K-2 Formative Tools. The Three Little Pigs. Reproduced by permission of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Company. All rights reserved.

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1 K-2 Formative Tools The Three Little Pigs Copyright 1970 by Paul Galdone Copyright renewed 1998 by Joanna C. Galdone Reproduced by permission of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Company. All rights reserved. Authorized Permissions and Restrictions The story The Three Little Pigs, is Copyrighted Material. PARCC, Inc. has entered into a licensing agreement with the publisher to allow teachers in PARCC member states to use this digital file: only in school, only in conjunction with this PARCC Performance Task, as a read aloud to children, by displaying a projected image of the digital file using an electronic projection device, until expiration of this license on April 30, Upon expiration, the file should be deleted and paper copies destroyed. To request authorization for continued use, contact PARCC, Inc. or the publisher. Except as stated above, PARCC s license does not allow you to reproduce, photocopy or distribute this digital file in any way. You are responsible to store this digital file in a secure manner for your use in subsequent school years.

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27 K-2 Formative Tools The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig by Eugene Trivizas Text copyright 1993 Eugene Trivizas. Illustrations copyright 1993 Helen Oxenbury. Published by Egmont UK Ltd and used with permission Authorized Permissions and Restrictions The story, The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig, is Copyrighted Material. PARCC, Inc. has entered into a licensing agreement with the publisher to allow teachers in PARCC member states to use this digital file: only in school, only in conjunction with this PARCC Performance Task, as a read aloud to children, by displaying a projected image of the digital file using an electronic projection device, until expiration of this license on November 12, Upon expiration, the file should be deleted and paper copies destroyed. To request authorization for continued use, contact PARCC, Inc. or the publisher. Except as stated above, PARCC s license does not allow you to reproduce, photocopy or distribute this digital file in any way. You are responsible to store this digital file in a secure manner for your use in subsequent school years.

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46 Publishers THE THREE LITTLE WOLVES AND THE BIG BAT) PIG, I Once upon a time, there were three cuddly little wolves with soft fur and fluffy tails... When it comes time for the three little wolves to go out into the world and build themselves a house, their mother warns them to beware of the big bad pig. But the little wolves increasingly sturdy dwellings are no match for the persistent porker, who has more up his sleeve than huffing and puffing. It takes a chance encounter with a flamingo pushing a wheelbarrow full of flowers to provide a surprising and satisfying solution to the little wolves housing crisis. EUGENE TRIVIZAS s hilarious text and HELEN OXENBURY s enchanting watercolors have made this delightfully skewed version of the traditional tale a contemporary classic, now more appealing than ever with a fresh new cover look. * Among the wittiest fractured fairytales around. Weekly, starred review A Booklist Editors Choice A School Library Journal Best Book A Parents Choice Honor Book L MARGARET K. McELDERRY BOOKS Simon & Schuster, New York Ages 5 9 Manufactured in China KIDS.SimonandSchuster.com FI ISBN $1.99 U.S. III llii II U *71

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48 K-2 Formative Tools The Pigs, the Wolf, and the Mud by Ellen Tarlow from Reading Wonders Illustrated by Pablo Bernasconi (Grade 1, Unit 2 pages 27 41) Used with permission of McGraw-Hill School Education Holdings, LLC. Three pigs lived in a mud hut. 28

49 It is a mess, said Pig One. But pigs like a mess, said Pig Two. Mud is fun! yelled Pig Three. Get this! yelled Pig One. She tossed mud to Pig Two. Mud is fun! yelled Pig Three

50 The bell rang. Little pigs, pigs, pigs, let me in. I t is a big, bad wolf! said Pig One. We can not let you in, yelled the pigs. You will eat us up

51 Then I will huff and puff, the wolf yelled back. He huffed, huffed, huffed. He puffed, puffed, puffed. Yuck! said the wolf. I can not huff in mud. I can not puff in mud

52 He rang the bell again. Pigs, pigs, pigs, let me in! he yelled. We will not let you in! the pigs yelled back. Then I will kick, kick, kick, said the wolf. He kicked, kicked, kicked

53 The hut fell in! Yuck! said the wolf. I can not look at this mud. Y ou pigs are a big mess! Yes! yelled the pigs. Pigs like a big mess! 37 38

54 But I do not! yelled the wolf. I must get this mud off. Good-bye, pigs. Let s make a hut, said Pig One. We could use bricks, said Pig Two. We could use sticks, said Pig Three

55 l oves il lustrating animals doing funny things. Pablo s studio is a mess, full of junk and papers. But Pablo loves b eing surrounded by his things, jus t as the pigs in the story love being surrounded by mud. We will use mud, said Pig One. Mud is good! said Pig Two. Mud is fun! yelled Pig Three. Yuck! said the wolf. Pablo Bernasconi likes to draw funny animals. Draw and write about an animal doing something you think is funny

56 Open the file The Pigs the Wolf and the Mud booklet Print the file single sided so that the pages fit to 8.5 x 11 inch paper Make enough copies for each student Once printed, fold each of the pages in half so that the blank side of the paper is inside the fold Once each page is folded arrange the pages so that the fold is to the left for the cover and to the right for the remaining pages Insert pages 28 through 41 inside the cover Staple along the left side of the cover, using the dashed lines as placement guides Cover the staples with tape