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The Three Little Pigs | DK

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The Three Little Pigs is a traditional fairy tale perfect for reading with children aged 3 to 5. This story has been loved around the world for over a century and remains a family favorite for parents looking for fairy stories. When the three little pigs decide to leave home, they build houses made of straw, branches, and bricks, but which house will stay standing when the big bad wolf tries to blow them down? The charming illustrations in this fairy tale picture book are sure to capture the imaginations of little ones, and the large-format is ideal for sharing and reading together at bedtime.

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The Three Little Pigs | DK

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The Three Little Pigs | DK

The story could be used as a riding prompt for students. I would ask students what Their prediction on whose house will last the longest. You could also have students build houses out of different materials and take a hairdryer and see which last.

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Week 4: Traditional Literature. Such a good story for young children and learning readers. The predictability is engaging for young children as well as the illustrations. Published in 2019.