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Watch Our Most Popular Videos Here: https://goo.gl/C16B23 SUBSCRIBE: https://goo.gl/p7aUaJ Little Red Riding Hood | Nursery Rhymes | Fairy Tales Little Red Riding Hood is off to her grandmother's house! What will happen when Little Red meets the big, bad wolf? Will Granny ever get her dress back? Find out by watching this magical, rhyming version of Little Red Riding Hood set to music! Watch Our Best Videos Here! https://goo.gl/cKdagg Watch Our Newest Videos Here! https://goo.gl/8b9jf4 Watch Nursery Rhymes & Songs Here! https://goo.gl/vF5KKj Watch Johny Johny Videos Here! https://goo.gl/6682ho Watch Finger Family Videos Here! https://goo.gl/xxRn4W Watch Our Phonics Videos Here! https://goo.gl/KMRhbk Watch Our Christmas Videos Here! https://goo.gl/RzbmWL Lyrics: There once was a girl, we’ll call her Little Red She wore a red cape with a hood on her head Little Red loved her mom and she tried to be good She always did whatever Mom said she should (well, ALMOST always…) One day her mom said, “Take this basket, hon It’s got cookies, cake, veggies, fruit and buns. Go to grandma’s house and knock on the door She’s waiting for this food. But there’s one thing more: Never leave the path. No, don’t ever stray It’s ever so important; don’t go another way The path keeps you safe, it makes the way clear So stay on the path and don’t leave, my dear!” Little Red took the basket, then put on her hood She peaked at the yummy food. It sure looked good! She saw a woodcutter sharpening his axe And was that her own mother playing the sax? (Nah) She scootered on to Grandma’s. She thought, “I’m nearly there” But then she heard a sound ringing through the air. A little way off the path she heard a long, low growl She started off the path but could see Mom’s scowl, What was in shadows, just off the trail? Red left her scooter, she could just glimpse a tail She walked clear off the path to where she could see A big bad wolf leaning up against a tree The wolf had sharp teeth, big ears and big eyes Pointy claws, fluffy tail, what a surprise! “Dear child,” asked the wolf, “what is in the hamper? Where are you taking it? Who will you pamper?” “Oh, you mean this basket?” asked Little Red. “I’m taking it to grandma. Her place is just ahead. Little Red retrieved her scooter and pushed up her hood She wondered what would happen since she hadn’t been good. Little Red scootered on but little did she know The wolf ran up ahead to grandma’s abode The wolf ran in and locked grandma in the shed Threw on grandma’s nightgown and climbed into her bed Soon Little Red knocked. The wolf called through the door, “Come in my dear.” Red stepped onto the floor. She looked at her grandma, lying down in bed. Grandma didn’t look right. So Little Red said, “My oh my grandma, you’ve got such big ears.” “Yes,” replied the wolf. “They help me to hear” “Grandma, dear grandma, you have such large eyes” “Yes, I can see you better!” the wolf improvised. “But Grandma, you know, your teeth look kind of funny!” “They’re nice and sharp for eating! They help me fill my tummy! “Now give me that basket, I want it all you know!” Red turned and she ran and she cried, “Wolf, no! “This basket’s for my grandma. What did you do to her? Please tell me where I’ll find her, you big meanie with fur!” Just then in walked grandma and a man in a jacket The woodcutter who’d happened to hear all the racket “This wolf is just hungry! He wants some food to eat. We’ve got plenty. Good food and lots of treats”. When they had finished, Grandma turned to Little Red. “Sweetheart, do you remember what your mother said?” “Never leave the path. No, don’t ever stray It’s ever so important; don’t go another way The path keeps you safe, it makes the way clear So stay on the path and don’t leave, my dear!” “Red, you were lucky. This wolf was rather nice. But not all are so friendly. So heed your mom’s advice. Stay safe on the path. And there’s one thing more. If you hadn’t left the path, I’d still have a shed door.” “Sorry Grandma,” Wolf said. “I was just so hungry. I’ll work for the woodcutter and give you the money. “I don’t need money Wolf, just help clean up this mess. And I think you’re forgetting to give me back my dress!”