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Three little pigs each build a house out of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. A big bad wolf blows down the houses made of straw and sticks, but is unable to blow down the brick house. He tries to go down the chimney instead but falls into a pot of boiling water, burning his bottom and running away, allowing the three little pigs to live happily ever after.
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Three little pigs build houses of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. The lazy pigs build weaker houses of straw and sticks while the hardworking pig builds a strong brick house. A big bad wolf blows down the straw and stick houses, while failing to defeat the brick house even when going down the chimney. The wolf is scared away by the brick house, leaving the three little pigs safe at last.
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The story is about three little pigs who each build houses out of different materials. The first pig builds a house of straw, the second builds a house of sticks, and the third builds a house of bricks. A big bad wolf comes along and blows down the straw and stick houses to eat the pigs inside. However, the brick house is too strong and the wolf cannot blow it down. Eventually, the wolf falls down the chimney into a pot of soup, ending his attempts to eat the little pigs.
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Three little pigs each build houses of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. A wolf blows down the straw and stick houses but cannot defeat the brick house. The three little pigs live together safely in the brick house from then on.
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The three little pigs each built a house of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. The big bad wolf huffed and puffed and blew down the houses of straw and sticks, but could not blow down the house of bricks. When he tried to enter the brick house through the chimney, the third little pig boiled water below and burned the wolf's bottom. The two lazy pigs then built houses of bricks and they all lived happily ever after.
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Once there were three little pigs who left home to build their own houses. The first pig built a house of straw, the second of sticks, and the third of bricks. A wolf came and blew down the houses of straw and sticks, eating the pigs. He tried to blow down the brick house but failed. Through trickery, the third pig outwitted the wolf several times until the wolf fell into a pot of boiling water while trying to enter the pig's house down the chimney.
The New Three Little Pigs Story
After having watched and read the "Three Little Pigs" version presented at the Northumberland Grid for Learning
http://ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk/english/3pigs/Northumberland%20NGfL%20Three%20Little%20Pigs.html
I decided to make my own version - to encourage the students to make their own version as well.
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The document describes three little pigs building houses out of different materials and refusing to let the big bad wolf inside, with the wolf threatening to blow their houses down. The wolf eventually enters the third pig's brick house through the chimney. The pigs then say they will never let the wolf in again.
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Three little pigs build houses of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. The lazy pigs build weaker houses of straw and sticks while the hardworking pig builds a strong brick house. A big bad wolf blows down the straw and stick houses, while failing to defeat the brick house even when going down the chimney. The wolf is scared away by the brick house, leaving the three little pigs safe at last.
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The story is about three little pigs who each build houses out of different materials. The first pig builds a house of straw, the second builds a house of sticks, and the third builds a house of bricks. A big bad wolf comes along and blows down the straw and stick houses to eat the pigs inside. However, the brick house is too strong and the wolf cannot blow it down. Eventually, the wolf falls down the chimney into a pot of soup, ending his attempts to eat the little pigs.
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Three little pigs each build houses of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. A wolf blows down the straw and stick houses but cannot defeat the brick house. The three little pigs live together safely in the brick house from then on.
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The three little pigs each built a house of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. The big bad wolf huffed and puffed and blew down the houses of straw and sticks, but could not blow down the house of bricks. When he tried to enter the brick house through the chimney, the third little pig boiled water below and burned the wolf's bottom. The two lazy pigs then built houses of bricks and they all lived happily ever after.
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Once there were three little pigs who left home to build their own houses. The first pig built a house of straw, the second of sticks, and the third of bricks. A wolf came and blew down the houses of straw and sticks, eating the pigs. He tried to blow down the brick house but failed. Through trickery, the third pig outwitted the wolf several times until the wolf fell into a pot of boiling water while trying to enter the pig's house down the chimney.
The New Three Little Pigs Story
After having watched and read the "Three Little Pigs" version presented at the Northumberland Grid for Learning
http://ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk/english/3pigs/Northumberland%20NGfL%20Three%20Little%20Pigs.html
I decided to make my own version - to encourage the students to make their own version as well.
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The document describes three little pigs building houses out of different materials and refusing to let the big bad wolf inside, with the wolf threatening to blow their houses down. The wolf eventually enters the third pig's brick house through the chimney. The pigs then say they will never let the wolf in again.
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The three little pigs each built a house of increasing strength - straw, sticks, and bricks. When the wolf came, he huffed and puffed and blew down the houses of straw and sticks, eating their inhabitants. However, his huffing and puffing could not blow down the house of bricks. In his anger, the wolf tried to enter down the chimney but fell into a pot of boiling water instead, meeting his end. The third little pig and his house of bricks proved too clever for the wolf.
