Author: Janet Stevens
Genre: Traditional Literature
Major Awards: N/A
Age Group: 2nd to 3rd grade
Summary:
Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a story about three bears. A mama, a papa, and a baby bear. The beginning of the book is about the three bears and their morning routine. One morning they were eating breakfast but their porridge was too hot so they decided to go for a walk. When they went for a walk a little girl named Goldilocks came inside and tried everything in their house. From their porridge to their beds and fell asleep in the baby bears bed. When the bears returned they noticed things were different and then found her in the baby's bed. When she awoke she saw the three bears looking at her and she ran out of the house claiming she would never wander alone again.
I would use this book for 8 to 10-year-olds. I think the book reads easy and the illustrations are beautiful. It teaches a lesson over cause and effect, as well as not breaking and using others stuff without permission.
The age group appropriate would be for middle elementary. The content is easy to read as well as the fonts and spacing is easy to follow along/
In my classroom, we would read this book together and then reenact it with finger puppets. I would have the children at each table reenact it and decorate the finger puppets and then present it for the class.
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