🐺 The True Story of the Three Little Pigs 🐷 Kids Book Short Funny Read Aloud

Summary

In this playful and humorous Read Aloud session with Mr. Paul, we dive into 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs' as told by A. Wolf. The wolf, or Al, defends his actions, explaining how a series of unfortunate sneezes led to the destruction of the pigs' homes. He recounts how he accidentally blew down the straw and stick houses while trying to borrow a cup of sugar for a birthday cake for his granny. The story humorously challenges the classic Big Bad Wolf narrative, offering a comedic twist to a familiar tale.

Takeaways

• 😀 The story is narrated by the wolf, Alexander T. Wolf, who wants to clear his name and explain the truth.
• 😀 The wolf mentions that the 'Big Bad Wolf' reputation is completely unfair and based on misunderstandings.
• 😀 The wolf explains that wolves naturally eat smaller animals, like pigs, but it doesn’t make him 'bad'.
• 😀 The wolf was making a birthday cake for his granny but had a cold and needed sugar, which led to the first encounter.
• 😀 The first pig lived in a house made of straw, which collapsed after the wolf sneezed, and the wolf ate him.
• 😀 After the straw house incident, the wolf went to the second pig's house, which was made of sticks, and it also collapsed due to his sneeze.
• 😀 The second pig was also eaten after the wolf sneezed and the house fell down.
• 😀 The wolf then tried to visit the third pig, who lived in a brick house and was much less friendly, refusing to give the wolf any sugar.
• 😀 The third pig insulted the wolf's granny, which made the wolf extremely upset and led to his more aggressive actions.
• 😀 The story ends with the wolf being arrested and claiming that the situation was just a misunderstanding, still asking for a cup of sugar.
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Q & A

Who is the narrator of the story?

The narrator is Alexander T. Wolf, who prefers to be called 'Al'.

What is the real story according to the Wolf?

The real story is about a sneeze and a cup of sugar, not about being the 'Big Bad Wolf'.

Why did the Wolf go to his neighbor's house?

The Wolf went to his neighbor's house to ask for a cup of sugar for his granny's birthday cake.

What was unusual about the First Little Pig's house?

The First Little Pig's house was made of straw, which the Wolf found weak and easy to knock over.

What happened to the First Little Pig?

The First Little Pig was accidentally killed when the Wolf sneezed, causing the straw house to collapse.

Why did the Wolf eat the First Little Pig?

The Wolf ate the First Little Pig because he was 'dead as a doornail' in the pile of straw, and he saw it as a 'perfectly good ham dinner.'

What was the Second Little Pig's house made of?

The Second Little Pig's house was made of sticks.

What did the Second Little Pig say when the Wolf called?

The Second Little Pig yelled, 'Go away wolf. You can't come in. I'm shaving the hairs on my chin chin chin.'

What happened to the Second Little Pig?

The Second Little Pig was killed when the Wolf sneezed, causing the stick house to fall down.

How did the Third Little Pig respond to the Wolf?

The Third Little Pig rudely told the Wolf, 'And your old granny can sit on a pin!' which made the Wolf angry.

Why did the Wolf get so angry at the Third Little Pig?

The Wolf got angry when the Third Little Pig insulted his granny, which caused him to lose his calm and try to break down the pig's door.

What was the result of the Wolf's actions?

The Wolf was arrested by the police for his actions, and the story ends with him asking for a cup of sugar.

What moral can be taken from this story?

The story humorously shows the Wolf's side of the story, offering a different perspective on what happened with the three little pigs.