In one version of 'Little Red Riding Hood', the wolf eats Grandma. In another, the wolf locks Grandma in a closet. What is one difference between these versions?

Q: What will my child learn in "Comparing & Contrasting Story Versions"?

Many familiar stories (like 'The Three Little Pigs') have different versions. We can compare what's the same and contrast what's different. This 2nd Grade English lesson builds the skill Comparing and Contrasting Texts with a concept card and practice.

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"Comparing & Contrasting Story Versions" is a 2nd Grade English lesson in the Extension: Reading Synthesis unit, designed for students around ages 7-8.

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Question

In one version of 'Little Red Riding Hood', the wolf eats Grandma. In another, the wolf locks Grandma in a closet. What is one difference between these versions?

Accepted Answer

In one version, the wolf eats Grandma, but in the other, he locks her in a closet.