Printable coloring story · Ages 2–5
Little Red Riding Hood
The familiar tale of a basket, a warning, a wolf's disguise, and a safe rescue at Grandma's cottage.
Red carries a basket to Grandma after Mother warns her to stay on the path and be careful with strangers. A wolf asks where she is going, takes a shortcut, and disguises himself in Grandma's bedclothes. Red notices the wolf's big ears, eyes, and teeth; a woodsman arrives and helps Red and Grandma stay safe. Red shares the basket with Grandma and promises to stay on the path.
A 10-page story to read, color, and keep
Read, color, learn
Ten little scenes to read and color.
Read one short sentence, color the scene, then pause for the little fact and question. The pages follow the story in order.
- 01Page 1

Page 1
Red Receives the Basket
At home, Red's mother gives her a basket to carry to Grandma's cottage.
Little factA basket can carry several things while our hands stay free.
Talk together: What is Red carrying to Grandma?
- 02Page 2

Page 2
Mother Gives a Warning
Mother points to the forest path and tells Red to stay on it and be careful with strangers.
Little factA familiar path and a trusted grown-up can help us travel safely.
Talk together: Which path should Red follow?
- 03Page 3

Page 3
Red Walks the Forest Path
Red walks alone along the forest path, carrying the basket toward Grandma's cottage.
Little factTrees give homes and shade to many woodland animals.
Talk together: Can you trace Red's path?
- 04Page 4

Page 4
The Wolf Meets Red
A wolf meets Red on the path and asks where she is going.
Little factA wolf uses its ears, eyes, and nose to notice what is around it.
Talk together: Who is talking with Red?
- 05Page 5

Page 5
The Wolf Takes a Shortcut
The wolf takes a shortcut through the woods and reaches Grandma's cottage first.
Little factA shortcut is a shorter route between two places.
Talk together: Which route is the wolf taking?
- 06Page 6

Page 6
The Wolf Tries a Disguise
At the cottage, the wolf wears Grandma's nightcap and bedclothes, trying to fool Red at the door.
Little factA disguise changes how someone looks, but it does not change who they are.
Talk together: What looks unusual about the person at the cottage?
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Page 7
Red Notices the Wolf
Red notices the wolf's big ears, eyes, and teeth and asks why they are so big.
Little factEars help animals hear, eyes help them see, and teeth help them eat.
Talk together: Which wolf features does Red notice?
- 08Page 8

Page 8
The Woodsman Comes to Help
Red calls for help as a trusted woodsman arrives at the cottage and finds Grandma safe nearby.
Little factTrusted grown-ups can help children move to a safe place.
Talk together: Who comes when Red calls for help?
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Page 9
Red and Grandma Are Safe
Red and Grandma stand safely outside the cottage while the wolf walks away down the path.
Little factA safe place is one where trusted grown-ups can help us.
Talk together: Who is safe with Grandma?
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Page 10
Red Shares the Basket
At Grandma's cottage, Red shares the basket with Grandma and promises to stay on the path.
Little factSharing food and keeping a safety promise are kind choices.
Talk together: What promise does Red make?
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Print the whole story for a coloring afternoon.
Download all 10 uncolored pages, then read each tiny fact as your child colors from beginning to end.
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