Once upon a time, there lived a mother goat and her seven kids.
They lived in a house in the forest.
Mother goat loved her kids and would protect them at any cost.
She would try to teach them lessons about her life experiences.
And they were so cute!
Four of them were girls and three of them were boys
One day, mother goat wanted to go to the market to sell the butter that she had made,
but she had to leave her kids at home by themselves.
My dear ones, I’m going to the market.
Don’t you dare open the door to strangers. Please be careful.
Okay, Mom.
When you come, show us your feet.
If we believe that they are your feet, we will open the door.
Mother Goat set off right after kissing all her kids goodbye.
Meanwhile, there was a treacherous wolf wandered in the forest, searching for some easy prey.
The wolf was hiding behind a tree, patiently waiting for the little goats’ mother to leave the house.
As soon as she left, he knocked on their door.
He wanted to make use of this opportunity.
Who is it?
My dear kids, it’s me, your mother.
I’ve brought you some wonderful and delicious fruit.
Open the door for me!
Hey wait, I know this voice!
This is the voice of the wolf.
Remember what Mom said:
The wolf has a deep voice.
Oh my dear ones, please be careful and don’t make a mistake!
Or the wolf will eat you all!
As the wolf couldn’t get past the door, he knocked on the door to try his chance again.
This time he really thinned his voice to make it sound like their mothers.
My dear goats, I’m stuck outside.
Come on, open the door for me.
I’m so tired.
I’ve bought you a lot of food.
Why are you making your mother wait outside?
This sounds like my mother, but we need to be sure.
Mother, please stretch your legs out from under the door.
Remember what we discussed? Show us your feet.
So the wolf stretched out his feet.
Of course, after seeing the dark feet, the goats realized that this was the wolf.
Get lost! You’re not our mother.
Her feet are white, white as snow.
We won’t open the door!
The wolf got furious. He went to the bakery and bought a sack of flour.
He came back to the kids’ door and covered his feet in flour, making them completely white.
This should work now.
I’m going to catch the goats.
You little goats, you can’t escape from me!
But the wolf had forgotten one thing: the little goats were very clever.
Terrified of the wolf constantly hovering outside their door, they came up with a plan.
My sisters and brothers, I have a feeling.
I think that this wolf isn’t going to give up easily and he’s going to try to trick us.
If this treacherous wolf comes to our door again, even if we see white feet, we’ll peek from under the door.
If it’s indeed our mother, we’ll recognize her smell from even behind the door.
The goats gathered round and whispered the plan to one another.
They all had a different task.
With joy, the wolf knocked on the door again with his feet snow-white covered in flour.
This time he was so sure that he’d be able to trick the goats!
Kids, come on! I’m your mother! Look what I’ve bought you.
If you open the door, I have a gift for all of you.
here are my snow-white feet. Look from under the door.
Did you see? Did you see my snow- white feet?
When the goats carefully looked at the feet, they realized that they were way too big to be their mothers.
Yes, they are white, but they are huge! Kids, this is the wolf again, not our mother. Come on let’s carry out our plan.
Okay, Mother. I’m opening the door right away.
As they planned, everyone hid in a different place.
One of them hid under the blanket,
one under the bed,
one inside the closet,
one inside the oven,
and another behind the curtains.
And one of them went onto the roof.
His task was up there
Their plan was coming together perfectly
Finally, the little goat who knew that the time had come, slowly pulled on the string that he attached to the door,
from inside the old big clock in the living room where he was hiding and the door opened.
The door’s open mommy! You can come in now.
The wolf that entered the house, was shocked to find it empty.
He couldn’t see a single goat anywhere.
Suddenly, he noticed something moving under the blanket.
The wolf walked there slowly, holding his hands out. He lifted the blanket.
I got you little one!
Did you think you could trick me? No one can escape from me.
The big sister was the one under the blanket.
In her hand was a bottle of spicy red pepper.
Suddenly she threw all of it at the wolf’s face.
And the goat under the bed poured the bottle of oil on the wolf’s feet.
There was oil everywhere.
The wolf’s face, mouth, nose and eyes were burning so he couldn’t stand on the slippery floor and fell flat on the ground.
Covered all in oil, the wolf rolled over and over towards the door trying to escape.
Help, help! I’m burning, I’m burning!
Isn’t there anyone to help me? My eyes, my eyes are burning, I can’t see anything.
The kid hiding in the big old clock, poked his head out, and with a hoarse voice;
Catch this treacherous wolf and punish him!
He should know what it means to try to trick us!
Upon hearing this, all the others started throwing the tomatoes that they had stored in the living room from the freezer
and also the marbles they played with to the wolf that couldn’t run on the slippery ground.
The goat on top of the roof threw a bucket of cold water over the wolf’s head that was hardly able to come out the door.
The wolf ran for his life as fast as he could.
I’ll never come to this house again.
I got burned from the peppers they threw at me, I froze from the cold water, and I’m covered in tomatoes.
I’m a frozen tomato!
If I had thought for forty years I would of never thought that these little goats could trick me,
either I’ve gotten very old or these goats are really very clever!
Towards evening, mother goat returned from the market.
She had bought her little goats a lot of fruits and vegetables so that they could be healthy.
Each one of them was fond of a different fruit.
The mother did not forget any of them and chose them carefully.
When she arrived in front of the door, she noticed the entrance was completely wet.
She looked up, and there was not a cloud in the sky, and it wasn’t raining.
She knocked on the door and called out to the little goats.
My little goats, I’m here, open the door for me,
I’m very tired and my hands are full of bags, I also have a surprise for you.
Show us your feet!
Mother Goat stretched her feet under the door.
The goats realized that these were their mothers’ feet right away,
her voice was also their mothers’
They opened the door without hesitation.
Mother goat screamed with shock when she entered the house.
It was a big mess.
Peppers and tomatoes were on the floor and furniture was scattered all around.
Mother goat was terrified!
My God, what happened to this house? What is this?
There are tomatoes and peppers everywhere! Are you okay?
The little goats told their mother what had happened to them one by one.
The mother was very sad but was also very proud of her children.
Once again, she realized how clever they were.
Later, they all cleaned their house together.
They ate their dinner.
My smart little ones. I love you all so much.
You did well today. You acted together and you defeated the bad wolf.
I’m proud of you! It makes me so happy to be the mother of such clever goats!
She hugged and kissed them one by one.
The next day they all went to the police to complain about the wolf.
They told the forest police everything that had happened.
The forest police congratulated the little goats for their bravery and cleverness.
He even told them that if they wanted, they could become forest police when they grew up.
The goats were very happy to hear this.
The wolf was caught and sent far away; he was punished to never come back.
The seven little goats lived happily ever after, protecting one another, just like their mother had taught them.