Goldilocks and the Three Bears by James Marshall

This would prove to be a rude awakening for her to possibly start listening to her mother. What she did not realize was that three bears lived there. Goldilocks is portrayed as a naughty neighbor when she takes a shortcut through the woods and rummages through a house eating porridge, breaking chairs, and falling asleep on a perfectly sized bed. Teach the students that you should always ask to use, touch or eat someone else things.It's called being courteous, polite and respectful! Read moreĪfter reading 'Goldilocks and The Three Bears' by James Marshall many children may start listening to their mothers about taking shortcuts. Talk with the students about listening and obeying authority and doing what's right at all times. Let the students take turns doing the scenes from the the story. Although there are many ways this story is written it is always pretty cool to read aloud to your kids at home and your students at school!Classroom Extension Details:1. Leaving the 3 bears confused on what had just happened in their home.Personal Reaction: I have always loved the story of the Goldilocks and the 3 little bears. When Goldilocks was awakened by Papa bears deep voice she was so afraid that she jumped out the window and ran home. The bears went upstairs and found her still asleep in baby bears bed. After falling asleep the 3 bears came back and went throughout their home and saw all the things that Goldilocks ate and broke. She was so full after eating the porridge that she went upstairs and laid down to take a nap. She broke baby bears chair while rocking in it. Goldilocks went into the house and made herself every comfortable and ate the baby bears porridge that was sitting on the kitchen table. After being warned by her mother to go straight to the next village to buy blueberry muffins and no where else Goldilocks took a short cut into the forest and went to the home of brown bears house while they were out for a bike ride. Summary: Goldilocks is a very hard headed little girl that doesn't listen to anyone and does what she wants.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears by James Marshall