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Three little pigs built houses of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. A big bad wolf huffed and puffed and blew down the straw and stick houses, but could not blow down the brick house of the third little pig. The wolf tried to go down the chimney of the brick house but fell into a pot of water, burning himself and running away. The three little pigs lived happily ever after.
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p2/3 Rainbow Fish
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Within Keys to literacy in reading school each area of the school are
focussing on higher order reading skills led by myself
Within Nursery Three little pigs is area of work this term
P1 Lighthouse keepers lunch
p2/3 Rainbow Fish
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P4 Paddington Bears adventures
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P5/6 THe Hodgeheg by Dick King Smith
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Three little pigs leave their mother's house and each build their own home, with the first using straw, the second using sticks, and the third using bricks. A hungry wolf blows down the straw and stick houses, chasing the pigs to the brick house which he cannot destroy. In the end, the three little pigs have a party, safe in their brick home from the wolf.
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2) Two goats meet on a narrow bridge and cannot pass each other. They argue about who should go back until one goat has the wise idea to lie down and let the other walk over him.
3) A hungry mouse finds a basket of corn but eats so much it becomes too fat to climb back out. A rat advises it must wait to grow thin again before it can escape.
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P3/4 Happy Mouse Day By Dick King Smith
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Three little pigs leave their mother's house and each build their own home, with the first using straw, the second using sticks, and the third using bricks. A hungry wolf blows down the straw and stick houses, chasing the pigs to the brick house which he cannot destroy. In the end, the three little pigs have a party, safe in their brick home from the wolf.
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The story is about three little pigs - one built a house of straw, one of sticks, and one of bricks. A big bad wolf huffs and puffs and blows down the houses of straw and sticks. The two little pigs flee to the brick house, which withstands the wolf. The wolf tries to enter the brick chimney but falls into a pot of boiling water below.
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This poem is a parody of the classic fairy tale "The Three Little Pigs" written by famous British author Roald Dahl. It tells the story from the perspective of the wolf as he encounters three little pigs and builds their homes of straw, twigs, and bricks. The wolf is able to blow down the first two pigs' homes but struggles with the third pig's brick house. Red Riding Hood then comes to help the third pig by shooting and killing the wolf. However, the poem takes a dark turn at the end by implying Red Riding Hood also killed the pig in order to make a traveling bag from its skin.
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The story describes three little pigs who each build a house out of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. The first pig's house of straw is easily blown down by the wolf. The second pig's house of sticks fares better but is also blown down. However, the third pig's house of bricks withstands the wolf's attempts to blow it down, keeping the third pig safe from the wolf.
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The story describes three little pigs - one built a house of stone, one of wood, and one of straw. When the wolf comes knocking at each door demanding to be let in, the pigs refuse. Each time the wolf threatens to huff and puff and blow the house down. He is able to destroy the houses of straw and wood but not the stone house. At the third pig's house, the wolf goes down the chimney and is boiled in a pot.
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Three little pigs, Marvin, Browny, and Piglet, each build houses to escape from a hungry wolf. Marvin builds his house from straw, which the wolf easily blows down. Browny builds his from sticks, which also gets blown down. Piglet builds his brick house, which withstands the wolf's attempts to enter. Eventually, Piglet outsmarts and traps the wolf, rescuing his brothers. They rebuild stronger brick houses and live happily ever after.
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"The Three Little Rabbits" Lesson included in Class V English prescribed by APSCERT & TGSCERT. PPT prepared by M Padma Lalitha Sharada.
THE THREE LITTLE PIGS
Three little pigs leave home and build houses - a straw house, a wooden house, and a brick house. The wolf blows down the straw and wooden houses, but cannot blow down the brick house. The pigs hide safely inside the brick house from the wolf. Later, the smallest pig is shot and killed by the rebellious wolf, who is eventually caught by police and imprisoned.
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1) The story of a donkey who sees a dog being petted and tries to imitate the dog's behaviors to receive the same affection, but is instead beaten with sticks.
2) Two goats meet on a narrow bridge and cannot pass each other. They argue about who should go back until one goat has the wise idea to lie down and let the other walk over him.
3) A hungry mouse finds a basket of corn but eats so much it becomes too fat to climb back out. A rat advises it must wait to grow thin again before it can escape.
