Traditional tales

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Traditional tales

LO:  I can recall facts about traditional tales

Who are traditional tales for?

1. Old aged pensioners
2. Little children
3. Teenagers
4. Cats

How do many traditional tales begin?

1. One day
2. Once upon a time
3. There lived
4. In the woods

Which of these would you expect to find in a traditional tale?

1. A water park
2. A skyscraper
3. An animal
4. A shopping centre

Why did the old lady bake the gingerbread man?

1. To eat
2. For company as she was lonely
3. To sell
4. For the old man

Who ate the gingerbread man in the end?

1. A horse
2. A chicken
3. A fox
4. A wolf

What did the first little pig build his house from?

1. straw
2. brick
3. sticks
4. plastic

Who tried to blow it down?

1. A cunning fox
2. A big, bad wolf
3. A fire-breathing dragon
4. A bad fairy

What did the wolf say he would do?

1. I'll knock your house down
2. I'll blow your house up
3. I'll bulldoze your house
4. I'll huff & I'll puff & I'll blow your house down

When the wolf said, "Let me in," the little pig replied, "Not by the _______ on my chinny chin chin."
What is the missing word?

How did the wolf try to get into the brick house?

1. Through the back door
2. Through the front door
3. Through the window
4. Down the chimney

Why did Little Red Riding Hood go into the forest?

1. For a walk
2. To pick flowers
3. To take food to her granny
4. To collect leaves

What did the wolf want to do to Little Red Riding Hood?

1. To take her flowers
2. To be friends
3. To eat her
4. To play games

What did Little Red Riding Hood say to the wolf?

1. What big buttons you have
2. What a big nose you have
3. What big shoes you have
4. What big teeth you have

What did the wolf reply?
"All the better to ___ ___ ____."

How do many traditional tales end?

1. They lived happily ever after
2. All ended well
3. That was the end of that
4. They became friends

Traditional Tales

Other stories

Which is your favourite traditional tale?