THE THREE LITTLE PIGS: ADJECTIVES
FRIDAY 08 MAY
The Three Little Pigs
Rewrite “The Three Little Pigs,” using words from the adjective box or your own adjectives. Feel free to have fun and be silly! Don’t forget to put a new adjective in the title. You may use these words below, but try to be originally.
Adorable, angry, brilliant, bubbly, crabby, crisp, elegant, fluffy, funny, giant, green, humongous, messy, musty, neat, old, pink, polka-dotted, red, scary, sly, sneaky, sturdy, sweet, thin, tough, weak, wild
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The Three ______________________________ Pigs. Once upon a time, there were three_________________________________ pigs. The first___________________________ pig was _________________________. He built a ____________________ house out of___________________ straw. The _______________________ wolf huffed and puffed and blew it down. The second __________________ pig was __________________________. He built a ________________________ house out of _______________________ sticks. The wolf blew his house down, too. But the third pig was _______________. He built a ___________________ house out of ______________________ bricks. It had a __________________ door made out of ______________________ steel. The ______________________ wolf huffed. He puffed. He couldn’t blow the house down. The three little pigs lived happily ever after in the ________________ house. They were never bothered again by the ________________________ wolf. |
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Answers: Answers will vary. These are possibilities.
The Three Tiny Pigs
Once upon a time, there were three tiny pigs. The first wee pig was tired. He built a flimsy house out of yellow straw. The sly wolf huffed and puffed and blew it down. The second little pig was clever. He built a fancy house out of many sticks. The wolf blew his house down, too. But the third pig was brilliant. He built a sturdy house out of red bricks. It had a thick door made out of shiny steel. The crabby wolf huffed. He puffed. He couldn’t blow the house down. The three little pigs lived happily ever after in the brick house. They were never bothered again by the ugly wolf.
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