Step 1
You will read five versions of the “Three Little Pigs” story, each offering a unique perspective on the classic tale. The goal is to examine how these different versions either uphold or disrupt the dominant narrative of the original story, and to consider the implications of these changes. You will then reflect on how narrative perspective can influence the reader’s understanding and perception of characters, events, and moral lessons.
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Share your thoughts on the following questions in 1 paragraph:
How does each version change the roles or motivations of the characters (especially the wolf and the pigs)?
What new perspectives or voices are introduced in the alternative versions?
How do these changes disrupt the dominant narrative of the original tale?
Share your thoughts in one or 2 paragraphs about the following questions:
Reflect on the concept of dominant narratives in storytelling. How does the traditional “Three Little Pigs” story reinforce certain ideas about morality, power, and justice?
Discuss how narrative perspective influences the reader’s understanding and empathy. How does changing the point of view alter the moral of the story?
Finally answer the following questions in 1 paragraph:
Why or how do you think this assignment is relevant to your work as teachers of young children?
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