Background
Little Red Riding Hood The original story by brothers Grimm
Vocabulary
Little Red Riding Hood Vocabulary (0:43) The basic keywords for the story
Little Red Riding Hood (6:17) The story with vocabulary guide
Lesson Plans
Little Red Riding Hood Watch and listen to the story. Register with British Council to get the activities. Add a game to retell the story
Reading
Red Riding Hood Read and listen to the story. Use Ctrl+ to make your screen larger
Red Riding Hood Learn to read the story and retell it with the symbols
Listening
Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf (3:40) Roald Dahl reads his Revolting Rhyme. Watch the rhyme animated down in Reading
Watching
Little Red Riding Hood 1 No narrative, just the dialogue with subtitles (Grandma in a cupboard)
Little Red Riding Hood 2 (2:21) Animated with simple narrative and clear subtitles (Grandma in a cupboard)
Little Red Riding Hood 3 (8:51) Animated with simple narrative (Grandma in wolf’s stomach)
Little Red Riding Hood 4 (8:27) Animated with fairly simple narrative (Grandma in wolf’s stomach)
Little Red Riding Hood 5 (8:25) Beautifully animated with fairly simple narrative (Grandma in wolf’s stomach)
Little Red Riding Hood 6 (13:00) Animated with natural speech narrative, subtitles (Grandma in wolf’s stomach)
Revolting Rhymes_ Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf Roald Dahl’s version of the story, see above in Listening for the script
How it should have ended (4:06) A funny version of the story, with subtitles
Little Rural Riding Hood (6:29) A funny cartoon variation of the story
Red Hot Riding Hood (7:12) A funny, urbanised cartoon version for intermediate classes
Grimm’s Fairy Tale Classics Part 1 (9:01) and Part 2 (11:33) The film has quite a difficult language, Leave it to the end of the theme
Writing
Retelling the story Download a ppt presentation by clicking on “Little Red Riding Hood” under the image. You can retell the story together with the class with the help of pictures. Also suitable for 1:1
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