April 3 #SpringSkies AnimalPOV This is the best version of The Three Little Pig I've ever read and my girls sure thought so too. Especially my second daughter. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @StayCurious
#WhatsNewWednesday @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Readforlife @TieDyeDude Grandkids live in VA & from time to time I read a book to them via Marco Polo. However, I want to do it each day I have off. Instead of waiting until April 1st, I‘ll begin on Friday with the tagged book.
@aroyse ... I seem to recall you teaching a brilliant syntax lesson to your AP 5-6 kids using “The Three Little Pigs“. Thought you'd enjoy this (+ any other Littens who love Shakespeare and want to laugh!) 😂:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxoUUbMii7Q
“so I walked down the street to ask my neighbor for a cup of sugar, now this neighbor was a pig and he wasn't too bright either he had built his whole house out of straw can you believe it! I mean who in his right mind would build a house of straw!“
I love this book because it takes a different view on a classic tale. It takes the side of the “bad guy.“ I think this is a brilliant idea because everyone just assumes a person is bad.
pickThis book is based off of the Three little pigs story but this time it is in the wolf perspective. The author makes the book a fun entertaining read. The wolf actually is just trying to be neighborly with his neighbors while having a cold.
I love this classic tale because its great for younger kids to understand that we should never trust strangers.
pickI love how the illustrator of this book uses dark colors in the pictures to give the effect of a dark forest of red riding hood being where she is not supposed to be and that there is going to be trouble.
Although this book gives the wolf in this book a bad look, I think you could look at him as a good character as well. I think this is true because he keeps trying and not giving up. It is important for kids to know that it is good to never give up.
