Three little pigs and the big bad wolf Book

Summary: This book is a classic folktale that is based upon three little pigs that build their own individual house. One pig builds theirs out of straw, one out of sticks and the final one is made out of bricks. Their is an antagonist: the big bad wolf, who comes to town and attempts to blow every house down. He accomplishes this with the first two houses, but the final brick home is not successfully blown down.

Evaluation: After reading this book, I feel that this is a good version of the story but, it is not the best. It gets the point across of the folktale but, it does not do a very good job diving into details. Also, it has its own twist of the story. However, I may be biased because, I do have a personal favorite of this folktale.

Teaching Idea: I would teach protagonist and antagonist with this story as an opener of the two types of characters. I would use this with an anchor chart Venn diagram to compare the differences between the two characters and find their positive and negative attributes.