
The Three Little Pigs
Fairy Tale (fiction),
529 words,
Level M (Grade 2)
Multilevel Book also available in levels F and I
The classic folktale The Three Little Pigs is retold with rich description—featuring the big, bad wolf huffing and puffing to blow down the straw house, stick house, and brick house. Memorable lines such as “Not by the hair of my chinny, chin, chin!” add to the fun, and the story ends with a breathless wolf toppling over in defeat. As expected, the three little pigs live happily ever after in the brick house. Book and lesson also available at Levels F and I.
Multilevel Book also available in levels F and I
Book Resources
Multilevels
- The Three Little Pigs (Level F)
- The Three Little Pigs (Level I)
Writing Resources
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Literature Circle Resources
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Lesson Resources
Preteach the Vocabulary
Story Words
budge, conversation, exhaled, inhaled, ravenous, sobbed, trembled
budge, conversation, exhaled, inhaled, ravenous, sobbed, trembled
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Teach the Objectives
Reading Strategy
Visualize to understand text
Comprehension
Sequence events
Phonics
Identify silent letters
Grammar and Mechanics
Identify and create past-tense verbs
Word Work
Identify and use antonyms
Visualize to understand text
Comprehension
Sequence events
Phonics
Identify silent letters
Grammar and Mechanics
Identify and create past-tense verbs
Word Work
Identify and use antonyms
Think, Collaborate, Discuss
Promote higher-order thinking for small groups
or whole class
Promote higher-order thinking for small groups
or whole class









