SOLO taxonomy - Little Red Riding Hood

1. SOLO TAXONOMY
Ashlea, Jarod, Shivneel, Hayden,
Rahul.

3. PreStructural
To brainstorm disorganised thoughts. Find a
topic that you want to learn more about.

5. UniStructural
To define, Identify and to do
simple procedures.

7. Multistructural
Define Aspects of the task
and define words you don’t
know. You can list and
describe the topic.

9. Relational

10. Relational
To compare and contrast. To
classify things or to explain
causes of what happened.

12. Extended Abstract

13. Extended Abstract
To create and design
something or to reflect on the
task that we have been given.

14. LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
Jarod, Ashlea, Shiv, Hayden and Rahul.

16. Unistructural
Little Red Riding Hood
Who: Little Red Riding Hood, Grandma, Hunter and the Wolf.
Why: Little Red Riding Hood went to deliver food to her sick
Grandma.

18. Multistructural

19. Multistructural
Define the words....
Wolf: A wild carnivorous
mammal that is the largest
member of the dog family.
Mammal: A warm blooded
vertebrate animal of a class
that is distinguished by the
possession of hair.
Forest: a large area covered
chiefly with trees and bushes.

21. Relational
Compare
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.

22. Relational
Compare
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.
Both stories take place in the
woods.

23. Relational
Compare
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.
Both stories take place in the
woods.
Wood-cutters are both present
in the stories.

24. Relational
Compare
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.
Both stories take place in the
woods.
Wood-cutters are both present
in the stories.
There is always a villain in the
stories.

25. Relational
Compare
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.
Both stories take place in the
woods.
Wood-cutters are both present
in the stories.
There is always a villain in the
stories.
Both Little Red and Hanzel and
Gretel are tweens.

26. Relational
Compare
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.
Both stories take place in the
woods.
Wood-cutters are both present
in the stories.
There is always a villain in the
stories.
Both Little Red and Hanzel and
Gretel are tweens.

28. Relational
Contrast
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.

29. Relational
Contrast
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.
Little Red did not have a partner
Little Red did not have unloving
parents
In Little Red Riding Hood it was
the Wolf who was the bad one.
In Hansel and Gretel it is the bad
old witch.

30. Relational
Contrast
Little Red Riding Hood VS Hansel and Gretle.
Little Red did not have a partner
Little Red did not have unloving
parents
In Little Red Riding Hood it was
the Wolf who was the bad one.
In Hansel and Gretel it is the bad
old witch.

32. Relational
Explain Causes

33. Relational
Explain Causes
Little Red Riding Hood delivers
food to her sick grandma. The wolf
tricks her and tells her to go and
pick flowers so he can beat her to
her Grandmothers house. He
tricks her Grandma into thinking
it was Little Red Riding Hood.
The wolf eats her Grandmother
and Little Red too. The Hunter
comes to the rescue and cuts Little
Red and her Grandma out of the
Wolfs tummy unharmed.

34. Relational
Explain Causes
Little Red Riding Hood delivers
food to her sick grandma. The wolf
tricks her and tells her to go and
pick flowers so he can beat her to
her Grandmothers house. He
tricks her Grandma into thinking
it was Little Red Riding Hood.
The wolf eats her Grandmother
and Little Red too. The Hunter
comes to the rescue and cuts Little
Red and her Grandma out of the
Wolfs tummy unharmed.

36. Extended Abstract.
Under Ground Tunnel

37. Extended Abstract.
Under Ground Tunnel
To make an underground
tunnel to transport Little
Red Riding Hood safely to
her Grandmothers house.

38. Extended Abstract.
Under Ground Tunnel
To make an underground
tunnel to transport Little
Red Riding Hood safely to
her Grandmothers house.

40. Normal trail/
road.

41. Normal trail/
road.

43. Safe Under
ground route

44. Safe Under
ground route

45. Thank-you for watching!!!
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