Munsch, R., &
Martchenko, M. (1980). The paper bag princess. Toronto: Annick
Press.
Elizabeth the Princess was all set to marry Ronald the
Prince until a fiery dragon came and demolished the castle and took Ronald
captive. Elizabeth wasn’t going to let
the dragon win so she set out in the only clothing she could find which was a
paper bag. She finds her prince by
cleverly tricking the dragon, but the princess and the prince are in for a
surprise in the end.
Evaluation Criteria:
Plot
The plot of Paper Bag
Princess isn’t a traditional retelling of an age old story. Instead, the
reader follows the princess as she takes control of her destiny in the face of
adversity and chooses her own path. The plot moves along at a quick pace,
leading up to the climactic moment of rescue, which quickly changes direction
as our heroine instead chooses not to settle for a prince that doesn’t
appreciate her talents.
Lesson Plan:
http://www.education.com/lesson-plan/the-paper-bag-princess/
Lesson Plan:
http://www.education.com/lesson-plan/the-paper-bag-princess/
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