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Ensuring a Warm Holiday for Children in Need

The fourth-grade students in Kristie Jackson, Deborah Vieira and Lisa Celentano's classes wanted to add a special touch to their donations.

From Rocky Point School District: Rocky Point School District students in grades K-5 helped to ensure that those children in need had a warm holiday by collecting 150 pajamas for the Pajama Program, an initiative organized through Scholastic's Great Bedtime Story Pajama Drive.

Recognizing that Scholastic matches the donation of pajamas with a book, the fourth-grade students in Kristie Jackson, Deborah Vieira and Lisa Celentano’s classes wanted to add a special touch to their donations. Students from these classes created their own collection of fairy tales to add to the donation.

The students researched fairy tales and the structure of the written pieces before proceeding through the writing process to develop their own fractured fairy tales. The completed stories were bound altogether to give each recipient a copy of the students’ Fairy Tales Collection.

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Photo courtesy of the Rocky Point School District: Joseph A. Edgar Intermediate School fourth-graders proudly displayed some of the pajamas they collected for the Pajama Program, an initiative organized through Scholastic's Great Bedtime Story Pajama Drive.