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    The story is about three little pigs who each build a house from different materials - hay, wood, or bricks. An hungry wolf tries to blow down and enter each house to eat the pigs. Only the brick house withstands the wolf's attempts, teaching the pigs an important lesson about being prepared.

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    The story is about three little pigs who each build a house from different materials - hay, wood, or bricks. An hungry wolf tries to blow down and enter each house to eat the pigs. Only the brick house withstands the wolf's attempts, teaching the pigs an important lesson about being prepared.

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    The story is about three little pigs who each build a house from different materials - hay, wood, or bricks. An hungry wolf tries to blow down and enter each house to eat the pigs. Only the brick house withstands the wolf's attempts, teaching the pigs an important lesson about being prepared.

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    Colorful Library Expectations Presentation

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    The story is about three little pigs who each build a house from different materials - hay, wood, or bricks. An hungry wolf tries to blow down and enter each house to eat the pigs. Only the brick house withstands the wolf's attempts, teaching the pigs an important lesson about being prepared.

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    The

    Three Little Pigs


    A long time ago, there was a mother pig who had
    three baby pigs. She did not have enough food to
    feed them, so she told them to go and find their
    own homes.
    The first baby pig was lazy and he made his house out of hay. The second baby
    pig was a little better and he made his house out of wood. They both finished
    quickly and played all day.

    The third baby pig was hardworking and he made his house out of bricks. It took
    him a long time, but his house was strong and safe.
    The next day, a big bad wolf came to the
    forest where the pigs lived. He was hungry
    and he wanted to eat the pigs.

    He saw the hay house and smelled the pig


    inside. So he knocked on the door and
    said:

    Little pig! Little pig! Let me in! Let me in!

    But the little pig saw the wolf's big paws


    through the keyhole, so he answered back:

    No! No! No! Not by the hairs on my chinny


    chin chin!
    Then the wolf showed his teeth and said:
    Then I'll huff
    and I'll puff
    and I'll blow your house down.

    So he huffed and he puffed and he blew the house


    down! The wolf opened his jaws very wide and bit down
    as hard as he could, but the first little pig escaped and
    ran away to hide with the second little pig.
    The wolf followed him and saw the wood
    house and smelled the pigs inside. He
    asked the pigs to let him in. So he knocked
    on the door and said:

    Little pig! Little pig! Let me in! Let me in!

    But the little pigs saw the wolf's big ears


    through the keyhole, so they answered
    back:

    No! No! No! Not by the hairs on my chinny


    chin chin!
    Then the wolf showed his teeth and said:
    Then I'll huff
    and I'll puff
    and I'll blow your house down.

    So he huffed and he puffed and he blew the house


    down! The wolf opened his jaws very wide and bit down
    as hard as he could, but the two little pigs escaped and
    ran away to hide with the third little pig.
    The wolf followed them and saw the brick
    house and smelled the pigs inside. He
    asked the pigs to let him in. So he knocked
    on the door and said:

    Little pig! Little pig! Let me in! Let me in!

    But the little pigs saw the wolf's big teeth


    through the keyhole, so they answered
    back:

    No! No! No! Not by the hairs on my chinny


    chin chin!
    Then the wolf showed his teeth and said:
    Then I'll huff
    and I'll puff
    and I'll blow your house down.

    So he huffed and he puffed and he blew the house down! But he could not make the
    house fall down. He was so tired that he could not huff anymore. He stopped to take a
    break and think.
    The wolf thought of another way to get in.

    He climbed up a tree and went to the roof. He


    saw the chimney and wanted to go down it.
    But the third pig was smart and he made a
    fire in the fireplace. He also put a big pot of
    water on the fire.

    The wolf did not see the fire or the water. He


    went down the chimney, but he fell into the
    pot. The water was very hot and it burned
    him. He jumped out of the chimney and ran
    away from the house.

    He never came back.


    The first pig and the second pig were sorry for being lazy and careless.
    They thanked the third pig for saving them. The third pig taught them how
    to make brick houses too.

    They all lived happily ever after in their brick houses.


    Did you like the story
    of the three little pigs?
    Comprehension
    Questions
    What are the names of the three materials
    that the pigs used to build their houses?
    Why did the youngest pig choose to build his
    house with straw?
    How did the wolf try to get into the pigs’
    houses?
    Which pig’s house was the only one that
    could resist the wolf’s attack?
    Let’s Think It
    Through
    How would you compare and contrast the
    personalities and behaviors of the three
    pigs?
    What are some possible alternative endings
    for the story? How would they affect the
    moral or the message of the story?
    How would you apply the lesson of the story
    to your own life or to a real-world situation?
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