Summative Assessment over The Three Little Pigs using Bloom's

Remembering: What did the second pig make their house out of?

• Sticks

• Straw

• Playdough

• Bricks

Applying: How else could the wolf get into the house if he didn't blow?

• Fly over the house and land on the roof.

• Try to sneak in through the chimney.

• Stand there and hope the pigs open the door.

• Dig a tunnel under the house.

Understanding: After the wolf blew down the first little pig's house made of straw, the pig ran to his brother's house made of ____________.

Understanding: The house made out of the ________ materials stayed standing.

Applying: Pretend a fourth pig wanted to protect himself from the wolf. What material would he use? (Choose all that apply)

• Styrofoam

• Leaves

• Concrete

• Metal

Analyzing: What was the theme or message in this story?

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Answer explanation

The theme is that hard work is important and will get you better results than taking a short cut.

Remembering: How many houses did the wolf successfully blow down?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 0

Analyzing: Pretend you are the wolf, but this time, you want to be friends with the pigs instead of eating them. How would you convince the pigs to trust you?

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Answer explanation

The wolf could apologize to the pigs for scaring them and explain that he wants to be friends now. He could promise not to harm them and express regret for his past actions.

1. The wolf could offer to help the pigs by getting materials for their houses or protecting them from other dangers in the forest.