The Three Little Pigs Folk Tale
The Three Little Pigs Folk Tale
Narrator 1: -Once upon a time, there were three little pigs who decided to go out to seek their fortune. The first
The little pig met a farmer on the road who was carrying a bundle of straw.
Pig 1: -Mr. Farmer, could you give me some straw to build my house?
Farmer: -With great pleasure.
Pig 1: In my straw house I will live, I will take a day to finish it and if the wolf comes, I will not let him in.
I will open.
Narrator 2: -The second pig encountered a lumberjack on the road who was carrying a
bundle of sticks.
Piglet 2: -Mr. Lumberjack, could you give me some sticks to build my house?
Pig 2: In my house of sticks I will live, it will take me four days to finish it, and if the wolf comes,
I will not open it.
Narrator 1: -The third little pig met a bricklayer on the road who was carrying a
wheelbarrow of bricks.
Piglet 3: Mr. Mason, could you give me some bricks to build my house?
Piglet 3: In my brick house I will live, it will take me a week to finish it, and if the wolf
he's coming, I won't open to him.
Narrator 2: -Then the big bad wolf arrived at the straw house of the first pig.
Narrator 2: -The wolf took a breath. He huffed, he puffed, and he blew the straw house away.
to catch the little pig, but it ran away to hide in the stick house of its
brother.
Narrator 1: -The big bad wolf arrived at the straw house of the second little pig. *Wolf: -Little pig,
invite me to come in.
Little Pig 2: -No, wolf, you will not be able to enter my house.
Wolf: -Well, you'll see! I will huff, I will puff, and I will blow your straw house down.
Narrator 1: -The wolf took a breath. He blew, blew, and blew and the straw house flew away. He tried
to catch the piglets, but both ran away to hide in the brick house
of his brother.
Narrator 2: -Then the big bad wolf came to the brick house of the third little pig.
Wolf: -Well, you'll see! I will blow, I will blow, and I will destroy your brick house.
Narrator 2: -The wolf took a breath. He blew, he blew, and he blew and the brick house did not move.
Wolf: - I will blow, I will blow and I will blow even more, and I will destroy your brick house!
Narrator 1: -The wolf took a deep breath. He huffed, he puffed, and the brick house did not budge.
Filled with rage, he climbed a tree and jumped from the tree to the roof of the brick house.
Narrator 2: He began to slide down the chimney, but the piglets had started the fire.
a large pot of water and when the wolf finished coming down the chimney, he fell right in the middle
of boiling water.
Narrator 1 and 2: -He peeled off completely and ran away. And the three little pigs never saw him again.
never. And once upon a time, the tale of the Three Little Pigs has come to an end THE END.