English Lo: to think of words to describe the wolf and Little Red Riding Hood

 We started our new topic in English today looking at the story of Little Red Riding Hood. We started by thinking about other fairy tales we know and then thought about the characters in the story. We then thought of words to describe what the characters are like and wrote some down. 









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