Goldilocks and the Three Bears · Beginner readers (ages 5-6)
Level “Beginner readers” (ages 5-6): slightly longer texts with clear lettering, for children who already read quite well. Our own version of the traditional English tale: a curious girl walks into the house of three bears and tries their soup, their chairs and their beds. A story to play with sizes and to talk about respecting other people’s things.
About “Goldilocks and the Three Bears · Beginner readers (ages 5-6)”
- Type
- Story
- Recommended age
- 5-6 years
- Author
- KindiWise
- Duration
- 5-10 minutes
The story
Three bears lived in a forest: Papa Bear, Mama Bear and Baby Bear. One morning, to let their soup cool down, they went out for a walk.
Meanwhile, a girl with golden hair called Goldilocks was walking through the forest. She saw a little house and, curious, pushed the door. It was open!
On the table there were three bowls of soup. She tasted the big one: it was too hot! She tasted the medium one: too cold! She tasted the little one: just right! And she ate it all up.
Then, feeling sleepy, she went up to the bedroom and saw three beds. The big one was too hard. The medium one was too soft. The little one… was just right! She lay down and fell asleep.
The bears came back home. “Somebody has tasted my soup!” said Papa Bear. “And mine!” said Mama Bear. “And they ate mine all up!” cried Baby Bear.
They went upstairs and found Goldilocks asleep. When she woke up and saw the three bears, she jumped, said sorry and ran away through the forest. And she never again went into a house without permission!
Always ask permission before going into someone else’s house, and saying sorry in time fixes many things.
