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1. Think about the story of "Little Red Riding Hood."

a. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from Little Red Riding Hood.

b. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from The Wolf.

2. Think about the story of "Little Miss Muffet."

a. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from Little Miss Muffet.

b. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from The Spider.

3. Think about the story of "Goldie Locks and the Three Bears."

a. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from Goldie Locks.

b. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from the Three Bears.

4. Think about the story of "Jack and the Bean Stalk."

a. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from Jack.

b. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from The Giant.

5. Think about the story of "Cinderella."

a. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from Cinderella.

b. Write a headline for a news story written by a reporter who only got the facts from The Stepmother.

Sunshine State Standards: LA.B.2.2; LA.D.2.2; LA.E.1.2

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