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The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

Grade 2 - Lakeview School - Tyngsborouogh, Massachusetts
Teacher: Mrs. Byer - Technology Integration Specialist: Laurie Patterson


The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

Once upon a time, Alexander T. Wolf was making a birthday cake for his dear old granny. He ran out of sugar. He was in a quandary. Alexander walked down the street to try and borrow a cup of sugar from his neighbor who was one of the three little pigs.

This pig wasn't very smart because he had built his house out of straw. When he knocked on the door, it fell right in! The wolf didn't want to be rude and walk right in, so he yelled for the little pig but there was no answer. He was about to go home without the sugar when his nose started to itch because he had a terrible cold. The wolf huffed and snuffed and then sneezed a great sneeze. His sneeze made the whole house fall down. The wolf saw the first little pig lying dead in the middle of the pile of straw. The pig had been home the whole time. The wolf didn't want to leave a good ham dinner lying there so he decided to eat it up.

Al still didn't have any sugar so he went to the next neighbor's house who was the first little pig's brother. This pig was a little smarter, but not much. He had built his house out of sticks. Al rang the bell but nobody answered. He called for the pig who told him to go away. Then Al felt another sneeze coming. He tried to cover his mouth but he huffed and snuffed and sneezed another great sneeze. The second little pig's house fell down and killed him just like the first little pig's had. Al didn't want to see the food spoil so he had dinner again.

Al still had zero sugar so he went to the next house. It belonged to the third little pig. He was smart because he made his house out of bricks. Al knocked on the door but there was no answer. He called for the third little pig who was very rude in telling the wolf not to bother him. Al was just about to go home when he huffed and snuffed and sneezed once again. The third little pig told Al that his old granny could sit on a pin! That got Al very mad. He was trying to break the pig's door down when the police drove up. Reporters found out about the first two pigs. They jazzed up the story to make it more eXciting by making Al look like a big, bad wolf, even though he wasn't. Al ended up in jail anyway.

 

 

 

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