There once was a pig, who wore only a wig, in a barn with wild creatures, different sizes and different features.2");$pagearraydiv.append("But behind the wild show was old Farmer Joe, who gave so much love, \t\t\t from every horse to every dove.3");$pagearraydiv.append("Secretly, the farmer loved the pig the most, but he promised himself never to boast.Although, the pig didn\u2019t know left from right. If he was in control, he would turn away in fright.4");$pagearraydiv.append("One day the farmer left to the market store, but said one last thing before he went out the barn door.\u201cPig in the Wig, Here\u2019s one thing before I barge,\u201d he said. \u201cMake sure nothing gets too wild, for I want you in charge!\u201d5");$pagearraydiv.append("\u201cNo, no, no, I can\u2019t do it!\u201d the pig said. \u201cThere\u2019s too much pressure\u2026 It's messing with my head!\u201dFarmer Joe didn\u2019t say yet another word. He simply left without a sound being heard.6");$pagearraydiv.append("Soon, the animals realized the farmer was gone. They all started talking to each other before one could yawn.The pig tried to yell at them to keep it down, but all that came out was a small squeal and a frown.7");$pagearraydiv.append("One kind cow noticed the pig needed help. He silenced the chatter with a loud and powerful yelp.8");$pagearraydiv.append("\u201cListen up!\u201d the pig ordered when it was quiet. \u201cI\u2019m in charge now. You have to ask me anything before you can try it!\u201dThe barn started to fill with laughter. The animals realized the pig was serious and silenced right after.9");$pagearraydiv.append("\n\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n You've previewed 9 of 15 pages. To read more: \n Click Sign Up (Free)\n \n \n \n \n Benefits:\n \n Full access to our public library\n Save favorite books\n Interact with authors\n \n \n \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n");$pagearraydiv.find('span').each(function(index)var txt=$(this).text();$(this).addClass('pagearraytextlen').attr('textlen',txt.length););})(); One pig loved to wear a wig, and worried about being in charge of people. But what will happen when he's put in charge when the farmer leaves? Will he be too generous? Find out in this fun and loving book that your kid will adore!
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They're round, pink and curly-tailed. Pigs as main characters have appeared in children's literature for decades - think Piglet, Wilbur, and Babe. Kids today find them just as adorable as their parents did and fortunately, these newer characters are plentiful. Here is a mini selection of "Pig Tales" for young children, so go hog wild and get acquainted with some darling pigs. Board Books (Ages Birth-3)Peppa Pig (Neville Astley)Peppa Pig has come to America from British television and captured the hearts of kids ages 1 to 3. Peppa lives with her Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig and her brother pig George. She's lovable and precocious like most of our book-pigs, but Peppa can also be a little bossy. Still, she's cheerful and her many adventures address common preschool themes such as going to the dentist, losing a tooth, and making friends. Peppa Pig is also an Easy Reader series for ages 4 to 8. Perfect Piggies: A Book! A Song! A Celebration! (Sandra Boyton)These piggies have it made in the shade! They frolic in the sun, too, and put up their hooves at the end of the day. Go online and listen to the swing tune of the same name by Adam Bryant and Michael Ford. Sandra Boyton's whimsical artwork appears in board books on every animal from A to Z.
