The True Story of the Three Little Pigs Explored

The video features Ron Lucca and Craig Toke discussing 'The True Story of the Three Little Pigs' by Jon Scieszka, illustrated by Lane Smith. The story is told from the perspective of the wolf, who claims he was framed and misunderstood. He recounts his encounters with the three pigs, explaining that his actions were due to a cold and a need for sugar for his granny's cake. The hosts provide humorous commentary, questioning the wolf's version of events and highlighting inconsistencies. The video concludes with a discussion on the wolf's imprisonment and the hosts' opinions on the story.

Who sent in the book for the day's reading?

• Mrs. Reagan's second grade class

• The author of the book

• A local library

• An anonymous fan

What is the wolf's name in the story?

• Mr. Wolf

• Big Bad Wolf

• Wolfgang

• Alexander T. Wolf

What was the wolf trying to make for his granny?

• A birthday cake

• A cup of tea

• A cheeseburger

• A pie

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

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

• Stone

How did the first pig's house get destroyed?

• A sneeze from the wolf

• It collapsed on its own

• The wolf blew it down

• It caught fire

What did the wolf do after the first house fell down?

• He called for help

• He left the scene

• He ate the pig

• He built a new house

What was the second pig's house made of?

• Glass

• Sticks

• Mud

• Bricks

What did the third pig say to the wolf?

• Please come in

• I'm not home

• I don't have sugar

• Go away, wolf

Why was the wolf arrested?

• For causing a disturbance

• For eating the pigs

• For blowing down houses

• For stealing sugar

What does the wolf claim at the end of the story?

• He wants to apologize

• He was framed

• He will stop eating pigs

• He was misunderstood