Goldilocks And The Three Bears

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We enjoy this lively, repetitive retelling, which makes size comparisons easy to spot and fun to talk about - a good choice for younger children who enjoy familiar fairy tales.

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What is Goldilocks And The Three Bears about?

Goldilocks, a curious little girl, wanders into the forest and discovers a cosy cottage belonging to three bears. Inside, she samples their porridge, sits in their chairs, and naps in their beds. When the bear family returns, they find evidence of her visit. This classic tale teaches children about size comparisons and the importance of respecting others' belongings.

About the author

Ronne Randall is a talented author who has written many fun and exciting books for children. She enjoys creating stories that spark imagination, including favourites like 'The Great Monster Hunt'. Ronne loves to inspire young readers with tales full of adventure, friendship, and laughter, making reading an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Discussion ideas around Goldilocks And The Three Bears

Too big, too small or just right?: How do the different sizes of the bears’ bowls, chairs and beds help you understand the story?

Goldilocks’s choices: What do you think Goldilocks is feeling as she explores the cottage, and what might she do differently next time?

A bear family’s home: How would you feel if someone ate your food, used your things and slept in your bed without asking?

Curiosity and consequences: When can curiosity be helpful, and when might it lead to trouble, as it does for Goldilocks?

Making things right: What could Goldilocks do to show the three bears that she understands why her visit was wrong?