The Three Little Pigs

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What does the Pageticker team say about The Three Little Pigs?

Ronne Randall gives this familiar fairy tale a bright, accessible makeover, with a simple retelling that suits young children and plenty of opportunity for joining in with the wolf’s famous huffing and puffing. It is a gentle introduction to ideas about planning, effort and perseverance, though more sensitive children may need reassurance when the wolf arrives.

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What is The Three Little Pigs about?

Three little pigs set off to build their own homes—one from straw, another from sticks, and the third from bricks. When the Big Bad Wolf arrives, he easily blows down the first two houses, sending the pigs scurrying for safety. However, the sturdy brick house withstands the wolf's huffing and puffing, teaching a valuable lesson about hard work and perseverance.

About the author

Ronne Randall is a talented author who has written many fun and exciting books for children. She enjoys creating stories that spark imagination, including favourites like 'The Great Monster Hunt'. Ronne loves to inspire young readers with tales full of adventure, friendship, and laughter, making reading an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Discussion ideas around The Three Little Pigs

Choosing materials: Why do you think each pig chooses a different material for its house, and which would you choose?

Hard work: What does the third pig do differently from the other two, and what can we learn from that?

Being brave: How might the pigs feel when the wolf arrives, and what helps them stay safe?

Solving problems: If you were one of the pigs, what clever idea might you use to protect your home?

Building strong things: What things in real life need time and care to make them strong?