Little Red Cap
From Grimm's Fairy Stories, by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
This tale comes from Grimm's Fairy Stories, collected by the German brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm and first published in the early nineteenth century. The Grimms gathered traditional folk tales from oral storytellers and preserved them in writing. This text reflects its era; a few period terms have been modernised. Little Red Cap is one of the most famous fairy tales in the world, and it teaches children to be cautious, to listen to their parents' warnings, and to recognise that danger can wear a friendly face.
- Band
- Green · Independent readers, earlyTypical starting range: ages 9–11
- Length
- long · about 857 words in 6 sections · 3 pictures
- Source
- Grimm's Fairy Stories, Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm
- First published
- see the About page in the reader
- Regions
- Canada · United States
Included formats
- · Web reader and PDF
- · EPUB for e-readers
- · Home-print sheet
- · Folded booklet
- · Binder edition (8.5 × 11)
- · Worksheet
- · Quick Check (10 questions) with answer key
- · Read-aloud script
- · Teacher’s Edition (members)
Lesson at a glance
- Reading
- about 10 minutes at this band
- Pause questions
- 2
- Words to Know
- 8
- Quick Check
- 10 questions, with the answer key
- Let’s Talk
- 2 questions for afterwards
- Worksheet
- questions, an activity and a drawing prompt
About 40 minutes with one story, all of it.
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