Little red ringing tone power
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Little Red Ringing Tone goes to her grandmother's house with groceries, but accidentally sends a text message to the Big Bad Wolf. The Big Bad Wolf arrives at the grandmother's house first and tricks her to let him inside by imitating Little Red Ringing Tone's voice. He hides the grandmother in the wardrobe. When Little Red Ringing Tone arrives, the Big Bad Wolf tricks her too by pretending to be the grandmother. However, the grandmother had left her webcam on, so the Good Woodcutter sees what happens and calls the police. The police arrest the Big Bad Wolf and Little Red Ringing Tone and her grandmother live happily ever after.
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2) The two waiters watch the old man closely in case he drinks too much and leaves without paying, as he has tried to commit suicide in the past.
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2) The two waiters watch the old man closely in case he drinks too much and leaves without paying, as he has tried to commit suicide in the past.
3) When the cafe is about to close, one waiter insists the old man leave, but the other waiter believes the clean and well-lit space provides comfort to those who need it at night.
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Little Red Riding Hood lived with her mother and one day went to visit her grandmother, carrying a cake. On the way, she told a wolf where her grandmother lived. The wolf ran ahead and ate the grandmother. When Little Red Riding Hood arrived, the wolf tricked her by pretending to be the grandmother. A woodcutter heard a scream and rescued Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother by hitting the wolf on the head.
Little red riding hood
Little Red Riding Hood takes a basket of goods to her grandmother's house in the forest but encounters the Big Bad Wolf along the way. He tricks her into taking a detour and arrives at her grandmother's house first, eating the grandmother. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf eats her too. A woodcutter hears their cries and kills the wolf, rescuing Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother. From then on, Little Red Riding Hood is more cautious traveling in the forest.
Little red riding hood
Little Red Riding Hood gets lost in the forest while taking a basket to her grandmother's house. She meets a wolf who tricks her by arriving at her grandmother's house first and eating the grandmother. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf tricks her too but she realizes something is wrong and calls for help. A woodsman hears and rescues them, taking the wolf away. Little Red Riding Hood learns an important lesson about safety.
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Little Red Riding Hood takes a basket of goods to her grandmother's cottage but meets the Big Bad Wolf along the way. The wolf arrives before her and locks grandmother in the cupboard, disguising himself as grandmother. When Little Red arrives, she realizes it is the wolf in disguise. Woodcutters hear her screams and rescue grandmother and Little Red, beating the wolf who then runs away for good.
News story
Little Red Riding Hood was sent by her mother to bring cake and butter to her sick grandmother. On the way, she met a wolf who asked where her grandmother lived. The wolf arrived first and ate the grandmother. He then waited for Little Red Riding Hood in her grandmother's clothes. When she arrived, he ate her as well.
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This document contains the story of Little Red Riding Hood performed by Sandra Real Martín. It summarizes the classic story - Little Red Riding Hood takes a basket of goods to her grandmother's cottage but meets the Big Bad Wolf along the way. The wolf arrives at the grandmother's house first and locks her in the cupboard before disguising himself as the grandmother. Little Red Riding Hood is tricked by the wolf until woodcutters rescue them. She learns not to talk to strangers. The document also includes related activities like coloring, vocabulary work, comprehension questions, and drawing extensions of the story.
Little red riding hood story pp
Little Red Riding Hood lives in a village near the forest and often visits her grandmother, wearing her red cloak. One day, she goes to visit her grandmother, but stops to pick flowers and loses track of time. She meets a wolf who asks where she is going, and she tells him about visiting her grandmother. The wolf races ahead and tricks the grandmother, eating her. He waits for Little Red Riding Hood in her grandmother's bed. When she arrives, he tricks her too until she notices his big teeth. She escapes and calls for help, leading a woodcutter to save them. The woodcutter defeats the wolf, and Little Red Riding Hood learns an important lesson about talking to strangers.
Outline of brief and preliminary ideas
1) The production portfolio will consist of a short film adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood, two ancillary products to support the film, a blog, and an evaluation.
2) The short film will be a modernized 5-minute version of Little Red Riding Hood set in a West Indian context, subverting conventions by having an athletic grandmother save the girl from the wolf.
3) The blog will document the filmmaking process and progress, and the evaluation will reflect on what went well and could be improved.
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Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her sick grandmother, carrying food. Along the way she meets a wolf who tricks her and runs ahead to the grandmother's house. There, the wolf eats the grandmother and waits for Little Red Riding Hood in her place. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf eats her too. A woodcutter hears her cries for help and kills the wolf, rescuing Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother. From then on, Little Red Riding Hood is more careful when traveling through the forest.
Story
Little Red Riding Hood gets distracted from her task of bringing her grandmother cakes and loses her way in the forest. She encounters the Big Bad Wolf who tricks her grandmother and eats her. He then pretends to be the grandmother to eat Little Red Riding Hood too. A hunter discovers the wolf and kills him, rescuing Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother unharmed from the wolf's stomach. Little Red Riding Hood learns to always stay on the path for safety.
