350-word composition for the third grade of primary school: parent-child reading——"Little Red Riding Hood"

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This 350-word composition is about the third grade of primary school. The title is: "Parent-child reading - "Little Red Riding Hood"". Everyone is welcome to contribute. .

Parent-child reading - "Little Red Riding Hood"

Today at noon, I read a bedtime story to my children called "Little Red Riding Hood".

While reading the story, I also had a conversation with my child, which made the child have a strong interest in the plot of the story.

After reading the story, I first asked the child: "Xiao Wenwen, do you know why the little protagonist is called 'Little Red Riding Hood'?"

"Because that child likes to wear red hats!" Baby answer.

"Why did Little Red Riding Hood leave the road on the way to grandma's house?" I asked.

"Because there is a nasty big bad wolf!" Xiao Wenwen's answer brought me a burst of laughter.

"What is the final outcome?"

"The hunter rescued Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother from the wolf's belly, and then Little Red Riding Hood went home!"

"Baby, if you were the Little Red Riding Hood in the story, what would you do? Would you be the same as her?"

"No!"

" Oh? Then tell me, what will you do? ”

“I will call the police!”

Enlightenment

The child said: If she wants to give a gift to her grandma, she will not leave the road. She will walk on the road obediently. She will never talk to strangers, let alone tell them her home address and grandma’s house easily. 's residential address.

Scenario performance

Character introduction:

Dad: Big Bad Wolf

Mom: Grandma

Baby: Little Red Riding Hood

Grandpa: The Hunter

Plot:

1. First, mother told Little Red Riding Hood to go to the main road to visit her grandmother, otherwise she will fall.

2. Little Red Riding Hood met the Big Bad Wolf on the road. Little Red Riding Hood greeted the Big Bad Wolf and told him where her grandmother lived.

3. The Big Bad Wolf lets Little Red Riding Hood grow cauliflower in the forest, and when she is not paying attention, he carries the basket to his grandmother's house.

4. Little Red Riding Hood came to her grandmother’s house and discovered something unusual.

5. Little Red Riding Hood was eaten by the big bad wolf.

6. The kind-hearted hunter came to rescue Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother, peeled off the wolf skin and took it away

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After reading this story, the little girl Wenwen also understood what to do when meeting a stranger. Although this story is short, it contains profound truth. Children can draw nutrients from it and gain a sense of self-protection.