THE LITTLE RED HEN is one of the classic tales of childhood. Here are two versions for young readers to practice with.
**note: the plot in these super simple books isn't always crystal clear, so it's best I've found to discuss and read a more advanced version of the story first.
THE LITTLE RED HEN
by Michèle Dufresne
Your local library might have this book. It's the easiest one available.
Reading Information:
Word Count: 96
Page Count: 16
Accelerated Reader: 0.4 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 158499
NOT I, NOT I
(Beginning to Read-Fairy Tales and Folklore)
by Margaret Hillert
illustrated by Diana Magnuson
Love, love, love Margaret Hillert. Her little primers manage to tell a story with very few words, and this pre-primer will build confidence and delight small children with it's bright colors.
Word Count: 250
Page Count: 32
Accelerated Reading level: 0.7 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 9386
Lexile: BR
**note: the plot in these super simple books isn't always crystal clear, so it's best I've found to discuss and read a more advanced version of the story first.
by Michèle Dufresne
Your local library might have this book. It's the easiest one available.
Reading Information:
Word Count: 96
Page Count: 16
Accelerated Reader: 0.4 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 158499
(Beginning to Read-Fairy Tales and Folklore)
by Margaret Hillert
illustrated by Diana Magnuson
Love, love, love Margaret Hillert. Her little primers manage to tell a story with very few words, and this pre-primer will build confidence and delight small children with it's bright colors.
Page Count: 32
Accelerated Reading level: 0.7 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 9386
Lexile: BR
- Little Red Hen books at the 1st Grade level can be found here
