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Script title:3 Little Pigs
Script AuthorFossberg Farms: Profile | Scripts
Date uploaded:October 31 2003
Average Rating:6.5 (16 votes) View Ratings
Description:Once upon a time there were 3 little pigs. One sunny
day the 3 Little pigs set out to seek their fortunes. They warned
each other to beware of Wicked wolf and Waved good-bye To their
mother.
Message from Fossberg Farms:The classic tale of the three little
pigs. Can be told by a narrator and acted out by puppets who speak
their relevant lines.
Keywords:Fairy Tales, Fun, Wisdom
Most appropriate ages:From 3 yrs old, to 7 yrs old
Materials:
Number of puppets:4
Number of non-puppets (ie humans):1
Approximate running time:5-10 (minutes)
Script language:English
Christian/Non-Christian/Either:Non-Christian
3 Little Pigs
Once upon a time there
were 3 little pigs.
One sunny day the 3
Little pigs set out to
seek their fortunes.
They warned each
other to beware of
Wicked wolf and
Waved good-bye
To their mother.
As the first little pig, danced
along he met a farmer with
A bundle of straw "May I have
some straw to build me house?"
Sure said the farmer, but
a house of bricks would
be stronger. That would
take to long. Said the
lazy little pig.
The first little pig started building.
In a short time, he made a nice house of straw.
It wasn't long before the wolf came along.
The wicked wolf!!! And called "Little pig, Little
Pig, let me come in.
Not by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin, answered
the little pig.
Then I'll huff and I'll puff
And I'll blow your house in.
Roared the old wolf. So he
Huffed and puffed
till he blew the house in. And the first little
Pig ran away. Far away
The second little pig met
a woodsman with bundles of
sticks. Good Morning,
said the little pig. "May I have
Some sticks to build me
a house?, asked the
second little pig. Sure
said the Woodsman.
But do you think a house
of twigs will be
Strong enough?
Of course! Exclaimed
the foolish pig and he took the
twigs and quickly built his
house of sticks.
It wasn't long before the Wicked old wolf
came along. Little pig Little pig, let me
come in, called the Wicked old wolf
"Not by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin,
answered the 2nd little pig.
Than I'll huff and I'll
Puff and I'll blow your
house in. Roared the
old wolf. So he huffed
and he puffed
till he blew the nice little stick house in.
The second little pig ran
away Far away.
Meanwhile the third Little pig marched
happily along and met a Bricklayer with a load
of bricks. Good Morning sir, said the
Third little pig. Will You sell me some
bricks, so I can build a house. Sure, said the
Bricklayer. These bricks will make a fine, strong
house.
So the wise little pig took the bricks and very carefully
Began to build a brick house. The house was splendid
with a big fireplace. When the third little pig was
had finished he went inside to rest.
But she did not rest long, for soon The wolf came along
"Little pig, Little pig, let me come in, called the wolf.
Not by the hair of my Chinny-chin-chin, Answered the pig.
Then I'll huff and Puff and I'll blow your house in.
Roared the wicked Old wolf.
So he huffed and
he puffed and he
huffed and puffed,
But he could not
blow the house in.
Then the wolf had
an idea. Little pig
He called, if you will
go with me at seven
o'clock tomorrow
morning I will show
where to find some yummy
turnips in the field.
But at six o'clock the next day, the pig went to the field
by
herself and found the turnips.
The wolf knocked on the pig's door at seven o'clock.
"I already have lots of turnips the pig laughed.
The wolf thought of another idea. Little pig, he called.
Tomorrow at six
o'clock I'll show you where to find some juicy apples down the
road.
But the smart little pig got up at five o'clock. When the wolf
came along
He smelled a delicious apple pie baking. My, the wolf was
angry---and
hungry, too!!!But he pretended not to care. Why didn't you wait
for me?
Little pig, tomorrow I'll take you to the fair in town. "That
sounds like fun,
said the little pig, Thank you.
As soon as the wolf went home, the little pig went to the fair
by herself.
Before she started home he bought a butter churn.
As she walked along she saw the wolf coming up the hill. Quick
as a wink
the smart little pig jumped into the churn
And rolled thumpity-thump down the hill
past the wolf. The wolf growled and raced
after the churn. The little pig rolled to the door,
jumped out of the churn and ran inside.
The wolf pounded on the
door.shouting "You've fooled
me for the last time, little pig.
I will come down the chimney
and eat you up.
While the wolf was climbing up onto the roof, the little pig
whisked over to
the fireplace. Took the lid off the kettle of boiling water.
Splash! The wolf came down the chimney and fell into the pot.
The pig
quickly put on the cover. Then the little pig sat down in the
smug little
house. Chuckled, "Mr. Wolf, by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin
you did get
in ---and you'll never bother me again.
