Three Little Pigs Get Squiggling

# My name is Squiglet

# I love to draw

# A dog

# A cat

# A mouse

# And a whole lot more

# So grab your squiggle pads

# And squiggle sticks

# And draw along with me

# It's fun when you get squiggling

# Squiggling! #

Hello, everyone. Squiglet here.

Oink! Oink! Oink! Oink!

Hmm, I know that sound.

It's an animal who lives on a farm.

Someone with a little curly tail.

Oink! Oink!

It's a pig!

Shall we squiggle our own pig?

What sort of line could we use?

Let's have a look.

It's a straight line!

Have you got your squiggle pads?

And squiggle sticks ready?

Now it's time to get squiggling.

Let's all squiggle the pig's snout.

Let's start with a straight line.

Put your squiggle stick on your squiggle pad.

Across. Across.

What's yours like?

Across. Across.

We need a curved line to finish the snout.

Up, curve over, and down.

Two circles for his nose.

We'll use a round line for his face.

Round and round to where we started.

Two eyes.

One.

Two.

A smiley mouth.

And two piggy ears.

We can use our straight line again with a curve round.

Do the same for the ear on the other side.

That's our pig's head.

Let's squiggle him a round body.

Round.

And round.

And round.

Great. Now he'll need some legs.

Just one thing left.

Every pig has a curly-wurly tail.

What a perfect pig. Shall we meet him?

Say the magic words with me.

One, two, three, four, five.

Let's make our squiggles come alive!

Oink! Oink!

Hello, I'm Curly.

Curly the pig.

HE WHISTLES A HAPPY TUNE

Pleased to meet you, Curly.

I'm Squiglet.

I like your whistle.

I've never met a whistling pig before.

I can't help it.

I'm so happy in my little house made of straw.

I just want to whistle ALL the time.

HE WHISTLES

It must be a really lovely straw house, then?

We could have a look at it.

Have you got your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Remember our straight lines?

Well, a house is a square shape.

That's four straight lines.

Ready?

Across.

Down.

Across.

Up.

It needs a roof.

Two more straight lines.

One.

Two.

Then a window.

And a door.

This house is made of straw

so let's put lots of straight lines on the front to show that.

I'll finish the lines and colour my house in yellow.

What colour are you going to make yours?

Now I'm going to squiggle the woods around our house.

Oh, I love my little straw house.

HE WHISTLES A HAPPY TUNE

And I love your whistling.

My brother, sister and I are in a whistling group.

HE WHISTLES AGAIN

Hit it!

THEY ALL WHISTLE A HAPPY TUNE

Fantastic!

-Glad you enjoyed it, Squiglet.

-See you later.

And I'd better get on with my spring cleaning.

HE WHISTLES HAPPILY

Curly, I think you've got a visitor.

Oh, it's the wolf!

HE BLOWS FIERCELY

Oh no! Quick, Curly, run!

I'm out of here!

Phew, it looks like Curly got away.

Let's go and find him, but don't let the wolf see where we're going.

Hello, Twirly and Whirly.

The wolf blew my straw house down.

-BOTH:

-Oh no!

Can I come and live in your stick house?

Of course you can.

THEY ALL WHISTLE HAPPILY

That's better. Curly should be fine now.

CURLY SIGHS

You don't look very happy.

Well, it's nice here but there aren't enough beds.

It's not very comfy sleeping on the floor.

Don't worry. We can squiggle you a bed.

Have you got your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Let's start with a mattress.

We can use some more straight lines for that.

Ready?

Across.

Down.

Across.

And up.

That's the side of the mattress.

Now, little legs underneath.

That's one.

Now the other.

And a pillow on top.

What pattern's your bed going to be?

Mine's going to be red and white stripes.

There, a comfy bed.

Thanks, everyone.

That looks really comfy.

Uh-oh!

Curly, it's the wolf again.

AAAAAGGGHH!

At least they ought to be safe in this stick house.

HE BLOWS FIERCELY

Oh no! Quick, little pigs, run!

ALL: We're out of here!

Phew! They got away.

Come on, let's find them.

But don't let the wolf see where we're going.

THEY ALL WHISTLE

Ah, there you are.

Ah, yes. I wish we had a little house here, amongst the flowers.

But that wolf would only come and blow it down.

What you need is a really strong house.

Let's see if we can get a clue from the squiggle pad.

Can you spot something Curly can make a really strong house out of?

There's Abigail with her dad

and they're building a wall out of cement and bricks.

The bricks go one on top of the other.

When the cement dries, it goes really hard and becomes strong.

And that's why lots of houses are made of bricks.

Did you spot what we can use to build a strong house for Curly?

Ah, bricks!

That's what we need. A brick house.

Yes. Even the wolf would have a hard time blowing that down.

But where are we going to get a brick house from?

No problem. We can squiggle one.

Are your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

We'll need our straight lines again.

Ready?

Let's make a square shape.

Across.

Down.

Across.

Up.

We need a roof. Two more straight lines.

One.

Two.

Then a window.

And a door.

There we are. Our house.

Now let's make it a brick house.

First we're going to use some straight lines to make the bricks.

Across.

Across.

And let's use some short straight lines to make the brick shapes.

Down.

Down.

Down.

Down.

Down.

Keep going.

Can you see the bricks now?

I'm going to finish my bricks and colour them in.

What colour are you going to make yours?

There. All ready.

Oh, Squiglet! Our very own brick house!

THEY ALL WHISTLE HAPPILY

Aha, sounds like the wolf's on his way.

Oh no, not again!

HE BLOWS FURIOUSLY

Looks like that brick house is doing the trick.

HE BLOWS

HE SOBS

It's no use. I just can't do it!

THEY ALL CHEER

Why are you trying to blow these poor pigs' houses down, Mr Wolf?

I'm not trying to blow anything down.

I'm trying to whistle.

ALL: Whistle?

Yes, but no matter how hard I huff and puff, no whistle comes out.

Just a lot of air.

So I thought maybe you could teach me?

-So that's why you've been following them around?

-Hmm.

Well, why didn't you just say so?

Of course we'll teach you.

You just have to make a round shape with your mouth like this.

Go on, blow!

HE WHISTLES LOUDLY

Was that me? Did I just whistle?

ALL: Yes!

I think it's the perfect time for a whistling song.

Join in.

# I'm a little piggy with a snout all flat

# I'm a little piggy with a tail at the back

# I'm a little piggy who can do a little wiggle

# We're the little piggies who can do the piggy whistle

# "Piggy, whistle" That's what they said

# If you can't whistle then hum instead

# Hum, hum, hum, hum-hum, hum, hum, hum

# I'm a big wolf with a snout that's long

# I can huff and puff cos my lungs are strong

# I'm a big wolf that can do a big wiggle

# I'm a big wolf that can do a wolf whistle

# "Wolf whistle" that's what he said

# If you can't whistle then hum instead

# Hum, hum, hum, hum-hum, hum, hum, hum. #

Whistling is fun.

Thanks for all your squiggles.

It's time to go now, but come back to get squiggling soon.

Keep on squiggling!

Bye!

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