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NEUTOONS · READ · THINK · DRAW
The Three Little Pigs — Reading Comprehension Worksheet
Based on this edition: The Three Little Pigs · Suggested ages 5+
Name: ____________________ Date: ______________
Read the story. Write, say or draw your answers. Use the page clues when you need them.
What does the third pig check while building? (page 4)
How does the chimney ending differ from versions you may have heard? (page 8)
What do the brothers do together after the wolf leaves? (page 9)
Draw and explain
Draw a house plan and label the walls, door, roof and chimney. Beside it, list three jobs that the pigs can share when rebuilding. Retell the ending from the first pig’s point of view, including how he thanks his brother.
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NEUTOONS · ADULT NOTES
The Three Little Pigs: answers and discussion
These notes refer to this Neutoons retelling. Accept answers in the reader’s own words. Other tellings may have different details or endings.
He checks the door and roof as he builds careful rows of bricks. (page 4)
A strong cover blocks the chimney. The wolf climbs down and leaves unharmed. (page 8)
They rebuild the fallen houses in brick and share carrying, mixing and laying. (page 9)
Story summary
Three pigs build houses from straw, sticks and bricks. A wolf blows down the first two houses, but the pigs escape to their brother’s brick home. Its walls and covered chimney keep the wolf out. Afterwards, the brothers rebuild together.
Talk about the lesson
Preparation and patient work matter, and sharing those skills helps everyone. In this Neutoons version, all three pigs survive, the wolf leaves unharmed and the brothers cooperate on stronger homes.
Using the sheet together
Leave time to look at pictures and ask questions. Ask what in the story supports an answer, rather than scoring it. Drawings can have many good solutions. This is a shared-reading resource, not a curriculum certification or an assessment.
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