Princess Rosette
From The Red Fairy Book by Andrew Lang
Princess Rosette is a fairy tale from The Red Fairy Book (1890), collected by Andrew Lang. Andrew Lang was a Scottish writer who gathered stories from around the world. This text reflects its era; a few period terms have been modernised. The story comes from the French tale by Madame d'Aulnoy and is loved for its clever little dog, wicked nurse, and the peacock-loving princess who nearly loses everything but finds happiness in the end. Fairy tales like this one teach that goodness and love win over jealousy and lies.
- Band
- Yellow · Emerging readersTypical starting range: ages 6–8
- Length
- medium · about 569 words in 6 sections · 4 pictures
- Source
- The Red Fairy Book, Andrew Lang
- First published
- 1890
- Regions
- Canada · United States
Included formats
- · Web reader and PDF
- · EPUB for e-readers
- · Home-print sheet
- · Folded booklet
- · Binder edition (8.5 × 11)
- · Worksheet
- · Quick Check (8 questions) with answer key
- · Read-aloud script
- · Colouring page
- · Teacher’s Edition (members)
Lesson at a glance
- Reading
- about 10 minutes at this band
- Pause questions
- 3
- Words to Know
- 5
- Quick Check
- 8 questions, with the answer key
- Let’s Talk
- 3 questions for afterwards
- Worksheet
- questions, an activity and a drawing prompt
About 40 minutes with one story, all of it.
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