Little Red Ridding Hood
level 3
A nice young girl is taking cookies and cakes to her grandmother who lives at the far end of the village. Her mother tells her not to walk through the forest because it is dangerous. She also tells her not to talk to strangers. The girl doesn’t obey her mother. She thinks that nothing bad will happen. The way through the forest is nice and amusing, and the wolf she finds on her way seems kind and polite. Everything seems fine until she reaches grandma’s house. Then, things don’t go the way she imagines. What do you think she will find there?
Reading Island juniors is an extensive reading program for young English language learners that enables them to develop their vocabulary, reading comprehension skills, and reading fluency through graded easy to read adaptations of well-known, moral[1]based tales for children that focus on engaging narration and active learning activities that help students develop 21st century skills. It pays attention to students’ multiple intelligences by applying sensory learning and interactive learning methods.
| ISBN | 9789778550030 |
|---|---|
| Component | • A short introduction of the story origin and author • A picture gallery of the main characters of the story • Full-colour illustrated story with significant moral • A playlet for classroom performance • Song • A pictorial dictionary • animated story and song• Practice book• Stickers • Finger puppets |
| Teacher's Recourses | • Teacher’s edition • Character masks • Flash cards |
| Head words per story | 350-500 |