沪教版英语unit2三只小猪 《Three Little Pigs》 Once upon a time, there were three little pigs. The first little pig was small and weak. He was not a hard-working pig and he was afraid of work. So, he built his house with straw. The second little pig was a bit more clever than the first. He thought it would be better to build his house with wood. The third little pig had a lot of brains and was determined to build a solid house. He worked hard and built his house with bricks, which he fetched from the nearby village. One day, a great wolf came to their village. He had heard of the three little pigs and their houses. He went to the first little pig's house and huffed and puffed. He blew away the straw house in no time. The first little pig ran away to his brother's house. The wolf came to the second little pig's house and huffed and puffed. But he couldn't blow away the wooden house. So, he went around the house searching for a way in. The pig noticed this and ran to his brother's house. The third little pig saw the wolf coming and he closed all his windows and doors. The wolf tried hard to blow away the house, but it was too strong. He then tried to find a way in, but all his attempts failed. The wolf was angry and decided to climb up on the roof to enter the house. But, he slipped and fell into the oven. The third little pig and his brothers opened the oven and saw the wolf burned to a crisp. All the three little pigs lived happily ever after and the wolf never bothered them again. Moral of the story: Hard work pays off and laziness leads to disaster. This story is a classic fable that has been around for centuries. It teaches us valuable lessons about the importance of hard work, as well as the need to think ahead and prepare for the future. It may also be interpreted as a warning against taking risks and trusting too much in luck. The story of the three little pigs tells us that our decisions have consequences, and that we should be prepared to face them. 本文来源：https://www.wddqw.com/doc/4ba4974651d380eb6294dd88d0d233d4b04e3f72.html