Option B: Fairy Tale Anthology

FT fragment:

• Length of the fragment: 1-2 pages (400-500 words).
  
• Choose carefully a captivating section of a FT.
  
• precede it by a brief paragraph introducing the auhtor, the text and the plot (in case your fragment is located somewhere later in the text).
  
• mention the age of your target group

Sections:

• Vocabulary introduction: it can be of the traditional type (words in the foot- or endnote) or more modern (via various lexical games)
  
• Reading comprehensionL to make sure your students understood your text, devise some exercises, questions or games to check this
  
• Text-related exercises on grammar or vocabulary
  
• Creative activities, games...
  

Teacher's section:

• Extra info on the text and author, its themes and recommended approach
  
• key to the exercises
  

• The King of the Golden River by John Ruskin - anthologized by Manuela Stanescu (Bicazan) (2011) - clear and elegant
• The Girl Who Owned A Bear by Frank L. Baum -- anthologized by Roxana Petrovan (2012) - with very ingenious exercises
  
• The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde - anthologized by Achim Diana (2012) - and beautifully laid out, great graphics;
  
• The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde - anthologized by Oros Adelina (2013)
  
• The Reluctant Dragon by Kenneth Grahame - anthologized by Monika Bandi (2013); very well-thought exercises, and methodologically error-proof