Little Red Riding Hood

How do you know this story is a folktale?

• it is a fiction story

• it teaches a lesson

• it has events that can happen in real life

• we are learning facts about a topic

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Where does the setting of the story take place?

• at Little Red Riding Hood's House

• in the woods and at the grandma's house

• in a field

• at the park

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A character trait you could use to describe the Wolf is

• kind

• forgetful

• brave

• sneaky

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What character traits would you use to describe Little Red Riding Hood?

• smart

• suspicious

• nervous

• forgetful

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Which events are in the correct order?

• the Wolf eats the grandma, Little Red Riding Hood screams for help, Little Red Riding Hood's mom tells her to never speak to the wolf.

• Little Red Riding Hood's mom tells her to take a basket to her grandmothers house, Little Red Riding Hood runs into the Wolf in the woods, Little Red Riding Hood gets tricked by the Wolf

• The Wolf runs into Little red Riding Hood in the woods, Little Red Riding Hood brings a basket to grandma, Little Red Riding Hood screams for help.

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What lesson can we learn from this story?

• don't listen to others

• if your brave you will be fine

• be careful with strangers

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If you could change the ending of the story, what would you change it to?

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If you could create a new Title for this story, what would it be?

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