Bbc Little Red Riding Hood

Bbc Little Red Riding Hood
Sing with the full-vocal version of 'I love red!'
Red Riding Hood goes to the shop where she hears stories about a wolf on the prowl in the woods...
Red Riding Hood goes to the village shop where she hears stories about a wolf in the woods from the shopkeeper, Mrs Midgley.
That evening Red Riding Hood asks her Ma about it, who tells her that they are just 'tall stories' and not to worry. She says that Grandma lives in the woods and if there was a wolf she would have told them about it.
Later Red Riding Hood goes to bed thinking no more about it and is lulled to sleep by the sounds of the night coming from her window. Suddenly she hears a strange sound coming from the woods...but it can't be a wolf...can it..?
Download / print the Resource Pack (pdf)
An overview of the main characters.
The Wolf is hungry and creeps towards the village, looking for something to eat.
Red Riding Hood and her Ma make a cake to take to Grandma's cottage in the wood.
Red Riding Hood walks through the woods where she meets a creature in a straw hat.
Little Red Riding Hood in our Music section, with seven songs to learn

These web pages offer a collection of songs and related music activities linking to the traditional story of Little Red Riding Hood . They target a range of learning objectives at Years 1 and 2 drawn from both KS1 Music and KS1 Literacy . They can also be used to stage your own performance of the story or concert of the songs.
Red Riding Hood goes to the village shop where she hears stories about a wolf in the woods from Mrs Midgley, the shopkeeper. But can there be any truth to Mrs Midgley's stories?
The very hungry Wolf is out on the prowl looking for food. He's not having any luck so he creeps towards the village, where he sees Red Riding Hood in her garden. Perhaps his luck has changed...
Red Riding Hood and her Ma want to cheer Grandma up by making a picnic. But when Ma hurts her ankle, Red Riding Hood has to walk through the woods to Grandma's house alone.
Ma warns Red Riding Hood to stay on the path but she is distracted by the woodland fairies. Then she feels a tap on her shoulder and turns to see a huge hairy creature in a straw hat. But who is it..?
The Wolf reaches Grandma's cottage before Red Riding Hood. Grandma spies his hairy paw through the letterbox and refuses to let him in. So the Wolf digs a tunnel under the cottage and into her pantry...
The Wolf does not find Grandma where he expects her to be. She's hiding in the attic and the Wolf decides to lock her in there while he waits for Red Riding Hood. Then he prepares his disguise...
When Red Riding Hood arrives at Grandma's cottage the Wolf pounces but trips and misses her. Grandma and Red Riding Hood escape, locking the Wolf in the cottage. They are glad to hear the woodcutter has a plan...
All the clips from Little Red Riding Hood on a single page
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The content for Little Red Riding Hood is structured on the seven songs to learn. Each song appears on its own dedicated page and includes the following resources:
There is also a Clips page where all of the video and audio clips have been aggregated and an Audio downloads page where you can download mp3 files of the vocal and backing track versions of the songs.
Use the tutorial video to begin learning each song: Sarah Jane Honeywell guides pupils through each song methodically, giving extra attention to any difficult passages or activities in groups.
Use the story video to watch an episode of the story. Each episode links to the song on the same page and is about 5 minutes long. Use the full vocal and backing track versions of the songs to rehearse them in preparation for a performance. The full vocal versions are sung by a children's choir - ideal for joining in with!
The story begins with Red Riding Hood going to the local shop where Mrs Midgley tells her that a wolf has been heard in the local woods...but Red Riding Hood is sure it can't be true. She decides to make a cake for her Grandma, who lives in the middle of the woods, but when Ma injures her ankle Red Riding Hood must walk through the woods alone. She strays off the path and is confronted by the Wolf in disguise. When the Wolf learns that Red Riding Hood is on her way to her Grandma's he determines to get there first...
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A slideshow of images showing the characters in the story

Sing with the full-vocal version of 'Let's make a cake for Grandma!'
Red Riding Hood and her Ma make a cake to take to Grandma's cottage in the woods.
Red Riding Hood and her Ma decide to cheer Grandma up by making her a picnic. Ma sets about making the sandwiches while Red Riding Hood skips off to the village shop to buy ingredients for a cake.
She arrives to find Mrs Midgley, the shopkeeper, feeling very dozy. She tells Red Riding Hood of strange noises from the woods that had kept her up all night. Red Riding Hood says she's sure it was nothing to worry about and returns home to bake the cake.
Ma is upstairs tidying, so Red Riding Hood makes a start mixing the cake ingredients together. Then suddenly she hears a crash from the room above! She rushes upstairs to find Ma has twisted her ankle and wont be able to walk to Grandma's house.
Red Riding Hood still wants to visit Grandma and decides to make the trip on her own. She's knows the way well enough by now and is sure everything will be fine...
Download / print the Resource Pack (pdf)
An overview of the main characters.
The Wolf is hungry and creeps towards the village, looking for something to eat.
Red Riding Hood walks through the woods where she meets a creature in a straw hat.
The Wolf races ahead to get to Grandma's cottage before Red Riding Hood arrives.
Little Red Riding Hood in our Music section, with seven songs to learn

A story in Mandarin: Little Red Riding Hood
Join Little Red Riding Hood on her adventure to her grandmother's house.
Once upon a time there was a girl called Little Red Riding Hood ( listen 小红帽 Xiǎo Hóng Mào ).
One day, her mother ( listen 妈妈 mā ma ) asked her to take some cakes ( listen 蛋糕 dàn gāo ) to her grandmother ( listen 外婆 wài pó ) who lived on the other side of the forest ( listen 森林 sēn lín ).
In the forest, Little Red saw an enormous wolf ( listen 狼 láng ).
Wolf: Hello ( listen 你好 Nǐ hǎo ), where are you going?
Little Red: My grandmother’s house ( listen 房子 fáng zi ).
Wolf: That's good. Today is very nice ( listen 天气很好 Tiān qì hěn hǎo ).
Little Red: Goodbye ( listen 再见 Zài jiàn ).
When she arrives, Little Red can see that the wolf ( listen 狼 láng ) has arrived first.
She comes up with a plan to trick the wolf.
Little Red: Grandmother, what big ( listen 大 dà ) eyes ( listen 眼睛 yǎn jīng ) you have!
Wolf: All the better to see ( listen 看到 kàn dào ) you with.
Little Red: Grandmother, what big ( listen 大 dà ) ears ( listen 耳朵 ěr duo ) you have!
Wolf: All the better to hear ( listen 听见 tīng jiàn ) you with.
Little Red: Grandmother, what big ( listen 大 dà ) teeth ( listen 牙齿 yá chǐ ) you have!
Wolf: All the better to… eat ( listen 吃 chī ) you with!
As the wolf ( listen 狼 láng ) pounces, Little Red takes out a rolling pin and hits him over the head ( listen 头 tóu ) with it.
The wolf ( listen 狼 láng ) is defeated and Little Red goes home ( listen 回家 huí jiā ), enjoying her grandmother's cakes ( listen 蛋糕 dàn gāo ) to herself.
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