Signs of Violence and Verbal Abuse

Pages 8 & 9: Find the signs of violence in the words and pictures. Explain that verbal abuse is a form of violence. (Mean words, sputtering and screaming, the threatening posture of the wolf)

When the Violence Increases

Pages 6 & 7: At the end of the story, you can ask your students at what moment the violence increases. It is here, when the mother is late.

Honeymoon and Foreshadowing

Pages 4 & 5: When do we use the expression “honeymoon”? Why would the author compare an expression that sounds sweet with something sour, “like lemons”? Which details of the illustration foreshadow the danger of the wolf? (His eye and his...

Fairy Tales and Wolves

Pages 2 & 3: From the very first page of the story, which fairy tale is the author referring to in her text? (The Three Little Pigs) Notice the color of the mother’s dress, which fairy-tale character do you think this represents? (Little Red Riding Hood) What...

Analyse the Front Cover

In addition to introducing the author, the illustrator and the publisher, it is worth taking the time to analyze the front cover with children: • What emotions do you experience when you look at this picture? • How would you feel if the Big Bad Wolf were in your...