What is the moral of The Three Little Pigs?

Hard work and planning pay off. The pigs who rushed their houses lost them, while the pig who built carefully with bricks kept everyone safe.

Who wrote The Three Little Pigs?

Nobody knows; it is a traditional English folk tale passed down by storytellers. Versions were printed from the 1840s, and Joseph Jacobs's English Fairy Tales (1890) made it the best-known form.

What does not by the hair of my chinny chin chin mean?

It's the pig's way of saying absolutely not. He swears by the little hairs on his chin, the way someone might say I promise on my life.

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Fairy tale · VoiceSmiths adaptation · 3:41

The Three Little Pigs

Straw, sticks or bricks? Three little pigs build their first homes, and a very windy wolf comes knocking. A funny, gentle bedtime retelling.

Narrator

Mother Pig

Percy, the first pig

Pip, the second pig

Penny, the third pig

The Big Bad Wolf

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The Three Little Pigs is an English folk tale; printed versions go back to the 1840s, and Joseph Jacobs made it famous in English Fairy Tales (1890). In the old telling the wolf eats the first two pigs. This bedtime version keeps everyone safe and lets the wolf escape with nothing worse than a warm bottom.

故事告訴我們

Doing a job properly takes longer, but it keeps you safe when trouble comes. It's also a story about a sister who opens the door to the brothers who laughed at her.

適合

Ages 3–7

講給孩子聽的小貼士

Let your child do the huffing and puffing; the louder, the better.
Say the chinny-chin-chin line together every time it comes round.
Build three little houses from blocks, paper and cushions and test them.

常見問題

What is the moral of The Three Little Pigs?: Hard work and planning pay off. The pigs who rushed their houses lost them, while the pig who built carefully with bricks kept everyone safe.
Who wrote The Three Little Pigs?: Nobody knows; it is a traditional English folk tale passed down by storytellers. Versions were printed from the 1840s, and Joseph Jacobs's English Fairy Tales (1890) made it the best-known form.
What does not by the hair of my chinny chin chin mean?: It's the pig's way of saying absolutely not. He swears by the little hairs on his chin, the way someone might say I promise on my life.