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Three Pigs Falling Action

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Three Pigs Falling Action

The falling action shows what happens after the biggest problem in a story. Use clues from the story to explain what happens next.

After the Wolf Climbs Down

The wolf landed in the pot with a splash. The three pigs quickly put the lid on it. The wolf yelped, jumped out, and raced away from the brick house. He ran all the way back to the woods and did not come back. The pigs listened until the woods were quiet. Then they opened the door and looked outside. They were safe, and they felt relieved. The two younger pigs thanked their brother for building a strong brick house. They decided to build stronger homes of their own. From then on, the three pigs worked together and helped one another. That night, they shared a warm supper and celebrated their safety.

Show What You Understand

1.What happens first after the pigs put the lid on the pot?
  • The wolf jumps out and races away.
  • The pigs build a new house.
  • The wolf asks to come inside.
2.How do the pigs feel after they listen and find that the woods are quiet?
  • Relieved and safe
  • Sleepy and bored
  • Angry and confused
3.Put these events in order by writing 1, 2, and 3 beside them: ___ The pigs celebrate their safety. ___ The younger pigs decide to build stronger homes. ___ The wolf runs back to the woods.
4.Match each story event to what it shows.
  • The wolf runs away.
  • The younger pigs thank their brother.
  • The pigs work together.
  • They have learned to help one another.
  • The danger is over.
  • They appreciate his help.
5.Why do the younger pigs decide to build stronger homes? Use a detail from the story.
6.Which detail best shows that the wolf is no longer a danger to the pigs?
  • He runs all the way back to the woods and does not come back.
  • The pigs open the door and look outside.
  • The pigs share a warm supper.
7.Complete the sentence: The pigs feel relieved because .
8.Is this statement true or false? The pigs decide to work together and help one another.
TrueFalse
9.Explain how the falling action helps bring the story toward its ending. Include one event from the passage.
10.Write one sentence describing a lesson the pigs learn from what happened.
Draw the pigs celebrating safely together after the wolf runs away. Add one detail from the story.

3 printable pages

  • Three Pigs Falling Action, page 1 of 3: After the Wolf Climbs Down, Show What You Understand

    Page 1

  • Three Pigs Falling Action, page 2 of 3: 3. Put these events in order by writing 1, 2, and 3 beside them: ___ The pigs

    Page 2

  • Three Pigs Falling Action, page 3 of 3: 8. Is this statement true or false? The pigs decide to work together and help one

    Page 3

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