Little Red Riding Hood is traveling on her own through the woods when a devious wolf convinces her to stray from the path. The wolf proceeds to eat her grandmother before Little Red can reach her. The young girl has to find a way to avoid being eaten herself!
This classic folk tale would be a great addition to any classroom. It could be used to teach a lesson about safety and "stranger danger" and its charming quality makes this book an excellent read aloud. I think this book would also work well for creative writing exercises because it is so well-known by most children.
Hyman, T., & Grimm, J. (1983). Little Red Riding Hood. New York: Holiday House.
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