Okay, now I see the bottom-right panel. This image depicts Goldilocks running away from the house in a panic. She is shown mid-stride with her arms flailing and a terrified expression on her face. In the background, we can see the bears' house with a window and a picture frame, indicating she is fleeing the scene. This is the final event in the story, happening immediately after the bears discover her and she wakes up.
Now that I have analyzed all six panels, I can determine the correct chronological order based on the plot of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears."
The logical sequence of events is as follows:
1.
Tasting Porridge (Top-Left): Goldilocks enters the house and tries the three bowls of porridge.
2.
Trying the Chairs (Middle-Left): After the porridge, she tries the three chairs.
3.
Breaking the Chair (Bottom-Left): She finds the "just right" chair, which then breaks.
4.
Finding the Bed (Bottom-Right): She goes upstairs and finds the "just right" bed, where she falls asleep.
5.
The Bears Discover Her (Middle-Right): The bears return home and find her sleeping in Baby Bear's bed.
6.
Running Away (Top-Right): Goldilocks wakes up, sees the bears, and runs away in fright.
Therefore, the correct order to glue the panels is: Top-Left, Middle-Left, Bottom-Left, Bottom-Right, Middle-Right, Top-Right.
This matches the classic narrative structure of the fairy tale, moving from exploration to discovery, climax, and resolution.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of goldilocks and the three bears sequence worksheet.
