Three Little Pigs Sequencing Worksheets Printables

Sequencing worksheets are a great educational tool for young children to enhance their understanding of entity and subject order. These worksheets provide a step-by-step visual representation, allowing children to arrange the story of the Three Little Pigs in the correct sequence. By engaging with these worksheets, children can develop their cognitive and critical thinking skills while enjoying the familiar story of the Three Little Pigs.

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What is the first step the three little pigs take in building their houses?

The first step the three little pigs take in building their houses is to collect materials to use for construction.

What material is the first pig's house made of?

The first pig's house is made of straw.

How does the big bad wolf attempt to blow down the first pig's house?

The big bad wolf attempts to blow down the first pig's house by huffing and puffing and blowing on the straw house until it collapses.

What material is the second pig's house made of?

The second pig's house in the story of "The Three Little Pigs" is made of sticks or twigs.

How does the big bad wolf attempt to blow down the second pig's house?

The big bad wolf attempts to blow down the second pig's house by huffing and puffing with all his might to create strong gusts of wind.

What material is the third pig's house made of?

The third pig's house is made of bricks.

How does the big bad wolf attempt to blow down the third pig's house?

The big bad wolf attempts to blow down the third pig's house by huffing and puffing with all his might, but the house made of bricks is sturdy and strong, and withstands his efforts to blow it down.

How do the three little pigs outsmart the big bad wolf?

The three little pigs outsmart the big bad wolf by building their houses differently - one made of straw, one of sticks, and one of bricks. When the wolf blows down the first two houses, the pigs seek refuge in the sturdiest brick house where they ultimately defeat the wolf by boiling him in a pot or escaping to safety depending on the version of the story.

What happens to the big bad wolf at the end of the story?

In most traditional versions of the story, the big bad wolf is often outsmarted or defeated by the clever actions of the hero or heroine, such as the three little pigs who trap him in boiling water or cut down the tree he is climbing. Eventually, the big bad wolf ends up running away or getting caught, facing consequences for his actions.

What lesson can be learned from the story of the three little pigs?

The lesson that can be learned from the story of the three little pigs is the importance of hard work, preparation, and resilience in overcoming challenges and obstacles. Each pig built their house with different materials, with the first two pigs learning the consequences of taking shortcuts and not putting in the necessary effort to build a strong and sturdy home. In contrast, the third pig, who put in the time and effort to build his house out of bricks, was able to withstand the wolf's attempts to blow it down. This teaches us the value of diligence, planning, and perseverance in achieving long-term success and security.