product and how to implement a “weekly words” vocabulary program. Published by Penguin Random House Childrens UK, United Kingdom (2015) ISBN 10. Publication date 1987 Topics Fairies, Children's stories in English, 1945- Texts, Wishes. Prince Cinders Paperback Picture Book, Apby Babette Cole (Author) 296 ratings See all formats and editions School & Library Binding 21.74 4 Used from 19.57 1 New from 21.74 Paperback 10.20 30 Used from 2.50 17 New from 8. → Save over 30% by purchasing this set as part of the Jargon Journal Year Bundle. : Prince Cinders (9780140555257) by Cole, Babette and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. → Save 25% by purchasing this set as part of the Jargon Journal Classics 1 Bundle ←
Vocabulary Words (for posting on the board during discussions).Jargon Journal is a weekly vocabulary curriculum tied to picture books. This unit correlates with the book Prince Cinders by Babette Cole. Students practice 4 vocabulary words each week and record their thinking in an interactive journal. Lastly, this book is great for showing how our culture has taken a popular traditional story like Cinderella and tailored it to fit our culture today.Prince Cinders Vocabulary : Jargon Journal Vocabulary Curriculum It is also a great choice for children who are looking for a humorous read that plays off of a story that they most likely are fairly acquainted with. This is a great option to engage boys and girls alike in reading and examining the Cinderella story elements as a whole. Some of the humorous elements include the brothers going to “Palace Disco with their princess girlfriends” and how while Prince Cinders wishes he could be like his brothers he’s reading a book entitled “Use Bicepto Cream”. Bullied by his three hairy brothers about his less-than-perfect looks, he spends all. This is important since many Cinderella books are primarily targeted towards girls. The protagonist, Prince Cinders, widens the target audience to boys as well as girls. It maintains most of the necessary components to be considered a Cinderella story, but also puts a humorous spin on the story that most children have heard numerous times. This book plays off of the traditional Cinderella.
Awards Won: 1987 Kate Greenaway Medal Nominee.
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