The Three Billy Goats Gruff Home Learning
Home Learning Tasks
The 3 Billy Goats Gruff
Read the story of The 3 Billy Goats Gruff here
Watch the story of The 3 Billy Goats Gruff here
After reading and watching the story, encourage your child to answer these questions:
Which billy goat went over the bridge first?
What did the troll say?
Why didn’t the troll eat the first billy goat gruff?
Why did the goats want to cross the bridge?
Who went across the bridge next?
Who was the last goat to cross the bridge?
What happened to the troll at the end of the story?
What sizes were the three goats?
Once your child has listened to, and watched the story many times help them to make a story map. A story map is simple pictures and words putting the story in order so that they can read and retell the story again and again.
Can your child draw a picture of their favourite character from the story?
They might like you to help them to write the names of the different characters from the story. Perhaps they could have a go at writing the words themselves. You could write for them or how about making a video of your child writing. Your child could draw a picture of the three Billy goats gruff or the big troll. Send in your pictures and videos to [email protected] – we would love to see them and put some on the website for others to see.
How many big goats can you count?
Can you write the number 5?
Can you count how many trolls there are?
Can you write the number 1?
How many little Billy goats can you count?
Can you write the number 3?
How many middle sized goats are there?
Can you use body percussion to accompany the story of the 3 Billy Goats gruff?
More fun and practical activities to enjoy:
Can you make your own pizza troll face?
You will need:
Muffin.
Tomato puree
Cheese
Peppers
Toppings of your choice
How to make you pizza troll face.
Step 1: Cut your muffin in half.
Step 2: Spread on the tomato puree.
Step 3: Sprinkle on the cheese.
Step 4: Make your pizza face using the toppings that you like.
Step 5: cook your pizza in the oven until the cheese has melted
Can you make a troll using playdough?
Can you build a bridge using blocks/lego/duplo for the goats to cross?
Can you make your bridge from boxes in your house?
Can you make a goat puppet- Can you put the goat ‘on top’ of the bridge, ‘under’ the bridge?
Can you draw a picture of the scary troll?
