Listening Activities For Cinderella and Other Fairy Tale Stories

These Listening Activities for your listening center library include these five fairy tale stories: Cinderella, Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty, and The Princess And The Pea.

Each of these princess fairy tale classics include a video for your students to watch, a storybook on Google Slides or Seesaw with audio, and many printable and digital activities.

Fairy Tale Stories Include:

The Princess And The Pea

 To prove that she is a REAL princess, she needs to sleep on a tall pile of mattresses AND feel a pea secretly hidden at the bottom.

Cinderella

Cinderella meets her prince with the help of a fairy godmother and a pair of glass slippers. When the clock strikes midnight, all the magic engs. Can the prince find her by her shoe size?

Rapunzel

Rapunzel is locked in a very tall tower by an evil witch. The only way in or out of the tower is by climbing up Rapunzel’s long magical hair.

Snow White

Snow White is banished to the woods. She meets seven dwarves in a little cottage and they help Snow White escape from the evil queen’s clutches.

Sleeping Beauty

An evil witch casts a spell on a beautiful princess. With the help of three fairies who hide her away, Sleeping Beauty is able to stay safe.

Digital Resources For Google Slides And Seesaw

• • The video plays on the first slide of the resources. This way, your students will watch the movie right on Google Slides or Seesaw instead of being redirected to YouTube. 
  • A digital storybook with audio. Students read the text along with the audio on each of the pages.
  • Comprehension to check for the meaning of the fairy tale stories.
  • Writing prompts for extending the story.
  • Sequencing activities to put the events of the fairy tale stories in order.

Printable Worksheets

• This fairy tale story set includes QR codes for listening center videos. Students will scan the code to watch the movie. 
• A reading passage to print and use alongside the movie. Students can follow along as the video plays.
• Sequencing cards in both black and white and color. Print the black and white cards so your kiddos can color and cut out the activity, or laminate the color cards for years to come. 
• A mini-book of each princess fairy tale story. Students can take the foldable books home to read to their families.
• Comprehension questions about each of the fairy tale classics to check for understanding.
• A writing extension for deeper meaning of the text.

Using Fairy Tale Stories In Your Classroom Listening Centers

Watch this video to see examples of this product, as well as how to adapt your listening center for these fun fairy tale stories!

Need More Fairy Tale Resources?

These five fairy tales are available as reader’s theater scripts! Find them here.