The Three Little Pigs
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1 The Three Little Pigs Out of Order! 1 Sequencing sentences The Story in Pictures 2 Illustration activity Word Puzzle 3 Word recognition Super Snap 4 Visual discrimination game Change a Letter 5 6 Word puzzle Feelings 7 Writing about story characters True or False? 8 True/False statements Word Search 9 Word recognition Write On 10 Cloze passage All About 12 Adjective activity Build a House 13 Springboard for writing Word Sort 14 Prefixes and suffixes activity Which Word? 15 Word building Character Sentences 16 Writing activity Sentence Parts 17 Sentence building The Story Text from the on-screen story My Record Sheet 21 Class Record Sheet 22 How to Catch a 11 Writing procedure Set 1: CD-ROM 4
2 Out of Order! Cut out the sentences. Paste them in order on another sheet of paper. A big, bad wolf blew down the straw house and the stick house. One day, she said, It is time for you to build houses of your own. The second little pig built a house of sticks. Once upon a time there were three little pigs, who lived in a house with their mother. When he tried to climb down the chimney at the brick house, he burned his tail and ran away. The third little pig built a house of bricks. The three little pigs lived happily ever after. One little pig built a house of straw. Inside Stories Copy Master 1 Use with The Story.
3 The Story in Pictures Draw a picture in each box to retell the story. Use with The Story. Copy Master 2 Inside Stories
4 Word Puzzle Write the words in the puzzle. M R V G BLEW CAP ENOUGH GRAB HOUSE IN MOTHER NEVER OUCH OUT OWN PIGS PLAN RACED RAN STICKS THREE TOUCHED Inside Stories Copy Master 3 Use with The Story.
5 Super Snap Use two copies of this page to make word cards. Cut out the words, then mix them up. Play Snap with a partner. pigs wood jigs pegs digs figs brother good mother other bother matter huff food puff off fluff cuff chin wool chip chill chick cling sticks would sticky stuck stacks stitch straw child raw strap saw stop Use with Super Snap. Copy Master 4 Inside Stories
6 Change a Letter mail paid Start with mail. Change one letter at a time to make new words. Did you pass or ail? Don t and hurt yourself. Is he short or? Be quiet! Don t. Did you run or? Start with paid. Change one letter at a time to make new words. I have a ain in my head. Jack and Jill had a of water. The dog wags his. The skyscraper is very. We played with a bat and. Inside Stories Copy Master 5 Use with Super Snap.
7 Change a Letter 2 wild hand Start with wild. Change one letter at a time to make new words: The wi d blows leaves along the path. The fairy waves her. We play on the at the beach. Go away, the wolf. We with our own money. Start with hand. Change one letter at a time to make new words. The and was playing loud music. He went to the to get some money. The boat in the lake. She a beautiful song. Rhymes with ring. Use with Super Snap. Copy Master 6 Inside Stories
8 Feelings Finish these sentences for the characters. We feel unhappy when I feel frightened when We feel frightened when I feel happy when We feel happy when I feel angry when Inside Stories Copy Master 7 Use with Ups and Downs.
9 True or False? If a sentence is TRUE, put a T in its box. If the sentence is FALSE (not true), put an F in its box. 1. The third little pig ran away from the wolf. 2. The wolf wanted to eat the little pigs. 3. One little pig built a house of bananas. 4. A pig blew the stick house down. 5. All the pigs were friends with the wolf. 6. A little pig built a house of straw. 7. Three little pigs went off to build their own houses. 8. It was quicker to build the straw house than the brick house. 9. A straw house is stronger than a brick house. 10. Pigs like wolves. Use with Ups and Downs. Copy Master 8 Inside Stories
10 Word Search Find each word in the puzzle. each word in the list when you have found it. A W A T C H I N G B H A I R T H I R D C D L I T T L Z F E R O O F G S N E A K Y H I N O I S E J K C H I M N E Y L F R I G H T A C E N M I M F I R S T M P O I N T E D 0 L E T Q P U F F E D P R M E S H O U T E D T S E C O N D U H U F F E D V W B L E W X C A L L I N G Y L I T T L E B R I C K S Z W O L F A I N B C S T I C K S D S T R A W H O U S E L B R O T H E R S P I C T U R E S F B U I L D BLEW FIRST ME SHOUTED BRICKS HAIR NOISE SNEAKY BROTHERS HOUSE PICTURES STICKS BUILD HUFFED POINTED STRAW CALLING IN PUFFED WATCHING CHIMNEY LET ROOF WOLF FRIGHT LITTLE SECOND Inside Stories Copy Master 9 Use with Write On.
