1. Goldilocks and the Three Bears Presentation by Nicole Montoya

2. Origin of the Tale Been around for at least two centuries Most influential versions by Robert Southey (1837) and Joseph Jacobs (1890) Possibly based on similar tale Scrapefoot

3. Changes of Her Name 1849- Changes from “old Woman” to “Silver Hair” Treasury of Pleasure Books for Young Children 1858- “Silver Locks” Aunt Mavor’s Nursery Tales 1868- “Gold Hair” Aunt Friendly’s Nursery Book 1904- “Goldilocks” Old Nursery Stories & Rhymes

4. Symbolism in the Tale Three Bears “Who lived in a house of their own” Bears’ Names Porridge Goldilocks’ intentions Groups of 3’s She fell asleep Ending

5. Goldilocks on the Big Screen 1922- Short animated film by Walt Disney 1944- Cartoon with Bugs Bunny 1971- Made for TV animated film with Bing Crosby 1984- TV series with Tatum O’Neill and John Lithgow And many more….