TLDR;
This video tells the story of "The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats". A mother goat leaves her seven kids at home, warning them about a wolf. The wolf tries to trick the kids by disguising his voice and appearance, eventually succeeding in entering the house and eating six of them. The mother goat returns, finds the youngest kid who hid in the clock, and together they rescue the other kids by cutting open the wolf's stomach, filling it with stones, and sewing it back up. The wolf, weighed down by the stones, falls into a well and dies. The story teaches that being bad to others will eventually lead to bad things happening to you.
- A mother goat warns her seven kids about a wolf before leaving.
- The wolf tricks the kids by changing his voice and appearance.
- The mother goat and the surviving kid rescue the others and punish the wolf.
- The moral of the story is that bad actions lead to bad consequences.
Intro [0:00]
The video starts with a discussion about wolves, leading into the story of "The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats." The storyteller highlights the cunning nature of wolves and introduces the classic tale.
The Seven Little Goats [0:46]
Once upon a time, there lived a mother goat with her seven little kids. They lived happily, playing in the meadows until a big black wolf noticed them and planned to eat them. The wolf waited for the mother goat to leave.
Mother Goat's Warning [1:58]
The mother goat tells her kids that she is going to the market to buy bread and cookies. She warns them about the big bad wolf, telling them to recognize him by his hoarse voice and black feet. She instructs them not to open the door to anyone else, or they will be in danger. The kids promise to take care of themselves.
The Wolf's First Trick [2:53]
The wolf knocks on the door, trying to imitate the mother goat's voice. The youngest kid almost opens the door, but the eldest one stops him, pointing out that their mother doesn't have such a rough voice. The kids shout at the wolf to go away. Annoyed, the wolf decides to find a way to soften his voice.
The Wolf Swallows Chalk [3:38]
The wolf goes to get a box of chalk, thinking it will make his voice soft like a baby. He swallows the whole box of chalk and returns to the goat's house. He knocks again, trying to sound like the mother goat, and says he has brought cookies, bread, and ginger.
The Wolf's Second Trick [4:20]
The kids are tempted to open the door because the voice sounds like their mother. However, they look down and notice the black feet. They realize it's still the wolf and shout at him to go away, saying their mother has white feet. The wolf then runs to the miller and covers himself in white dough.
The Wolf Enters the House [4:42]
The wolf covers himself in white dough and returns to the house. He knocks and says, "Kids, your mother is back, open the door!" The voice sounds like their mother, and his feet look white. The kids, unaware of the danger, open the door. The wolf reveals himself, scaring the kids.
The Wolf Eats the Goats [5:21]
The big bad wolf laughs and reveals his true form. The kids try to hide, but the wolf finds them one by one, except for the youngest, who hides in the clock case. The wolf eats all the other kids and leaves the house with a full tummy.
The Mother's Return [6:32]
The mother goat returns to find the house in disarray and her children missing. She cries out for them. The youngest kid emerges from the clock case and tells her what happened, explaining how the wolf disguised himself and ate his siblings.
The Rescue [7:32]
The mother goat and the youngest kid go in search of the wolf. They find him sleeping in a meadow, his tummy bulging. The mother goat quietly slits open the wolf's tummy, takes out all her kids, and fills his tummy with big stones. She then stitches the tummy back up.
The Wolf's Demise [8:48]
The wolf wakes up thirsty and tries to go to the well, but his belly is too heavy. He falls into the well and drowns. The kids, watching from the window, rejoice at the wolf's death, knowing they can now play freely without fear.
Moral of the Story [9:37]
The storyteller concludes that if you are bad to others, bad things will happen to you. The video ends with a call to join Kids Hut Family for more rhymes and stories.