“Good afternoon, my dear,” said the charming wolf to Little Red Riding Hood.

“Good afternoon, my dear,” said the charming wolf to Little Red Riding Hood.

charming A way of pleasing with what you say and how you act

Say the word charming

Who is more likely to call someone sweet thing- someone trying to be charming or trying to be mean?

The hunter heard a frightful racket coming from Granny’s house.

racket Making a lot of noise

Say the word racket

Would you hear a racket if someone was banging on the front door or tapping on the front door?

Shang was ingenious when she thought of a plan to trick the wolf.

ingenious Very clever or imaginative

Say the word ingenious

Which would be an ingenious invention?

The sisters outwit the wolf when they get him to climb into the basket.

outwit When you trick someone by doing something clever

Say the word outwit

Would you be more likely to outwit someone if you were playing “hide and seek” or jumping rope?

I packed a basket with muffins, tender chicken, and fresh fruit.

tender Soft and easy to chew or cut

Say the word tender

Which would be the tender steak?

I knew Grandmother would be delighted to see me.

delighted When you are very happy about something

Say the word delighted

Who is delighted to see their friend?

Granny says her bones are brittle.

brittle Stiff and hard, and may break easily

Say the word brittle

Which candy is brittle?

Mother embraced me before I went to sleep.

embraced Hugged someone

Say the word • embraced

When might two people embrace?

Later, I found out that the wolf was cunning.

cunning Using smart and tricky ways to get what he or she wants

Say the word cunning

Which fox is cunning?

The wolf disguised himself as Granny.

disguised Wearing something that keeps people from knowing who they are

Say the word disguised

Who is wearing a disguise?

“Good afternoon, my dear,” said the charming wolf to Little Red Riding Hood.