Red riding hood
Once upon a time in the middle of a thick forest stood a small cottage, the home of a pretty little girl known to everyone as Little Red Riding Hood. One day, her Mummy waved her goodbye at the garden gate, saying: "Grandma is ill. Take her this basket of cakes, but be very careful. Keep to the path through the wood and don't ever stop. That way, you will come to no harm." Little Red Riding Hood kissed her mother and ran off. "Don't worry," she said, "I'll run all the way to Grandma's without stopping."
Storytelling
The document discusses the elements of storytelling and news writing. It contains the classic story of Little Red Riding Hood to illustrate key points. The story is summarized in three parts: beginning, middle, and end. It also provides an example of transforming the Little Red Riding Hood story into a news article, following the inverted pyramid structure with a headline, lead paragraph, and background information. Elements like conflict, characters, and resolution are important for both compelling stories and objective news reports.
St. Vincent de Paul Year 5 Monday 18.5.20
The document provides the daily schedule and tasks for a student on Monday 18th May 2020. It includes subjects like reading, English, maths, PE, and RE. In reading, the student will read Roald Dahl's "Revolting Rhymes: Red Riding Hood". For English, there are questions about Red Riding Hood. Maths includes daily arithmetic, multiplication games, and a White Rose lesson on fractions. PE involves dancing to songs on Just Dance. In RE, the task is to make a word search about the Holy Spirit using given words.
Role play little red ridding hood 4-thb
Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her sick grandmother, carrying a basket of bread and honey. Along the way, she meets a wolf who tricks her by saying he is going to grandmother's house. The wolf arrives first and eats the grandmother. He then waits for Little Red Riding Hood in grandmother's bed. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf fools her into thinking he is the grandmother. Luckily, a woodsman arrives and kills the wolf, saving Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother. Little Red Riding Hood learns not to talk to strangers.
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Little Red Riding Hood is sent by her mother to bring a basket of goods to her sick grandmother. On the way, she meets a wolf who tricks her into revealing where her grandmother lives. The wolf arrives first and eats the grandmother. He then waits in her bed for Little Red Riding Hood. When she arrives, the wolf tries to eat her too but is stopped by a woodsman. The wolf apologizes and Little Red Riding Hood learns not to talk to strangers or disobey her mother.
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Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her grandmother, carrying a basket of goods. Along the way, she stops to pick flowers and loses track of time. She meets a wolf who asks where she is going. Later, the wolf arrives at the grandmother's house first and eats her. He waits in her bed for Little Red Riding Hood. When she arrives, he tricks her into believing he is the grandmother until she notices his large teeth. She escapes and calls for help, and the woodsman rescues them by making the wolf spit out the grandmother.
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- 3. Her granny liked new technology and she gave her grandchild a mobile phone. Soon the little girl was called Little Red Ringing Tone.
- 4. One spring morning, he heard “Beep – ClickBeep”. It was her fax machine. There was a long list of groceries her grandma needed: cookies, sugar and bread. Beep – Click- Beep
- 5. Before leaving home, she sent a text message through her amazing mobile phone. : “GRANNY, DO U WAN 2 CME L8R 4 TEA”?
- 6. But, oh no! Little Red Ringing Tone pressed a wrong number… and…oh!! Surprise!! Big Bad Wolf got her message and answered it! “I W8 4 U. TAKE LONG RD. PICK SOME FLOWERS 4 ME. THKS”.
- 7. Little Red Ringing Tone bought the groceries and set off down the long path to pick the flowers for Granny. Meanwhile, Big Bad Wolf took the short path and he soon arrived at Granny’s house. He knocked the door: tap, tap.
- 8. Who is it?” asked Granny. “ -It’s me, Granny. Little Red Ringing Tone”, replied Big Bad Wolf imitating Little Red Ringing Tone’s voice.
- 9. When Granny opened the door, Big Bad Wolf fell on her. He hid her inside the wardrobe. But what he didn’t notice was that Granny’s web cam was on! So… Good Woodcutter can see everything!
- 10. When Little Red Ringing Tone knocked at the door, Big Bad Wolf was very warm in bed, listening to the radio, watching TV and reading Granny’s newspaper.
- 11. Suddenly, he heard a knock at the door: tap, tap -Who is it?” he asked. It’s me, Little Red Ringing Tone”.
- 12. When Little Red Ringing Tone saw her “Granny” on the bed, she said: “oh, Granny! What a strange voice you have! “Oh, I’ve got a cold. Cough Cough!!”
- 13. “But Granny! What big eyes you have!” •Oh, to see you better, my darling”, he said. “But, Granny! What big ears you have!” “Oh, to hear you better”, he replied.
- 14. “Bu, but granny! Wh, what big teeth you have!” -Oh, my beautiful Little Red Ringing Tone… I have big teeth to… Suddenly, Big Bad Wolf fell upon the little girl and hid her inside the wardrobe where her granny was. “I can eat them later”.
- 15. Fortunately, Good Woodcutter was still on line and called the police. The police caught Big Bad Wolf and took him to prison.
- 16. In the end, Good Wood cutter became a hero! Little Red Ringing Tone and her granny lived happily ever after.