11 Write On Choose words to write in the spaces. upon houses three house built pigs happily little second sticks bricks bad fire let down sticks blow too roof tail Once a time, three little set off to build of their own. The first pig built his of straw. The little pig built his house of. The third little pig built his house of. Soon, a big, wolf went to the straw house. When the little pig would not him in, the wolf blew the house. Then the wolf did the same thing at the house of. The wolf tried to the brick house down, but it was strong. He climbed onto the and into the chimney. He didn t know that the little pigs had a burning. When the wolf s touched the flames, he ran away. Those three little pigs lived ever after. Use with Write On. Copy Master 10 Inside Stories
12 How to Catch a... Choose what you would use, and finish each sentence. a net a banana a rope a ladder a pail a mousetrap a fishing line some nuts 1.I would use to catch a pig. 2. To catch a fish I would use 3. To catch a horse I would use 4. To rescue a cat from a tree I would use Choose one of your sentences and explain your answer. Inside Stories Copy Master 11 Use with Print a Page.
13 All About... Choose two characters from stories you know. Write a character s name, and then write at least three words that describe him or her. Cinderella kind, young, pretty Words you could use: kind pretty helpful young ugly mean funny old clever busy noisy quiet big little hungry sleepy brave scared quick slow lazy forgetful shy stupid angry happy greedy cunning wise wicked Use with Print a Page. Copy Master 12 Inside Stories
14 Build a House Cut out the parts, and arrange them to make a house you like. Paste your house onto a sheet of paper and write about it. Inside Stories Copy Master 13 Use with Build a House.
15 Word Sort Cut out the words and sort them in different ways. Write the rule you use each time. jump likes huffing huff shows liked jumped folding folds lock like unfold showing locks jumping liking locking show huffs unlock folded fold locked showed jumps dislike huffed Use with Which Word? Copy Master 14 Inside Stories
16 Which Word? Join each fishing line to the fish it can catch to make a word. Write the words you can make. f c l g d n p s fl -ap -an -et -at -op -it -up -ip -en -in -ot -on -ep -ut -un Inside Stories Copy Master 15 Use with Which Word?
17 Character Sentences Write two sentences about these characters. The wolf Mother pig The little pigs Use with Sort a Sentence. Copy Master 16 Inside Stories
18 Sentence Parts Cut out the parts for each sentence. Use the parts to make sentences. Write the sentences below in a house lived with their mother the little pigs 2. of straw built a house the first little pig quickly 3. the stick house the big bad wolf blew down 4. went the wolf back up the chimney in fright Inside Stories Copy Master 17 Use with Sort a Sentence.
19 Once upon a time, there were three little pigs. They lived with their mother in a house in the woods. One day Mother Pig said, It s time for you to build houses of your own. So the three little pigs packed their things and set off. Soon, the first little pig found some straw. I will build my house of straw, he said and he did! A little way on, the second little pig found some sticks. I will build my house of sticks, he said and he did! The third little pig had a different plan. I don t want just straw or sticks. I will build my house of bricks, he said. He found what he needed, and he set to work. Copy Master 18 Inside Stories
20 Someone was watching the three little pigs. It was a big, bad, hungry wolf. First he went to the house of straw. Little pig, little pig, let me in, he called. No! cried the pig. I will not let you in, not by the hair of my chinny chin chin! Then I ll huff, and I ll puff, and I ll blow your house down! snarled the wolf and he DID! The first little pig ran as fast as he could to the house of sticks. Soon the wolf was at the door. Little pigs, little pigs, let me in! he called. No! cried the pigs. We will not let you in, not by the hair of our chinny chin chins! Then I ll huff, and I ll puff, and I ll blow your house down! yelled the wolf and he DID! The pigs raced to the house of bricks. Just as they slammed the door, they heard the wolf outside. Inside Stories Copy Master 19
21 Little pigs, little pigs, LET ME IN! No! cried the pigs. We will not let you in, not by the hair of our chinny chin chins! Then I ll huff, and I ll puff, and I ll blow your house down! roared the wolf. So he huffed and he puffed... but he could not blow the house down. So the wolf climbed up onto the roof and into the chimney. Quick! said the pigs. Let s make a fire. And they did. Ouch! cried the wolf, as the flame touched the tip of his tail. He shot back up the chimney in fright. The big bad wolf jumped off the roof and ran away. He never came back and the three little pigs lived happily ever after. Copy Master 20 Inside Stories
22 My Record Sheet Date I worked Activity on the computer Listened to story Read the story Date I finished a print-out Super Snap Ups and Downs Write On How to Catch Print a Page a Pig All About... Speech Bubbles Build a House Which Word? Sort a Sentence \ Inside Stories Copy Master 21
23 Class Record Sheet The Story Super Snap matching words. Ups and Downs emotions graph. Write On editing texts. Print a Page print-out activity pages How to Catch a Pig procedure. All About description. Speech Bubbles direct speech. Build a House following instructions. Which Word? Suffixes/word families. Sort a Sentence sentence construction. Copy Master 22 Inside Stories
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