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 * Title:** Little Red Riding Hood and the Simple Machines

**Setting:** The woods and a little village


 * Characters: ** Little Red Riding

**__Scene 1__** ** Notes on Story- ** Little Red Riding Hood’s mother asked her to bring her sick grandma a cake and some butter. ** Voc: ** ** Picture Ideas: ** In the house with cake and butter

__**Scene 2**__ **Notes on Story-** She got her bike out of the garage, and set off into the woods. **Voc:** Bike- Pulley, Wheel and axle, Lever, and Screw. **Picture Ideas:** riding bike

Scene 3 Notes on story- As she was walking in the woods she stumbled on a rock. She looked up to see a wolf standing there to help her up.

Pictures- In the woods meeting wolf

Scene 4 Notes on story- Her and the wolf became friends and she told him where she was going. So the wolf suggested that they take two different paths and see which one was faster. Pictues- Running on different paths

Scene 5 **Climax** Notes on story- Of course, the wolf knew the woods better, and took the shortest path possible. He made it too the house first.

Pictures- Wolf walking and see's house

Scene 6 Notes on story- He knocked on the door, and grandma asked “who’s there?” He impersonated Little Red Riding Hood, so that grandma would let him in.

Picture Ideas- Wolf knocks on door

Scene 7 Notes on story- As soon as she let him in, he ate her all up.

Picture Ideas:wolf eats grandma

Scene 8 Notes on story- The wolf put on grandma’s clothes, laid in her bed, and now acted like the grandma.

Picture Ideas: Wolf in bed with grandma's clothes

Scene 9 Notes on story- Little Red Riding Hood came to the door and knocked. She believed it was grandma, and went inside and laid in the bed with the wolf.

Picture Ideas: Little Red Riding Hood at the door

Scene 10 Notes on story- As they were laying there Little Red Riding Hood kept saying “My what big (arms,legs,etc..) you have.”

Picture Ideas:Both in the bed

Conclusion: The wolf ate her all up.

Moral of Story: Make sure you always know her your talking to, and never talk to strangers.