Goldilocks and the three bears

Once upon a time there lived a little girl whose name was Goldilocks. One day she
decided to go for a walk in the forest.

While out walking, she lost her way and found herself at the house of the three
bears.

Inside the house she came across a kitchen table with three bowls of porridge laid
out. She tasted the porridge in the first bowl and found it was too hot.

So she tried the porridge from the second bowl which was too cold.


Finally she tried the third bowl and found that it was just right so she ate it all up.

When she had finished the porridge Goldilocks felt tired and went to find somewhere
to sit down. The first chair she found was too big, the second chair was still too big,
but the third chair felt just right.

As she sat down the chair broke into many pieces.


By now Goldilocks was very tired so she looked for somewhere to sleep. The first
bed she found was too hard, the second was too soft...

...but the third bed was perfect and she fell into a deep sleep.

Just then the bears came back to their house from walking in the forest. When they
came in to the kitchen they saw that someone had been eating their porridge. “Who's
been eating my porridge?” growled Daddy bear “Who's been eating my porridge?”
asked Mummy bear. Finally Baby Bear cried “Who's been eating my porridge, and
eaten it all up?”

Then the three bears spotted that someone had been sitting in their chairs. “Who's
been sitting in my chair?” howled Daddy Bear, “Who's been sitting in my chair?”
wondered Mummy Bear. Baby Bear cried “ Who's been sitting in my chair and
broken it up into pieces?”

The three bears ran up the stairs to check their bedrooms and saw that someone
had been sleeping in their beds. “Who's been sleeping in my bed?” roared Daddy
Bear and “Who's been sleeping in my bed?” growled Mummy Bear. Finally Baby
Bear cried, “Someone has been sleeping in my bed and they are still in it!”


Goldilocks was woken up by their shouting and was so scared she jumped out of the
bed and ran out of the open window back into the forest. She ran home to her
mother and vowed she would never again go for a walk in the forest alone.