Red Riding Hood: The wolf is bad and unkind.
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Red Riding Hood: The wolf is bad and unkind.
Bottle Feeding Baby – Nov 2012
D: It’s a baby cat holding its bottle.
Me: Why have you written “woof”?
D: Oh. I got something wrong – the pointy up ears, four legs and no arms. I meant to draw a baby human…
The Lamb who Came for Dinner – Nov 2012
D: Once upon a time there lived an old wolf. One day a happy little lamb knocked on the door, the wolf ate the…
Arctic Wolf – Nov 2012
D: It’s a wolf.
Me: Is it alive?
D: Yes.
Me: Why are his legs in the air?
D: They’re not his legs – they’re trees! His legs are under the snow.
Grey Wolf Fact File – Nov 2012
D: The wolf is black and white and grey and the other wolf is red.
Red Wolf Fact File – Nov 2012
D: Red Wolves live longer than grey wolves.
Red Wolves sometimes live in the wild.
Red Wolves eat deers.
The Big Bad Wolf – Sept 2012
D: We had to write whether the wolf’s a goodie or a baddie, so I wrote ‘baddie’. There’s different parts of the wolf’s body all around: That’s his curly tail [bottom left]; that’s his ANGRY face [right]; and that’s a picture of all of him [top left] – he’s supposed to have an ANGRY face, but I forgot and did a smiley face by an accident.
Wolf mask – Sept 2012
D: It’s a wolf mask – I made it at school. I didn’t have time to finish the colouring in, but I did its fur in orange and its nose in black. That’s some yellow for some more fur, and I did some cosy brown ears.
…AND, you know the slime that dogs get around their nose? Well, the grey’s some of that slime!
Little Wolf on the Moon – Sept 2012
D: A little wolf is stuck on the moon, so the big wolf has an idea and jumps on that colourful trampoline [in orange, grey, yellow and green] and goes up and catches Little Wolf in his hand. He comes back down and lands on another trampoline which can tell when he’s coming and turns into a nice, soft, grassy landing. And it’s a wolf machine – that’s the wolf, there – with the green eyes. All the other wolves are just chasing sheep. I wrote ‘trampoline’ on it.