"Who's been eating my porridge?" Big Bear growled. They hung their coats up neatly and went to eat their porridge. Meanwhile the bears returned home from their walk. It was perfect! Without even taking off her shoes, Goldilocks tucked herself in and went straight to sleep. Next she tried Middle-sized Bear's bed but that was too hard and uncomfortable. First she tried Big Bear's bed, but it was too lumpy. But as she made herself more comfortable, the chair collapsed and completely broke apart!īut Goldilocks was determined to have a rest so upstairs she went and opened the bedroom door. "Very uncomfortable." Finally, she tried Little Bear's chair. "No good to me." Then she sat in Middle-sized Bear's chair. Then, because she needed a rest after all her wandering about in the woods, Goldilocks tried Big Bear's chair. "That's just right!" And she gobbled it all up. Last she tried the porridge in Little Bear's bowl. "That's far too cold!" She spat that out too. Next she tried the porridge in Middle-sized Bear's bowl. "My favourite!" She tried the porridge in Big Bear's bowl first. But there she was and she knew the bears were out walking. She shouldn't even have been in the woods (her mummy had sent her to the shop to buy some milk). Goldilocks was a naughty child who always did exactly what she wanted. Two minutes after they had set off, who should come past their house but a little girl called Goldilocks. The three bears decided to go for a walk while it cooled. But when they sat down to eat, the porridge was far too hot. He ladled the porridge into the bowls, just the right amount in each. One morning it was Big Bear's turn to make the breakfast. Their house, which they kept very neat and tidy, was full of just the right-sized things - bowls, cups, spoons, chairs, beds - anything you could think of. They were called Little Bear, Middle-sized Bear and Big Bear. Once upon a time three bears lived in a house in the woods. Directory of Services, Suppliers & Specialists.Monologues, Duologues, Acting and Audition Advice.A Midsummer Night's Dream (First Fairy).Practical Support for Running a Youth Theatre.Guidelines for Socially Distanced Drama.
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