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Little Red Riding Hood Worksheets

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25 Mar
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Download these Little Red Riding Hood worksheets. They’ll help you and your students dig deep into this classic fairy tale for kids.

Little Red Riding Hood is such a fun classic story. Some of the versions of this story are a little scarier than others, however.

If you have a sensitive child be sure to preview the book before you read it to them or hand it to them to read on their own. I suggest doing the same for any video versions you may choose to view.

Download these Little Red Riding Hood worksheets. They'll help you and your students dig deep into this classic fairy tale for kids. 

With that being said, this is such a fun story to act out. There are so many learning opportunities to take from Little Red Riding Hood.

You can discuss stranger danger, caring for the elderly, being honest, and more. I hope you enjoy these Little Red Riding Hood printables and all the hands-on activities I’ve found for you!

Little Red Riding Hood Worksheets

After reading Little Red Riding Hood with your students and completing some of the activity pages in the printable featured below, choose one or more of the activities below to bring the story to life.

• Make a paper plate wolf.

• Make some TP roll Red Riding Hood figures for retelling the story.

• Your older kiddos might enjoy making a story box.

• Gather some household items to create a storytelling basket with props.

• These free printable finger puppets are perfect for acting out the story.

• Little Red Riding Hood small world sensory play

Download these Little Red Riding Hood worksheets. They'll help you and your students dig deep into this classic fairy tale for kids. 

Red Riding Hood Story Books

You can find these books at your local library or bookstore. If not, you can order them on Amazon by clicking the images below.

Red Riding Hood (retold by James Marshall)Honestly, Red Riding Hood Was Rotten!: The Story of Little Red Riding Hood as Told by the Wolf (The Other Side of the Story)Little Red Riding HoodLon Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story from ChinaLittle Red Riding Hood (Classic Fairy Tale Pop-Ups)Petite Rouge: A Cajun Red Riding HoodLittle Red Riding Hood Stories Around the World: 3 Beloved Tales (Multicultural Fairy Tales)Little Critter® Little Red Riding Hood: A Lift-the-Flap Book (Little Critter series)

Snacks and Treats

After reading Little Red Riding Hood, your little ones might enjoy a tasty treat. Here are some “red” ideas:

•  apples, strawberries, watermelon, raspberries, red grapes

• red jello

• red velvet cupcakes

• red velvet popcorn

• red peppers, cherry tomatoes

Download these Little Red Riding Hood worksheets. They'll help you and your students dig deep into this classic fairy tale for kids. 

Grab Your Little Red Riding Hood Printables

This fun Little Red Riding Hood printables pack is great for grades K-2! It’s packed full of fun learning activities. Inside this free printable, you will find the following learning activities:

• ABC order

• Sight word hunt

• Handwriting practice

• Graphic

• Opposites

• and more!

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  1. gimena says

    April 25 at 12:12 pm

    thanks

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