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Little Red

Riding Hood

 

Level-A2  (pre-intermediate)

OKSANA VINYUKOVA,

A teacher of English,

School N 2

Specializing in English and French,

Rubizhne,

Luhansk region

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Objectives:

 

 

 - to develop students` communicative skills;

 - to improve students` speaking and listening skills;

 - to develop students` quiсk reaction;

 - to develop students` creative abilities, imagination;

 - to practise students` reciting skills;

 - to practise a role- play;

 - to develop students` abilities to bring knowledge and skills into a new situation;

 - to incorporate students` teamwork

 

 

 

 

 

Equipment: a cassete-recorder, costumes; some scenery.

 

 

 

 

Compere: Dear guests! Welcome to the magic world of the most popular fairy-tales! Everybody  knows that there’re a great many of fairy-tales read and enjoyed by both children and grown-ups everywhere in the world. One of such fairy-tales is like “Little Red Riding Hood”. But today we’re going to show one of the most modern versions of this fairy-tales.

Story teller (1):Once upon a time there lived a little girl. She lived in a village. Her parents loved her very much. A kind grandma sewed a nice red hat for her granddaughter. A red hat suited the girl. o she was called Little Red Riding Hood. Most of the time this little girl listened to her mother. So one morning the girl’s mother baked a pie. Little Red Riding Hood was still sleeping. Suddenly she heard her mother’s voice:

Mother: Wake up, wake up! It’s high time to get up!

Little Red Riding Hood: M-m. What’s the matter?

Mother: Sit down to me carefully.

Little Red Riding Hood: Yes, Mummy. I will.

Mother: Don’t stop along the way.

Little Red Riding Hood: No, I won’t.

Mother: Don’t talk to strangers.

Little Red Riding Hood: No, Mummy. I won’t.

Mother: Be very careful.

Little Red Riding Hood: Yes, Mummy .I will.

Mother: I want you to have your breakfast first. It’s hot and tasty. But don’t eat a pie. It’s for your granny. Don’t forget to visit her this morning, please.

Group: Poor granny, poor granny! She is home alone! She is ill in bed! What a shame! Poor granny! She is home alone!

Story-teller (2): Little Red Riding Hood had breakfast, kissed her mother good-bye. She took a basket with a pie and a jar of butter. So, Little Red Riding Hood walked along the path in the wood to the granny’s house. She was skipping happily and she was singing a song.

 

Little Red Riding Hood:

                  If for a long time

                  Not so quikly, quikly.

                  Not so hurry, hurry,

                  Jump and run and fly and climb!

                  So maybe, maybe, maybe,

                  Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe,

                  So maybe, maybe, maybe

                  We  can get to Africa!

                  A-a mountains are so high!

                  A-a rivers are so blue and wide

                  A-a crocodiles, bears,

                  A-a monkeys, foxes, hares,

                   A-a and parrot, parrot green!

 

Story-teller (3):  Suddenly a big wolf came out of the woods.

Group: Watch up, watch up at the wolf. The wolf is big, the wolf is bad.

Story-teller (3): But Little Red Riding Hood forgot everything her mother had told her about not talking to strangers. When the wolf spoke to her, she spoke right back.

Wolf: Good morning, my dear!

Little Red Riding Hood: I`m fine, thank you. And you?

Wolf: Fine, my dear. What`s your name?

Little Red Riding Hood: My name is Little Red Riding Hood.

Wolf: I`m very happy to meet you. You are a very good little girl.

Little Red Riding Hood: Thank you very much. You are very kind.

Wolf: Where are you going?

Little Red Riding Hood: I`m going to my Grandma. I`ve got a pie and jar of butter for her in the basket.

Wolf: What a nice little girl! But where does your granny live?

Group: Don’t tell, don’t tell!

Little Red Riding Hood: What a good idea!

Group : Don’t stop ,don’t stop! Your mummy told you not to stop and not to talk to strangers.

Story-teller (4):But Little Red Riding Hood thought the wolf`s  idea was just fine. She stopped and picked the flowers while the wolf ran as fast as he could to granny’s house. He was the first to get the house. He knocked   three times on the little front door.

Wolf: Knock, knock,  knock !

Granny: Yes, who’s there?

Wolf: This is your granddaughter, Litter Riding Hood. I’ve brought you a pie and jar of butter.

Granny: Come in, come in and see your granny.

Story-teller (1): Suddenly the wolf jumped and ate the grandma. Then he lay in a bed and began to wait for a Little Red Riding Hood.

Wolf: (гладит живот) Where is that girl? What is the matter with her?

Little Red Riding Hood: Knock, knock and  knock!

Wolf: Who is there?

Little Red Riding Hood: This is your granddaughter, Little Red Riding Hood! I’ve brought you a pie and a jar of butter.

Wolf: Come in, my dear! And see your granny. Sit down, please.

Little Red Riding Hood: Grandma, why do you have so big hands?

Wolf: To hug you harder, my granddaughter!

Little Red Riding Hood: Grandma, why do you have so big feet?

Wolf: To run faster.

Little Red Riding Hood: Why do you have so big ears?

Wolf: To hear you better.

Little Red Riding Hood: Why do you have so big eyes?

Wolf: To see you better.

 

Little Red Riding Hood: Why do you have so big teeth?

Wolf:    To eat you all.

Group: Oh, no! Oh, no! We have told you so many times. Not to listen to the Wolf.

Story – teller (2): Now the Wolf was full. So, he climbed back into Granny s bed and soon he was fast asleep. Then he began to snore and he is snoring louder and louder. A friendly hunter walking by the noise and stopped.

Hunter: What` s that sound? It’ s  very loud. I`ll stop and see if Granny` s OK.

Story-teller (3): The hunter knocked but nobody answered. He opened the door and went in. He heard someone`s snoring in Granny`s bedroom . So, he peeped into the bedroom and saw the big bad Wolf in Granny`s bed.

Hunter :  Look at that Wolf in Granny`s bed. I thinks he`s garbled her up.

Story-teller (4): The hunter cut a hole in the Wolf`s stomach. To his great surprise out popped the Little Red Riding Hood. The Wolf didn`t event wake up. He just thought he was having a very bad dream.

Hunter: How are you?

Little Red Riding Hood: But where’s your Granny?

Granny: Here I am.

Story-teller (1): And out climbed Granny, tired but happy.

Group: Oh, why! WOW! WOW!

 Little Red Riding Hood: Let’s put some stones into the Wolf’s stomach. It’ll make him happy when he  gets up.

Hunter: Good idea!

Granny: Great idea!

Story-teller (2): And they filled the Wolf’s stomach with heavy stones. He’s dreaming and dreaming about the little girl and Granny. But when he woke up, he had  such a terrible stomachache that he fell down right now and died.

Little Red Riding Hood:  Is he dead?

Hunter: Oh, yes! Oh, yes! He’s dead!

Little Red Riding Hood: Are you sure?

Hunter: Yes, I am. He is dead!

Group: Hurray! Hurray! The big bad wolf is dead. The big bad wolf is dead!

Story-teller(3,4):  And this is the end of the story  about  the little girl who listened to her mother most of the time.

Group: Good girl! Nice girl! She listens to her mother most of the time.

(Все участники выходят на середину сцены и кланяются)