The consequences of giving a pig a pancake to eat. It is messy but the pig fixes that.Enjoyable story where children can follow a response. There is logic there but mostly enjoyable illustrations for them to follow as they follow pig through the pages.
This is one of my all time favorites! I loved this story as a kid and still enjoy reading it with students! In my classroom I would like to use this for sequencing. Also a great way to implement some "if, then" statements and ideas. This is such a cute story and is engaging to kids to guess what is ...
If You Give A Pig A Pancake is one of my FAVORITE stories. I can recite this story without looking at the words! The text is easy to read, silly, and accompanied by beautiful illustrations. There are so many activities that can accompany this title! I used this book to demonstrate a cooking lesson w...
Story about an unlikely series of events that will follow if you give a pig a pancake. Once the pig is given a pancake she will want some syrup to go with it, which will lead to her getting sticky, which will make her want to take a bath, etc. At the end of the story, the series of events leads ba...
If You give a Pig a Pancake is a clever book written by Laura Numeroff. A little girl and pig are eating breakfast. The pancakes remind her of maple syrup which reminds her of the farm which reminds her of more and more. She is a very easily distracted pig. At the end of the story she is reminded of...
Throughout this book the snowball effect begins once the pig asks for pancakes and then syrup. The plot behind this book is a cause and effect pattern. For example, when the pig gets in the bathtub from being sticky from the syrup, he then asks for some syrup. As a teacher I would teach cause and ef...
★★★★If You Give a Pig a Pancake by Laura NumeroffAnother cute story from the If You Give series. This all starts with a pig and a pancake. But then, he needs this, and that, and those, until you are back at square one, a pig and a pancake.
Yet another in a series of stories about children held captive to the demands of small, intelligent monsters, bent on havoc. Yeah, it's what having children is like.
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