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| The Three Little Pigs More Cloze Activities |
Fill in the blanks below using words from the word bank. |
EnchantedLearning.com Answers |
| straw bricks hair pot |
little replied chin blow |
built mother's story roof |
twig grown escaped in |
The first little pig built a flimsy house of _______________________________________. When the big bad wolf went to the straw house to eat the pig, he called out, "Little pig, little pig, let me in." The pig _______________________________________, "Not by the _______________________________________ on my chinny chin _______________________________________." So the wolf blew the straw house down. The pig _______________________________________ and ran to the second pig's house.
The second little pig _______________________________________ a house out of twigs. When the big bad wolf went to the _______________________________________ house, they wouldn't let him _______________________________________. So the wolf blew the twig house down. The pigs escaped and ran to their brother's house.
The third little pig built a house out of _______________________________________. When the big bad wolf went to the brick house to get the pigs, he tried to blow the brick house down, but he couldn't. He tried again, but still could not _______________________________________ the house down. So the hungry wolf climbed to the _______________________________________ and went down the chimney. But the pigs had put a big _______________________________________ of water to boil in the fireplace, and the wolf fell into it and never bothered the pigs again. The pigs lived happily ever after in their strong house made of bricks.
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