Picture Books (Ages 2-5)Pig Tale (Helen Oxenbury)A rhyming morality tale of Briggs and Berta, two bored pigs who learn that the grass is not always greener on the other side and you must be careful what you wish for. By the author of the Tom and Pippo series. Louie! (Will Hillenbrand)If you passed on this book because you read its cover and thought, "It's only about a pig who paints," then you would miss a special story. Louie! is a mostly true story about the artist and creator of Madeline, Ludwig Bemelmans. Like Bemelmans, Louie grows up hearing his mother's stories about her boarding school "covered in vines" with girls who "walked in two straight lines." Grab this book and you'll be delighted by the rich story of how Madeline, the spunky French school girl, came to be. Piggies (Audrey and Don Wood)Ten delightful pigs sitting atop ten fingers will surely bring out the giggles before bedtime. Brilliant drawings with fine details beg for close inspection and repeated readings. Pigsty (Teague)Wendell Fultz lives in a pigsty of a room, so it's natural that some pigs would be comfortable there amidst the clutter. Wendell happily accommodates the porcine pack when they come a-knockin' - until things get out of hand and Wendell declares a clean-up. Teague's acrylic artwork sells the story of oinker mayhem and an untidy boy. If you need more of Teague's exaggerated pig antics, check out his retelling of a traditional tale in Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf.Olivia (Ian Falconer)The first book in the Olivia series and a winner of a Caldecott Honor, Olivia is introduced to soon-to-be fans as "This is Olivia. She is good at many things." She dances, sings, appreciates art, and builds sand castles, but she won't wear pink like all the other fairy princesses (that's another story!) Falconer created Olivia for his niece, and you can tell he spent a lot of time with an energetic, intelligent and imaginative little family member. The Three Pigs (David Wiesner)In this version of the famous story, the three little pigs escape the huffing-puffing bad wolf and leap off their pages and into other children's classic tales! This story twist is unexpected and clever and kids will take notice of the pigs' creativity to survive the big bad guy. The artwork is marvelous, similar in quality to Wiesner's Caldecott Winner and wordless picture book Tuesday.Bumble-Ardy (Maurice Sendak)Bumble-Ardy has a party at ten past nine! What fun he has with his best friends swine, that is until he's discovered, by his Aunt Adeline!
Early Chapter Books (Ages 5-9)Mercy Watson (Kate DiCamillo)Mercy is a jovial pet pig who loves buttered toast and the creature comforts of the homey house she shares with the kind Mr. and Mrs. Watson. Mercy's quirky neighbors and townspeople fill out the cast of characters and reappear in the series, bringing familiarity to these beginner chapter books for emerging readers. The Pirate Pig (Cornelia Funke)Sailor Stout Sam and deckhand Pip lead a peaceful life on their island home, Butterfly Island. Things change suddenly when a treasure-sniffing pig named Julie washes up on shore. Julie helps Sam and Pip acquire a few treasures, but it's their boasting that gets them noticed. Along comes nasty pirate Barracuda Bill to steal Julie, and Sam and Pip will do anything to get her back. This book is for older chapter book readers who want more of a challenge than the Mercy Watson books.
Once again, the adorable cover caught my eye. Pugs are adorable anyway, but the bright color contrast and the bewildered face of this pug drew me in. When I read the title, my own slight confusion made me want to read the book.
Read the story once all the way through for enjoyment and then, when you read it a second time, ask the kids to pay attention to the rhyming words. This is always a fun way to get the kids to read with you. I would project the pages of the story on an interactive whiteboard the second time I read it through, pointing to the words as I read them and have the kids read the rhyming word on each page. They love it! Some of the rhyming words in the book are; pig/wig, share/swear, stuff/puff, and scoot/loot. As you can see, most of them follow identical spelling patterns. I would have students start word families with pig and wig. As a class, we would generate other words in that family. Some words my students suggested were zig, twig, fig, and big. In stations, have students generate more words for the other word families in the book.
Pig Wig Cottage comfortably sleeps up to five people in two lovely bedrooms, so it is perfect for couples or families as well as groups of friends. The cottage is on the fringes of Bradford-on-Avon, half-a-mile across a field from The George pub and within walking distance of cafes and shops. It is one of three self-catering cottages in the grounds of Beeches Farmhouse, where the owner also offers B&B accommodation with 5 separate en-suite bedrooms available to rent for groups of up to 30 people. The venue is an excellent choice for extended families and friends celebrating a special occasion or looking to book a holiday around a big event like a wedding.
In fact, the PTA also was able to post the recorded video to the school website so online students and families could watch it as well. Students at school got to walk by the pig before the event took place.
The funds will go toward a new water-bottle refilling station; a book vending machine that will be filled with Scholastic books, and teachers will have two coins to reward students so they can get books; and a mural that students will help create and place in the cafeteria. 2ff7e9595c
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