The Adventure of Little Red Riding Hood: A Story of Caution and Courage

Updated: 18 Oct 2024

Imagine a world where a little girl named Red Riding Hood is set on an adventure, filled with excitement and wonder. With a basket of supplies for her sick grandmother, she walks through a magical forest, unaware of the timid wolf hiding in the shade. Will she make it safely to her grandmother’s house, or will the wolf’s tricks change her journey forever?

Join us as we explore this timeless story of courage, friendship, and the importance of listening to our hearts!

Meet the characters!

Little Red Riding Hood: A brave and cheerful girl who likes to help her grandmother.
Wolf: A cheating character who likes to play tricks, but has a soft spot to sing!
Grandmother: A lovely lady who makes the best soup and enjoys storytelling.

Little Red Riding Hood

Once upon a time, in a cozy village next to a large forest, there lived a sweet girl named Little Red Riding Hood. Her name was found in a beautiful red dress for her grandmother. Whenever she wore it, she felt special and loved.

A sunny morning, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother said, “Dear, your grandmother is feeling sick. Can you take this basket of goods to his house? She would love some soup and fresh bread.

Little Red Riding Hood’s eyes sparkle with excitement. “Yes, Mama! I will take good care of it! “He picked up the basket, waved goodbye to his mother, and departed from his adventures.

While she was passing through the forest, the sun was shining, and the birds sang sweet songs. Little Red Riding Hood praised the colorful flowers and heard the stirring leaves. He felt happy and careless.

But while walking, she suddenly came into a wolf. He was penetrating under a tree with a mischievous look in her eyes. “Hello, little girl,” Wolf said, her voice smoother as honey. “Where are you going on this beautiful day?”

Little Red Riding Hood replied, “I’m going to see my grandmother.” “He’s sick, and I’m bringing him a basket of stuff.”

Interactive question:
What do you think the Little Red Riding Hood wolf should say? a) “Leave me alone, wolf!” b) “I’m going to help my grandma!” c) “Do you want to come with me?”

Interactive question:

What do you think the Little Red Riding Hood wolf should say?

a) “Leave me alone, wolf!”
b) “I’m going to help my grandma!”
c) “Do you want to come with me?”

The wolf thought for a moment. He knew he could cheat on both of them if he got to the grandmother’s house first. “Why not take the path with beautiful flowers?” He advised. “It’s so much more beautiful and will make your granny so happy!”Little Red Riding Hood thought about it. “it looks good! Thank you, Mr. Wolf! “He said, and he took the path of flowers.

When she was walking around with beautiful flowers, the clever wolf reached her grandmother’s house. He knocked on the door and said in a soft voice, “It’s me, little red riding hood!”

“Come on, dear!” Grandma is called, who was resting on the bed.

The wolf slipped inside and quickly locked the grandmother in the closet. Then, he put on her nightgowns and nightcap and climbed into the bed, pulling the cover up to her chin.

When Little Red Riding Hood finally arrived at the grandmother’s house, he saw that the door was a little rewarding. “Grandma, are you home?” he called.

“Come on, my dear!” The wolf said while trying to raise her voice like a grandmother.

Did you know that wolves can move very fast? They can reach speeds of up to 40 mph!
But don’t worry – this wolf has a different plan!

Little Red Riding Hood stepped inside and saw his grandmother lying in bed. She felt a little uncomfortable but got close to the bed anyway. “Grandma, you have big ears!” He said in surprise.

“My dear, better than listening with you!” The wolf replied with a smile.

“And what big eyes do you have!” Little Red Riding Hood said, felt even more nervous.

“My darling, it’s better to watch with you!” Wolf said, his smile is growing wider.

“But grandma, what big teeth do you have!” He said, his heart race.

“Better to eat with you!” roaring the wolf, jumping out of bed with a terrible goldsmith.

Only then, a brave woodman was passing through the grandmother’s house. He heard a loud roar and quickly reached the door. Seeing the wolf bounce on Little Red Riding Hood, he shouted, “Stop, you wolf!”

The people of the forest charged into the room and, with a mighty swing of his axe, frightened the wolf. The wolf ran as fast as he could, never to be seen again.

Interactive Activity: Draw Your End!

Imagine you are a forest. What will you do next?

Draw or write your end of the story! Will you help Grandma?

Will you teach Little Red Riding Hood how to be brave?

Little Red Riding Hood and his grandmother were safe! They hugged each other tightly, both shook but finished. “Thank you for saving us!” Woodsman was told by Little Red Riding Hood, his eyes sparkled with gratitude. “I promise that I will always listen to my mother and be careful in the forest from now on!”

The forest smiled and shook its head. “Always keep on track, and remember to talk to strangers anytime.”