Kindergarden - Stories

64 Stories: Supplemental Guide 4 | The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids

Core Vocabulary

bleated, v. Made the sound or cry of a goat or sheep

Example: The goat bleated when it was frightened.

Variation(s): bleat, bleats, bleating

disguises, v. Makes oneself look like someone or something else

Example: Billy often disguises himself as a cat.

Variation(s): disguise, disguised, disguising

kids, n. Young goats

Example: The kids ate grass in the field with their mama goat.

Variation(s): kid

miller, n. One who works in, operates, or owns a mill—a building where

grain is ground into flour

Example: The miller was covered in flour by the end of the day.

Variation(s): millers

terrified, adj. Deeply afraid

Example: The terrified mouse ran away from the cat.

Variation(s): none

Vocabulary Chart for The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids

Core Vocabulary words are in bold.

Multiple Meaning Word Activity word is underlined.

Vocabulary Instructional Activity words have an asterisk (*).

Suggested words to pre-teach are in italics.

Type of Words Tier 3

Domain-Specific Words

Tier 2

General Academic Words

Tier 1

Everyday-Speech Words

Understanding

bleated

disguises

miller

wolf

gentle

hiding

terrified*

child

flour

goat

knock

mother

paws

youngest

Multiple Meaning kids roughsweet

Phrases grandfather clock be on guard against no we won’tcame back

Cognates molinero(a) aterrorizado(a)* madre