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Once upon a time there were three little pigs that 

lived on a bright green farm near the small 

country town, Oinkville. Although the three pink 

pigs were very glad that they were finally finished 

with the big bad wolf, they were also very 

distraught as all of their houses had just been 

demolished by the creature. Even though the very 

smart pig who built his house out of bricks did not 

have his house destroyed, he was upset too. He 

was upset for his brothers and did not want to 

see them in a sullen state. 

The three little pigs wasted no time, getting 

straight to re-building their houses. They decided 

to pick a new spot to make sure there would never 

ever be another big bad wolf fiasco.   Each pig 

started planning all design layouts. The plans took 

the pigs a while to make everything just right. 

Just as everything was coming together perfectly, 

four sly, gray, fat animals approached. This scared 

the three little pigs greatly, because of the past 

experiences with wolves. 

The oldest pig said to the others,

“Let’s get out of here.”    

The others replied, 

“Great idea, we need to run far.” 

But, as soon as they started to run the wolves 

stopped them by saying,

“Pigs, wait, don’t run away, we want to talk to you. 

We want to apologize and ask for forgiveness. We 

are different; we are not like the big bad wolf.  

We want to be friends with you guys.” 

This took the pigs a minute to think about. All of 

their minds were racing; the big bad wolf had just 

completely destroyed their work by blowing down 

their houses and here is more of their kind asking 

for forgiveness? How could they do that; it’s crazy 

to think these pigs could forgive the wolves. To 

become friends with the wolves would mean there 

would have to be trust, and after what happened 

with the big bad wolf it would be hard to give them 

enough trust to be friends again.

But the wolves continued pleading,

“Please pigs. Forgive us. We understand what the 

big bad wolf has done and we want to help you 

rebuild your house and become friends.” 

Still the pigs believe that forgiving the wolves and 

becoming friends was a big task, but they felt like 

they could handle it. Little by little they started 

trusting the wolves a little bit more and soon they 

became best friends. 

Keeping their promise, the wolves helped the pigs 

rebuild their houses. The wolves and the pigs 

walked to the farmer’s shop across the pond. They 

went to this farmer because he had the 

STRENGTH800 that you put onto the material of 

your house to make sure that it’s very durable. 

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