Little Red Riding Hood

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Originally uploaded by LML.

This week I deviated from the curriculum books (shock horror) and treated my 9 year olds to a story. The Boss insists I just parrot from the books and get them to role-play from them, but this time I wanted to do something different. I took phrases from their current book and a previous story book (The Three Little Lambs...they no longer study stories) and created "Little Red Riding Hood." Arguements erupted over which parts to play, but we managed to have a good time. They loved it and really threw themselves into their respective parts. At the end of the lesson, I felt very proud of them all.

Little Red Riding Hood: Hello Mom, how are you?

Mom: Fine thankyou. How about you?

Little Red Riding Hood: OK, thanks.
What are you doing?

Mom: I am making a cake.
Give it to Grandma.

Little Red Riding Hood: Ok, Mom.

Wolf:I am so hungry.
I will go to Grandma's house and eat her.

Grandma: AAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

Wolf:I am so hungry.
I see Little Red Riding Hood.
I will put on Grandma's clothes.

Little Red Riding Hood:Hello Grandma!

Wolf: Hi Little Red Riding Hood.
How are you?

Little Red Riding Hood: Fine thankyou, Grandma.
How about you?

Wolf: Not so good, I have a fever.

Little Red Riding Hood: Here is some cake.

Wolf: Thankyou.

Little Red Riding Hood: Grandma, you have big eyes!

Wolf: So I can see you.

Little Red Riding Hood:Grandma, you have big ears!

Wolf: So I can hear you.

Little Red Riding Hood: Grandma, you have big teeth!

Wolf: So I can eat you!!!

Little Red Riding Hood: AAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!! (Runs away)
Help!

Man:I will kill him!
BANG!!!


(The wolf is dead).
(Grandma climbs out of Wolf's stomach)

Little Red Riding Hood: Hello Grandma, how are you?
Grandma: Not so good. How about you?
Little Red Riding Hood: Very well, thanks.

THE END