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Little Red Riding HoodLittle Red Riding Hood Mmmm, something smells like peanut butter, Something smells like chocolate. Chocolate peanut butter cookies. Chocolate peanut butter cookies. Mother Please sit down. Eat your breakfast. These cookies are for Granny. She's home alone and sick in bed. Please visit her this morning. Chorus Poor Granny. What a shame. Little Red Riding Hood Poor granny. All alone. Mother Now Little Red Riding Hood, Please sit down, and listen to me carefully. Little Red Riding Hood Yes, Mama. I'm listening. Mother Go straight to Granny's house. Little Red Riding Hood Yes, Mama. I will. Mother Don’t stop along the way. Little Red Riding Hood No, Mama. I won't.
Mother Don’t talk to the strangers Little Red Riding Hood No, Mama. I won't. Mother Be very careful. Little Red Riding Hood Oh, Mama. I will. Narrator So Little red Riding Hood kissed her mother good bye. She took the basket of cookies and walked along the path in the woods to Granny's house. She was skipping along happily when suddenly, a big wolf came out of the woods. Chorus Watch out for the wolf. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out for the wolf. Watch out. Watch out! The wolf is big. The wolf is bad. Watch out for the wolf. Watch out! Watch out! Narrator But the Little Red Riding Hood forgot everything her mother said about not talking to strangers. When the wolf spoke to her, she spoke right back. Wolf Good Morning, my dear. How are you this morning? I'm fine, thank you. How are you? What's your name? Chorus Don't tell, don't tell. Mama told you not to tell. Mama told you not to tell, And not to talk to strangers. My name is Little Red Riding Hood. Wolf I'm very happy to meet you. I've heard so many nice things about you. Little Red Riding Hood You have? Wolf Oh, yes. Everyone says you are a good little girl. Little Red Riding Hood They do? Thank you very much. You are very kind. Wolf What's the smell? Chorus Don't tell, don't tell. Wolf What's the smell? What's the smell? Do I smell cookies? Little Red Riding Hood Yes, you do. Chocolate" peanut butter cookies. Mama made them for Granny. She is home alone and sick in bed. I'm on my way to see her. Chorus Home alone and sick in bed. Mama told you not to tell Wolf What a nice little girl. Where does Granny live? Is it far from here? Chorus Don't tell, don't tell. Mama told you not to tell Little Red Riding Hood Granny lives in the pink house. The little pink house At the end of this path. I have an idea. Look over here. Look at the flowers. Why don't you pick some for granny? Stop for awhile, stop for awhile. Pick some flowers for your Granny.
Little Red Riding Hood What a good idea. Chorus Don’t stop, don’t stop. Mama told you not to stop. Mama told you not to stop. And not to talk to strangers Narrator 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 knocked three times on the little front door. (knock knock knock) GrannyYes? Who's there? Wolf (trying to sound like Little Red Riding Hood) It's me, Little Red Riding Hood with a basket of cookies from Mama. Granny Come in, my dear, come in. Come in and see your Granny. Narrator So the big bad wolf opened the door, found old Granny sick in bed and gobbled her in one big bite. Then he went to the closet and put on some of Granny's clothes. The big bad wolf climbed into the bed to wait for Little Red Riding Hood. He pulled the covers up around his chin, and sat and waited and sat and waited. Wolf Where is that girl? What's the matter with her? Narrator He didn't have to wait very long. In a few moments he heard Little Red Riding Hood knock at the door. Date: 2015-12-17; view: 942
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