read it yourself Red Riding HoodAll children have @ great ambition to read to themselves... and a sense of achievement when they can do so. The read it yourself series has been devised to satisfy their ambition. Since many children learn from the Ladybird Key Words Reading Scheme, these stories have been based to a large extent on the Key Words List, and the tales chosen are those with which children are likely to be familiar. The series can of course be used as supplementary reading for any reading scheme. Red Riding Hood és intended for children reading up to Book 3c of the Ladybird Reading Scheme. The following words are additional to the vocabulary used at that level — Riding, Hood, Grandma, goodbye, bad, wolf, does, runs, cupboard, hat, shawl, eyes, ears, hear, teeth, eat, she, her, big, not A list of other titles at the same level will be found on the back cover. oaz40 Usa © LADYoIRO BOOKS LTD MACMLXXV! 4 te ese, pat a tie beaten may be exec, sored i 9 retinal ‘ecordig or athermive, without the prior consent ofthe Copyignt omnes nS Red Riding Hood by Fran Hunia lustrated by Kathie Layfield Ladybird BooksThis is Red Riding Hood. She is at home playing with her toys.Red Riding Hood’s Mummy says, Come here, Red Riding Hood. Grandma is at home in bed. | have some cakes for her. | want you to go and give the cakes to Grandma, please.Yes, says Red Riding Hood. | want to go and see Grandma. | can give her the cakes.Mummy gives the cakes to Red Riding Hood. Goodbye, says Red Riding Hood. Goodbye, says her Mummy. See that the big bad wolf does not get you.Red Riding Hood sees some trees and some flowers. Grandma likes flowers, she says. | can get some flowers for Grandma.The big bad wolf sees Red Riding Hood. Come and play with me, he says. No, says Red Riding Hood. | can not play with you. | have to go and see Grandma. She is in bed. | have some cakes and flowers for her.The wolf runs to Grandma's home. He says, Grandma, Grandma, | want to come in.Grandma is in bed. Is that you, Red Riding Hood ? she says. Yes, says the big bad wolf.Grandma gets up. She sees the wolf. Help, help, she says. She gets up into a cupboard.The big bad wolf comes in. He gets Grandma's hat and shawl, and jumps into Grandma's bed.Red Riding Hood has the cakes and the flowers. She comes to Grandma's home. Grandma, she says, it is Red Riding Hood. Please can | come in?Yes, says the big bad wolf. You can come in. | want to see you, Red Riding Hood.Red Riding Hood comes in. She says, Look, Grandma. | have some cakes and some flowers for you. She looks at the wolf. He is in Grandma's bed. He has Grandmo’s hat and shawl on.You have big eyes, Grandma, says Red Riding Hood. Yes, says the wolf. They are good to see you with.You have big ears, Grandma, says Red Riding Hood. Yes, says the wolf. They are good to hear you with.You have big teeth, Grandma, says Red Riding Hood. Yes, says the big bad wolf. They are good to eat you with.n > ® = ie S n Q = 2 = S| =) aRed Riding Hood sees a man. It is her Daddy. Help, help, she says. Here comes a wolf. He is a big one. He wants to eat me up.Get up into a tree, Red Riding Hood, says her Daddy. | can get that big bad wolf.Red Riding Hood gets up in a tree. Her Daddy gets the wolf. Red Riding Hood comes down. She says, Please come and help me to look for Grandma.They go to Grandma's home. Grandma is in the cupboard. Help, help, she says. | want to get down.Red Riding Hood and her Daddy get Grandma down. They help her into bed.| have some cakes and flowers for you, says Red Riding Hood. She gives the cakes and flowers to Grandma. You are a good girl, says Grandma. The cakes look good. We can have cakes for tea.You have the cakes, Grandma, says Red Riding Hood. We have to go home for tea. Come on, Daddy. It was good to see you, says Grandma. Here is an apple for you and one for Daddy. Goodbye, Red Riding Hood. Goodbye.Series 777 Books for children who can read Reading level 1: pre-reading Old Macdonald’s Farm The house that Jack built Here we go round What time is it, Mr Wolf? the Mulberry Bush Reading level 2: up to Key Words book 2c Goldilocks and the Hansel and Gretel Three Bears The Enormous Turnip Billy Goats Gruff Town|Meccaend The Sly Fox and Red Hen Country Mouse The Elves and the Sleeping Beauty Shoemaker Reading level 3: up to Key Words book 3c Three Little Pigs Peter and the Wolf Red Riding Hood Rapunzel Puss in Boots The Ugly Duckling Dick Whittington Thumbelina Reading level 4: up to Key Words book 4c Gingerbread Man Snow White and the Jack and the Beanstalk Seven Dwarfs Cinderella The Pied Piper of Hamelin Wizard of Oz Reading level 5: up to Key Words book 5c Robinson Crusoe Heidi The Magic Stone The Magie Paintbrush William Tell Ananse and the Sky God Ladyaird titles cover a wide rangaof =9 TSBN O-?2L4-O471L-S subjects and reading ages. 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