simple past tense in a story

One day, ordinary Mama Bear cook a delicious porridge for her family and put it into bowls: a huge bowl for huge Papa Bear, an ordinary bowl for ordinary Mama Bear and a tiny little bowl[r]

Goldilocks and the three bears Once upon a time, there (be) three bears: huge Papa Bear, ordinary Mama Bear and tiny little Baby Bear They (live) in a great big wood One day, ordinary Mama Bear (cook) a delicious porridge for her family and (put) it into bowls: a huge bowl for huge Papa Bear, an ordinary bowl for ordinary Mama Bear and a tiny little bowl for tiny little Baby Bear To give the porridge some time to cool down, the three bears (go) for a walk Near the great big wood, there (live) a little girl called Goldilocks She (be) not allowed to go into the wood But one day, she (sneak) out of the house and (run) into the great big wood.After a while, she (come) to the house of the three bears She (knock) at the door She (look) through the windows But nobody (seem) to be there So, little Goldilocks (step) inside In the kitchen Goldilocks (smell) the porridge She (get) very hungry and (try) the porridge in the huge bowl - too hot Then she (taste) some of the porridge from the ordinary bowl - too cold But the porridge in the little bowl (be) just right and Goldilocks (eat) it all up In the sitting-room, there (be) three chairs Goldilocks (sit) down in the huge chair - too hard She (not / like) the ordinary chair either - too soft She (love) the little chair, however But she (not / sit) on that one very long, as soon it (break) into pieces So, Goldilocks (go) on exploring In the bedroom, there (stand) the three bears' beds Goldilocks suddenly (feel) very tired She (climb) onto the huge bed - too hard Then she (crawl) into the ordinary bed - too soft The little bed, however, (be) just right So, Goldilocks (lie) down And in next to no time, she (fall) asleep After a while, the three bears (return) home One look at their bowls and chairs and they (start) wondering Something (not / be) right They (come) into the bedroom And there they (see) little Goldilocks in Baby Bear's bed The three bears (watch) her for a while and then they (wake) her up Goldilocks (open) her eyes She (see) the bears, (begin) to scream and as fast as she (can), Goldilocks (run) out of the bears' house The three bears (follow) her But at the edge of the wood, the bears suddenly (stop) Frightened little Goldilocks, however, (not / stop) She (hurry) home to her parents And she never (visit) the bears' house again