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One of the most favourite fairy tales among children is undoubtedly The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats. This cautionary tale about the tricks of an evil, gluttonous wolf who deceived and ate little goats may seem scary. But in it, as in any other fairy tale, goodness will surely prevail - mum goat will save her children, and the villain will be punished according to his deserving.

Children's fairy tales are the fruit of centuries of human experience and wisdom. They become the first textbook for kids in their lives. The story of the wolf and the seven little goats contains the most important safety rule for children: beware of strangers, never trust strangers. The dangerous stranger is a cunning wolf who gains the trust of naive goats in order to eat them. But justice will surely prevail - the gullible goats will remain alive and well.

Check with questions to see if the child has understood and remembered the fairy tale correctly:

What did the goat order the goats to do every morning? How did the grey wolf deceive the kids? What happened to the wolf?