The Little Pig That Could
Once upon a time, there were three houses. And in these three houses lived three little pigs. The first house was made of straw. The second was made of sticks. The third, made of bricks. The pigs lived happily until one day a big bad wolf came to terrorize them. The wolf first went to the house made of straw and he huffed and he puffed and blew the house down. After he blew the first house down and scared the first pig, he went to the house made of sticks where the first and second pig were hiding. And he huffed and he puffed and he blew the house made of sticks down. After the first two houses were blown down all the pigs were hiding in the third and last house, which was the house made of bricks. So, the wolf walked up to the house made of bricks and he huffed and he puffed. But he couldn’t blow this house down. After realizing this, the three little pigs came out of there house. Two were still scared but the other one came out and stood tall and called the wolf out for blowing the other two pigs houses down. The big bad wolf wasn’t so bad anymore and said he was sorry and never bothered the three little pigs again.
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