Three Little Pigs (Part 1)
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Once upon a time, there were three little pigs who lived with their mother. One day, in the morning, mother pig started to announce something important.
- "Kids, I want to tell you something. You are already old enough to live by yourselves I will give you some money. So you can travel to other town and build your own house," said mother pig.
- The three little pig agreed with their mother and left the house together. On their way to the other town, the pigs rested and discussed about their future plans.
- "Yes, we can depend on our strengths," answered the second pig.
- "What if we choose different path and try our luck?" asked the first pig.
- "Brothers, we better live together. So we can become stronger. I have an idea. We can build our own house nearby. So it will easier for us to help each others," said the third pig.
- Finally, all the pigs agreed to live nearby and they decided the places to build their own houses on the next morning. The fastest pig that could built the house was the first pig. He made it from straws.
- "It's very easy to build house by using straws. I also still have money left to buy cozy bed. Now, I want to have tea first and take some rest," the first pig said happily.
- On the same day, in the evening, the second pig finished built his own house.
- The second pig proudly said, "My house is made of sticks. It should be stronger than the straw house. Now I can take a nap."
- At last, the third pig finished built his own house after a week. He used bricks and cement to built his house.
- The tired third pig said, "I built the strongest house. It can resist from disasters, bad weathers, and standing strong through the years."
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- A few days later, there was a wolf saw the pigs from far and suddenly felt hungry. He wanted to eat them. The wolf walked to the first pig's house and blew the straws. The scared first pig ran fast to the second pig's house.
- The wolf shouted, "I will eat you. You are so yummy."
- "Help!" cried the first pig.
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