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The Three Little Pigs By: Paul Galdone

Setting is the time and the place the story happens Long ago Stick house Straw house Brick house

Characters the person or animal that the story is about The Big Bad Wolf The 3 Little Pigs

Plot The main events in the story The 3 Little Pigs left home to seek their fortunes The first pig built a house of straw The wolf blew it down and he ran to his brother’s house The second pig built a house of sticks The wolf blew it down and they ran to their brother’s house The third pig built a house of bricks The wolf tried and tried but he could not blow it down The 3 pigs tricked the wolf The 3 pigs lived happily ever after

Problem Describe the problem in the story.

Solution Explain how the problem(s) of the story were resolved and how the story ended.

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