Little Red Riding Hood Story (Narrative Text)

Summary

In this classic tale, Little Red Riding Hood is sent through the forest by her mother to deliver a cake to her grandmother. Despite warnings to stay on the path and avoid strangers, she meets a cunning wolf who tricks her. The wolf arrives at the grandmother's house first, swallows her whole, and disguises himself. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, she notices oddities about her 'grandmother' but is eventually saved by a brave woodcutter. In the end, Little Red Riding Hood learns the importance of following her mother's advice and never talking to strangers again.

Takeaways

• 😀 Little Red Riding Hood lives near a big forest with her parents.
• 😀 She wears a red hood, which is why everyone calls her Little Red Riding Hood.
• 😀 One day, her mother bakes a cake and asks Little Red Riding Hood to take it to her grandmother.
• 😀 Little Red Riding Hood is instructed to stay on the pathway and avoid talking to strangers.
• 😀 On her journey, Little Red Riding Hood encounters a hungry wolf, who tricks her into revealing her destination.
• 😀 The wolf encourages Little Red Riding Hood to pick flowers for her grandmother while he races to her grandmother's house.
• 😀 The wolf arrives at grandmother's house first, deceives her, and swallows her whole.
• 😀 Disguising himself in grandmother's clothes, the wolf waits in bed for Little Red Riding Hood to arrive.
• 😀 Little Red Riding Hood notices the wolf’s strange appearance but is fooled by his disguise until she mentions his big teeth.
• 😀 Red Riding Hood escapes and tells a nearby woodcutter, who rescues her grandmother from the wolf.
• 😀 Little Red Riding Hood learns a valuable lesson and promises to always follow her mother’s advice and never talk to strangers.

Q & A

Why is the girl called Little Red Riding Hood?

She is called Little Red Riding Hood because she always wears a red hood whenever she goes into the forest.

What was the purpose of Little Red Riding Hood's journey through the forest?

Little Red Riding Hood's journey was to deliver a cake, which her mother had baked, to her grandmother who lived on the other side of the forest.

What advice did Little Red Riding Hood's mother give her before she left?

Her mother advised her to stay on the pathway, not stop anywhere, and not talk to strangers.

What did the wolf do when he encountered Little Red Riding Hood in the forest?

The wolf approached Little Red Riding Hood, pretending to be friendly, and asked where she was going. He then suggested that she pick some flowers for her grandmother.

How did the wolf manage to get to the grandmother's house before Little Red Riding Hood?

While Little Red Riding Hood was picking flowers, the wolf ran off ahead, planning to reach the grandmother’s house before her.

What did the wolf do when he arrived at the grandmother's house?

The wolf knocked on the door, impersonated Little Red Riding Hood’s voice to gain entry, and then swallowed the grandmother before dressing in her clothes and waiting for Red Riding Hood.

What was unusual about how Little Red Riding Hood reacted when she arrived at her grandmother's house?

Little Red Riding Hood noticed that her grandmother looked strange, commenting on her 'deep voice,' 'big eyes,' 'big ears,' and 'big teeth.' These were clues that something was wrong.

What did Little Red Riding Hood say about her grandmother's big eyes and ears?

She said that her grandmother had big eyes to see her better and big ears to hear her better.

How did the story end after Little Red Riding Hood screamed?

Little Red Riding Hood ran away from the house, and a brave woodcutter helped her. He rescued the grandmother from the wolf, and the wolf fled. Everyone was happy and safe.

What lesson did Little Red Riding Hood learn from her experience?

Little Red Riding Hood learned to always follow her mother's instructions and never talk to strangers again.