This Adapted Literature resource is available through the Sherlock Center Resource Library. The text and graphics are adapted from the original source. These resources are provided for teachers to help students with severe disabilities participate in the general curriculum. Please limit the use and distribution of these materials accordingly. Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities @ Rhode Island College 600 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Providence RI 02908 401 456-8072 Ph. 401 456-8773 TDD 401 456-8150 FAX www.sherlockcenter.org ROBIN HOOD This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Original illustrations by Nick Harris published by Dorling Kindersley. Characters of Robin Hood Robin Hood Little John Maid Marian Sheriff Sir Guy King Richard Little John This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robert and Marian want to get married. The sheriff stopped the wedding. The sheriff said Robert was a criminal. Robert ran away into the forest Robert changed his name to Robin Hood. Chapter 2 The Call of the Forest This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Many people lived in the forest. Robin saw amana bridge. The man's name was Little John . This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Little John and Robin fought and fell into the river. Little John and Robin laughed. They were friends. Chapter 3 The Castle of the North Wind This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin camped in the forest with his friends. They slept in a tree. The sheriff slept in acastle Robin and his friends were mad. This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin wrote a letter to the sheriff. Robin wanted the sheriff to give money to people with no money. Robin delivered the letter. This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Afat man named Friar Tuck helped Robin. Robin and Friar Tuck returned to the forest. They learned that the sheriff was angry about the letter. Chapter 4 A Guest at the Feast This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin and his friends cooked food over afire. A knight ate dinner with them. His name was Sir Richard . Robin gave Sir Richard money to give to poor people and to buy his home. Sir Richard gave Robin a bow and arrow Chapter 5 The Archery Contest The sheriff wanted to find Robin . He planned a archery day. The prize for the archery day was a silver and gold arrow. The sheriff knew Robin would come. This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin wore a disguise. Robin stopped a pottery maker and asked to wear his clothes. The sheriff would not see Robin at the archery day. This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin won the prize. The sheriff knew it was Robin. He saw Robin's special arrow. Robin left the archery day before the sheriff could grab Robin. Chapter 6 Run to the Forest Marian loved Robin and wanted to marry him. Marian's father wants Marian to marry Robin. Sir Guy wants to marry Marian. This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Sir Guy yelled at Marian and her father. Marian wore a disguise and left the castle. Marian found Robin in the forest. Chapter 7 The Master Butcher This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin was mad at the sheriff. Robin wore a disguise. He wore butcher's clothes and visited the sheriff. Robin stole the sheriff's money. Chapter 8 Return of the King This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin talked to apriest. Robin gave the priest money for poor people. The priest told Robin that King Richard returned from the war. This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. King Richard forgave Robin for his crimes. Friar Tuck married Robin and Marian. King Richard saw the wedding and was happy. Chapter 9 Fight to the Death This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin helped Little John . King Richard died. Robin and Little John went for awalk. Little John was arrested by the sheriff . Robin saw Sir Guy and killed him. Robin chased the sheriff out of the forest. Chapter 10 Imprisoned This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin went to a church. Robin met with apriest. The priest told the sheriff that Robin is bad and hiding in the church. The sheriff took Robin to jail. Friar Tuck helped Robin escape. Chapter 11 The Final Arrow This publication has been duplicated for educational purposes only. The intent is to provide equal access to the adapted information and is not for sale. Robin was very sick. Robin went to Marian. Marian was living with nuns. Robin loved Marian and she helped Robin get well. The End.