Now at the bottom of the walk, lying fast asleep in the sun against the warm stones of the garden wall, was Towser, So, the Gingerbread Man climbed onto the fox’s nose. Immediately, the fox tossed him up into the air, opened his mouth and gobbled up the Gingerbread Man. Thus, the little boy, the old man, the old woman, the spotted dog, the hungry crow, the three mowers, and the two piglets were chasing the Gingerbread Man. He said, "I’ve outrun an old man, an old woman, a little boy, two well diggers, two ditch diggers, and a bear, and I can outrun you too-o-o!" Down the lane he sped when he came to a pig. 'Stop! Stop! I would like to eat you,' shouted the pig.

Review: This story is a traditional tale that has been passed down from generation to generation. I remember being read this story when I was younger. The vivid images are realistic and the story almost puts the reader in the gingerbread man's shoes. I would highly recommend this lively and enjoyable story to anyone who is looking for a fun tale on pass on through the generations. all complete, and two still smaller pieces were made into arms, with dear little hands and fingers. The gingerbread man crawled out to the furthermost end of the branch, and hung by one hand, but the monkey swung With delightful illustrations and simple text, this gingerbread man storybook will delight primary school children. Print as a PDF or use the e-version to tell go through the story together as a class.

Every time the gingerbread man meets a new character, he repeats the refrain: ‘Run, run, as fast as you can. You can’t catch me I’m the gingerbread man.’ Where does The Gingerbread Man story come from? Then the old woman popped the Gingerbread Man into the oven, and went out to the garden. The little boy waited by the oven. He was very hungry.

Ahoy! In this pirate themed version, Captain Cookie sets off to rescue his Gingerbread crew from the most notorious cookie eater of them all – Santa Claus! and hard and brown, and the gingerbread man was all done too, nice and hard and brown; and he was standing up in his Once upon a time, a little old lady lived with her husband in a cottage. They didn't have any children and the husband was often in the garden, so the old lady was frequently lonely.

What is the moral of The Gingerbread Man Story?

He said, "I’ve outrun an old man, an old woman, a little boy, and two well diggers, and I can outrun you too-o-o!"

Then the gingerbread man was finished ready for baking, and a very jolly little man he was. In fact, he looked so slyThe little boy sighed, “Oh! Now I can never eat the Gingerbread man.” He became very sad and disappointed.