Three Little Pigs Comprehension Worksheets

The Three Little Pigs comprehension worksheets provide a valuable learning resource for young readers in elementary school. These worksheets, designed to enhance reading comprehension skills, allow students to engage with the beloved fairy tale while developing their understanding of key story elements and the main characters' actions and motivations.

  Three Little Pigs Worksheet

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  Three Little Pigs Worksheet

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  True Story of Three Little Pigs Worksheets

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  Goldilocks and the Three Bears Printable Coloring Pages

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  Goldilocks and the Three Bears Printable Coloring Pages

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  Goldilocks and the Three Bears Printable Coloring Pages

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  Goldilocks and the Three Bears Printable Coloring Pages

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Who are the main characters in the story "Three Little Pigs"?

The main characters in the story "Three Little Pigs" are the three pigs themselves - Practical Pig, Fiddler Pig, and Fifer Pig - and the antagonist, the Big Bad Wolf.

What materials do the three little pigs use to build their houses?

The three little pigs use straw, sticks, and bricks to build their houses.

Which pig's house is made of straw?

The pig that has a house made of straw in the story "The Three Little Pigs" is the first pig.

Which pig's house is made of sticks?

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

Which pig's house is made of bricks?

The pig's house made of bricks is the third pig's house in the story "The Three Little Pigs".

Who is the villain in the story?

In the story, the villain is generally the character who opposes or causes harm to the protagonist or acts in a malicious or destructive manner. The specific villain can vary depending on the story, but they are typically the antagonist who creates conflict and obstacles for the main character to overcome.

How does the villain try to get inside the first pig's house?

The villain, who is often depicted as the wolf in the story of "The Three Little Pigs," tries to get inside the first pig's house by huffing and puffing to blow the straw house down.

How does the villain try to get inside the second pig's house?

The villain attempts to get inside the second pig's house by huffing and puffing and blowing the house down.

How does the villain try to get inside the third pig's house?

The villain tries to get inside the third pig's house by climbing down the chimney but he falls into a pot of boiling water set up by the clever third pig as a trap to thwart the villain's attempt.

How do the three little pigs outsmart the villain in the end?

In the classic story of the three little pigs, they outsmart the villain, the big bad wolf, by building strong houses out of different materials. The first two pigs who built their houses out of straw and sticks were unable to withstand the wolf's huffing and puffing. However, the third pig built his house out of bricks, which proved to be too sturdy for the wolf to blow down. The wolf then tried to trick the third pig, but he outsmarted the wolf by luring him into the chimney, where a boiling pot of water awaited, ultimately defeating the villain.