Red Riding Hood

This is Red Riding Hood. She is at home playing with her toys. Red Riding Hood’s mummy says, “Grandma is at home in bed. I have some cakes for her. I want you to go and give her the cakes, please”.
“Yes,” says Red Riding Hood. “I want to go and see Grandma”.
“Goodbye,” says her mummy. “See that the big bad wolf does not get you”.
Red Riding Hood sees some trees and some flowers.
“Grandma likes flowers,” she says. “I can pick some flowers for Grandma”.
The big bad wolf sees Red Riding Hood.
“Come and play with me,” he says.
“No,” says Red Riding Hood. “I can’t play with you. I have to go and see Grandma. She is in bed. I have some cakes and flowers for her”.
The wolf runs to Grandma’s home.
He says, “Grandma, Grandma, I want to come in”.
Grandma is in bed.
“Is that you, Red Riding Hood?” she asks.
“Yes,” says the big bad wolf.
Grandma gets up. She sees the wolf. “Help, help,” she cries.
She gets up into a cupboard.
The big bad wolf comes in.
He gets Grandma’s hat and shawl, and jumps into Grandma’s bed.
Red Riding Hood comes to Grandma’s home.
“Grandma,” she says, “it’s Red Riding Hood. Please can I come in?”
“Yes,” says the big bad wolf. “I want to see you, Red Riding Hood”.
Red Riding Hood looks at the wolf.
He has Grandma’s hat and shawl on.
“You have big eyes, Grandma,” says Red Riding Hood.
“Yes,” says the wolf, “they are good to see you with”.
“You have big ears, Grandma,” says Red Riding Hood.
“Yes,” says the wolf. “They are good to hear you with”.
“You have big teeth, Grandma,” says Red Riding Hood.
“Yes,” says the big bad wolf. “They are good to eat you with”.
The wolf jumps up.
“Help, help!” says Red Riding Hood. She runs and runs.
Red Riding Hood sees a man. It’s her daddy.
“Help, help!” she says. “Here comes a wolf. He is big, and he wants to eat me up”.
Red Riding Hood climbs up in a tree.
Her daddy gets the big bad wolf.
Red Riding Hood comes down.
She says, “Please come and help me look for Grandma”.
They go to Grandma’s home. Grandma is in the cupboard. “Please help me,” she says. “I want to get down”.
Red Riding Hood and her daddy get Grandma down.
They help her into bed.
“I have some cakes and flowers for you,” says Red Riding Hood.
She gives the cakes and flowers to Grandma.
“You are a good girl,” says Grandma. “The cakes look good. We can have cakes for tea”.
“You have the cakes, Grandma,” says Red Riding Hood.
“We have to go home for tea. Come on, daddy”.
“It was good to see you,” says Grandma. “Here is an apple for you and one for daddy”.
“Goodbye, Red Riding Hood”.
“Goodbye”.

By Fran Hunia

VOCABULARY:
riding зд. спадающий
hood капюшон
Grandma бабушка
goodbye до свидания
wolf волк
cupboard шкаф (зд. платяной)
shawl шаль, платок
eyes глаза
ears уши
hear слышать
teeth зубы

Wordlist
at home дома
toys игрушки
in bed в кровати
to get схватить, собрать
to have to do smth должен что-то делать
to have on быть одетым в
to be good to do smth быть хорошим, подходить для чего-то
to get up in взобраться (на)
to come down спуститься (с)
to look for искать
to look good выглядеть хорошо, хорошо смотреться
to have smth for tea иметь что-то к чаю

1. Answer the questions.
1. What is Red Riding Hood doing at home?
2. What does Red Riding Hood’s mummy say?
3. What does she want Red Riding Hood to do?
4. Does Red Riding Hood want to go and see Grandma?
5. What does her mummy say about the big bad wolf?
6. Why does Red Riding Hood want to get some flowers?
7. What does the big bad wolf say to Red Riding Hood?
8. What does Red Riding Hood say to the big bad wolf?
9. What does the big bad wolf do?
10. What does Grandma get up into?
11. Where does the big bad wolf jump into?
12. What does the big bad wolf say about his eyes, his ears, his teeth?
13. Whom does Red Riding Hood see?
14. What does Grandma give Red Riding Hood and her daddy?

2. Who does this?
1. ... is playing with her toys at home.
2. ... has some cakes for her.
3. ... wants to go and see Grandma.
4. ... likes flowers.
5. ... can get some flowers for Grandma.
6. ... sees Red Riding Hood.
7. ... has to go and see Grandma.
8. ... has some cakes and flowers for her.
9. ... runs to Grandma’s home.
10. ... is in bed.
11. ... gets up into a cupboard.
12. ... gets Grandma’s hat and shawl and jumps into Grandma’s bed.
13. ... gets the big bad wolf.
14. ... gets Grandma down.
15. ... gives the cakes and flowers to Grandma.
16. ... has to go home for tea.

3. Translate.
1. Red Riding Hood’s mummy.
2. Grandma’s home.
3. Grandma’s hat and shawl.
4. Grandma’s bed.

4. Fill in the prepositions.
1. Red Riding Hood is ____ home.
2. She is playing ____ her toys.
3. Grandma is ____ bed.
4. Mummy has some cakes ____ her.
5. Red Riding Hood can get some flowers ____ Grandma.
6. Come and play ____ me.
7. The wolf runs ____ Grandma’s home.
8. Grandma gets ____ a cupboard.
9. The big bad wolf comes ____.
10. It jumps ____ Grandma’s bed.
11. Red Riding Hood looks ____ the wolf.
12. He has Grandma’s hat and shawl____.
13. They are good to see you ____.
14. They are good to hear you ____.
15. They are good to eat you ____.
16. He wants to eat me ____.
17. Red Riding Hood gets ____ a tree.
18. She comes ____.
19. Please come and help me to look ______ Grandma.
20. Grandma is ____ the cupboard.
21. I want to get ____.
22. They help her ____ bed.
23. She gives the cakes and flowers ____ Grandma.
24. We can have cakes ____ tea.
25. Come ____, daddy!
26. Here is an apple ______ you and one ______ daddy.

5. Read other stories.
1. Three Little Pigs.
2. Puss in Boots.
3. Gingerbread Man.
4. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
5. Thumbelina.

6. Put questions.
1. She is at home playing with her toys. (Who? Is? Where? What? What...with? Whose toys?)
2. Grandma is at home in bed. (Who? Is? Where?)
3. I have some cakes for her. (Who? Have? What? Who...for?)
5. I want to go and see Grandma. (Who? Does? What?)
6. I can get some flowers for Grandma. (Who? Can? What? Whom...for?)
7. Her daddy gets the big bad wolf. (Who? Whose daddy? Does? What? What kind of wolf?)
8. We have to go home for tea. (Who? Do? Where? What...for?)