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"The Three Little Pigs", which is a fill-in-the-blank activity using the classic fairy tale. The task involves completing the story by filling in the missing words, likely with help from puppets or illustrations provided.
Since I can't view images directly, I’ll reconstruct and solve the worksheet based on the text you've shared and standard versions of "The Three Little Pigs" story. Here's how the completed version should look:
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The Three Little Pigs
DIRECTIONS: Use the three little pig finger puppets to retell the story!
Once upon a time there were three little
pigs who lived in a village with their mother and father. The time soon came for them to move out.
The first
pig decided to build a
house for herself out of
straw. Soon, a
big bad wolf came walking by. When he saw the first
pig, he said, "Little
pig, little
pig, let me come in," he said. "Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!" replied the
pig.
"Then I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!" growled the
big bad wolf, and he began to blow so hard that the
straw blew away!
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Explanation of the Solution:
1.
"three little pigs": This is the standard phrase at the beginning of the story.
2.
"pig": The first character is one of the three little pigs.
3.
"house": The pig builds a house.
4.
"straw": The first pig uses straw to build his house (a key detail in the story).
5.
"big bad wolf": The antagonist of the story.
6.
"pig": The wolf addresses the first pig.
7.
"pig": Repeated for rhythm in the dialogue ("Little pig, little pig...").
8.
"pig": The pig replies to the wolf.
9.
"big bad wolf": The wolf speaks again.
10.
"straw": The material used in the house that gets blown away.
This version follows the traditional narrative of *The Three Little Pigs*, where each pig builds a different kind of house: straw, sticks, and bricks. The wolf blows down the straw and stick houses but cannot destroy the brick house.
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✔ Answer Summary:
> Fill in the blanks as follows:
> - pigs
> - pig
> - house
> - straw
> - big bad wolf
> - pig
> - pig
> - pig
> - big bad wolf
> - straw
Let me know if you'd like help with the next parts of the story (like the second pig’s stick house or the third pig’s brick house), or if you want a printable version!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of the three little pigs worksheet.
