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Red Riding Hood at Tea Time


Let's pick up on the classic tale Little Red Riding Hood when the wolf arrives at grandmothers....

"Hello!  Doris dear are you home?" the wolf called.  

Grandmother jumped from her chair to open the door,

"Why hello Mildred sweetie so glad you could stop by"

Mildred the wolf trots right in through the front door,

and she places a small tin on the table, "Cookies, to have with our tea!"

the wolf cries in excitement, "I can't wait to catch up on all the 

woodland gossip Doris."

There is yet another knock at the door, grandmother opens it to find 

Little Red Riding Hood.

"Hello grandmother," she says as her eyes slowly turn to see the wolf.  

She lets out an ear piercing squeal and runs from the house, leaving the two old friends to their gossip.

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