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Three little pigs built houses of different materials to escape from a wolf - a straw house, a wood house, and a brick house. The wolf blew down the straw and wood houses but could not blow down the brick house, so he tried to go down the chimney and fell into boiling water instead.
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Three little pigs, Marvin, Brownie, and Piglet, each build houses to escape their poor mother. Marvin builds his house of straw, which is blown down by the Big Bad Wolf. Brownie builds his of sticks, suffering the same fate. Only Piglet's brick house stands strong against the Wolf. Through his clever tricks, Piglet eventually defeats the Wolf and rescues his brothers, allowing the three pigs to live happily ever after in their brick homes.
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Three little pig brothers lived in a forest and were chased by a wolf who wanted to eat them. The smallest pig built a house of straw that was easily blown down by the wolf. He then took shelter with his middle brother in a wooden house, but that also collapsed when blown by the wolf. They escaped to their oldest brother's brick house, where the wolf tried to enter down the chimney but fell into a pot of boiling water instead and was scalded.
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The document describes various digital graphic narrative projects created by a student. It includes evaluations of different projects including shapes, roto scoping, text-based images, comic books, photography, and illustrations. For each project, the student notes what they liked such as detail or emotion conveyed, and improvements they would make such as adding more effects or changing the subject matter. The projects demonstrate the student's growing skills in digital graphic design and storytelling.
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The three little_wolves
The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Hog tells the story of three little wolves - Benny, Mark, and Mary - who build homes to escape the Big Bad Hog. Benny's home of straw is easily blown down by the Hog. Mark's twig home also collapses. Mary's brick home withstands the Hog's attempts to enter. The Hog tries to go down the chimney but slips into a pot of boiling water, meeting his demise. The wolves have pork for dinner.
Cuento de los tres cerditos en inglés
The document is a summary of the English version of "The Three Little Pigs" fairy tale. It describes how the three little pigs each build a house of a different material - one of straw, one of wood, and one of brick. A wolf comes along and blows down the straw and wood houses, but cannot destroy the brick house. The wolf ultimately gets trapped in the chimney of the brick house and learns his lesson.
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Three farm animals - a horse, sheep, and goat - were looking for homes. The horse built a house of hay, the sheep of wool, and the goat of strong metal. A hungry woolly mammoth knocked down the horse and sheep's houses but broke his tooth on the goat's metal house. The goat and his animal friends then lived happily ever after.
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The story describes how three little pigs build houses of different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks - to escape from a hungry wolf. The wolf blows down the straw and stick houses but is unable to destroy the brick house. When the wolf tries to come down the chimney, the clever pig boils him in a pot of water instead. The three little pigs eat the wolf for supper.
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The document contains a student's assignments for a digital graphic narrative development course. It includes evaluations of different image exercises they completed, such as using shapes, rotoscoping, adding text, and taking photos. It also includes materials for planning their own narrative, such as idea generation, storyboards, scripts, and feedback. The student worked on a three little pigs story, creating draft storyboards and scripts to depict the classic tale for a younger audience using rotoscoping techniques.
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The story describes three little pigs who each build a house from different materials - straw, sticks, and bricks. A wolf blows down the houses of the first two pigs and eats them. When the wolf tries the brick house, he cannot blow it down. The clever third pig outsmarts the wolf multiple times until the pig boils the wolf in a pot of water.
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- 1. Three little pig’s By Matthew H.
- 2. • Once upon a time there were 3 little pigs and a big bad wolf. • One day the pigs decided to build houses for themselves. • “I’m going to make my house out of straw”, squeaked the first little pig. And he did!
- 3. • Then the wolf came to the house. “Little pig, little pig let me come in”. • “Not by the hair of my chiny chin chin”, squealed the first little pig. • “Then I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your house in”, roared the wolf. • Poof, the house was no more!
- 4. • “I’m going to make my house out of sticks”, said the second little pig. And he did! • Then the wolf came to the house. “Little pig, little pig let me come in”. • “Not by the hair of my chiny chin chin”, said the second little pig. • “Then I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your house in”, roared the wolf. • Poof, the house was no more!
- 5. • “I’m going to make my house out of bricks”, said the third little pig. And he did! • Then the wolf came to the house. “Little pig, little pig let me come in”. • “Not by the hair of my chiny chin chin”, said the third little pig. • “Then I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your house in”, roared the wolf. • But he could not!
- 6. • “I will go down the chimney”, roared the wolf. • But he did not know there was a pot of boiling water in the fireplace. • He went down, burnt his bottom, and went away never to be seen again.
- 7. The pigs lived happily ever after! THE END