The Three Pigs
By Wordsworth
- 1Don’t read the story out. Ask a friend for each word.
- 2Write each word on its line.
- 3Read the whole story out loud.
Once upon a time, there were three Adjective pigs. The first pig built his house with Plural Noun. The second pig built his house with Plural Noun. And the third pig built his house out of Hard Material. One day, the Adjective Adjective Wolf Past Tense Verb on the first pig's Part Of House and said, "Open the Part Of House and let me in!" To which the first pig replied, "Not by the hair on my Part Of Body!" The wolf then said, "I'll huff! And I'll puff! And I'll Verb your house in!" And so he did. The first pig then ran all the way to the second pig's house. The wolf arrived shortly after disguised as a/a(n) Animal. He then Adverb begged the pigs to let him in, but they weren't fooled. So the wolf huffed, puffed, and Past Tense Verb the second pig's house down. So the two pigs Past Tense Verb to the third pig's house. The wolf huffed and puffed again to Verb the house down, but it was too strong. So the wolf decided to enter through the Part Of House. However, the third pig placed a(n) Noun full of scalding hot Liquid for him. It burned the wolf's Body Part so badly that he Past Tense Verb away. THE END