STORYTELLING COMPETITION 2021 | ONLINE SCHOOL LEVEL | THREE LITTLE PIGS

Summary

In this engaging video, Krista Bellani James narrates the timeless story of 'The Three Little Pigs' with a modern twist. The pigs each build a house from different materials: straw, sticks, and bricks. While the first two pigs focus on fun and convenience, the third pig works hard to build a strong, steady home. When the Big Bad Wolf comes, he blows down the straw and stick houses, but the brick house stands strong. The wolf's persistence ultimately leads to his defeat, and the pigs learn a valuable lesson: always do your best in everything you do.

Takeaways

• 😀 Always do your best in whatever you do, just like the mother pig advised her children.
• 😀 The first pig built a house out of straw, which was quick but not strong.
• 😀 The second pig built a house out of sticks, which was also quick to build but not very sturdy.
• 😀 The third pig built a house out of bricks, making sure it was strong and steady.
• 😀 The wolf blew down the first pig’s straw house and the second pig’s stick house with ease.
• 😀 The third pig’s brick house stood firm against the wolf’s huffing and puffing.
• 😀 The wolf tried to sneak in through the chimney, but the third pig had prepared a pot of hot water.
• 😀 The wolf got burned by the hot water and ran away, never to return.
• 😀 The first and second pigs learned the importance of hard work and doing things right.
• 😀 The pigs invited their mother over for dinner, and she reminded them of the value of doing your best.
• 😀 The moral of the story is: Whatever you do, always do your best!

Q & A

What lesson does the mother pig teach her children before they leave?

The mother pig teaches her children to always do their best in whatever they do.

Why did the first pig build his house out of straw?

The first pig built his house out of straw because it was quick to build, allowing him more time to play.

What was the second pig's reasoning for choosing sticks for his house?

The second pig chose to build his house out of sticks because, like the first pig, it was quick to build and gave him more time to play.

What materials did the third pig use to build his house, and why?

The third pig built his house out of bricks because they were strong and steady, and he remembered his mother's advice to always do his best.

How did the wolf destroy the first pig's house?

The wolf knocked on the door of the first pig's house made of straw and blew the house away with a huff and puff.

What happened when the first pig ran to the second pig's house?

When the first pig ran to the second pig's house made of sticks, the wolf blew the house away in the same manner, forcing them both to flee to the third pig's house.

How did the third pig's brick house withstand the wolf's attack?

The third pig's brick house was strong enough that the wolf's huffing and puffing could not blow it away.

What did the wolf attempt after his initial failure to blow down the brick house?

After failing to blow down the brick house, the wolf tried to enter through the chimney.

How did the third pig protect his house from the wolf's attempt to enter through the chimney?

The third pig set a fire with a pot of hot water under the chimney, and the wolf got burned when he tried to enter, running away in pain.

What is the moral of the story?

The moral of the story is to always do your best in whatever you do, as the pigs learned from their experiences.