Test your plot skills.  The 3 Little Pigs  We will now watch a short version of the story to refresh your memory. After you will need to answer questions.

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Test your plot skills

 The 3 Little Pigs  We will now watch a short version of the story to refresh your memory. After you will need to answer questions about the plot, characters, and setting.  -m0 -m0

 Stop and fill out your plot organizer. Don’t move on to the next slide until you have completed the plot sheet. The next slide contains the answers….

Check It Event #2 Pig #1 builds a house of straw, Pig #2 builds a house of sticks, and Pig # 3 builds a house of bricks. Event #2 Pig #1 builds a house of straw, Pig #2 builds a house of sticks, and Pig # 3 builds a house of bricks. Event #3 Big Bad Wolf blows the straw house down and pig #1 escapes to Pig #2’s house. Event #3 Big Bad Wolf blows the straw house down and pig #1 escapes to Pig #2’s house. Event #1 The pigs come across a beautiful clearing they think will be a perfect spot to build their homes. Event #1 The pigs come across a beautiful clearing they think will be a perfect spot to build their homes. Event #4 Big Bad Wolf blows the stick house down and Pig #1 and #2 escape to Pig # 3’s house. Event #4 Big Bad Wolf blows the stick house down and Pig #1 and #2 escape to Pig # 3’s house. Event #5 The Big Bad Wolf tires several times, but he can’t blow down brick house. Event #5 The Big Bad Wolf tires several times, but he can’t blow down brick house. CLIMAX: Wolf decides to sneak down the chimney to get the pigs. Wolf falls into boiling pot of soup. RESOLUTION: The Big Bad Wolf is so scared of the 3 Pigs that he runs off in the woods never to be seen again. The 3 little pigs live happily ever after. EXPOSITION: Three little pigs leave home to find adventure in the big world.

 What is the setting?  The beautiful clearing where the 3 Little Pigs build their homes  Time: Not exactly known. The time their mother thought it was appropriate they leave the home  Who is the Protagonist?  Pig # 3  Who is the Antagonist?  The Big Bad Wolf  What is the point of view?  3 rd person omniscient  What is the type of conflict?  Character vs. Character