HIS LITTLE PIGGY HAD WAFFLES

Welcome back to Toad Stools and Fairy Dust. Today we're reading a cozy little fractured fairy tale. It's called This Little Piggy Had Waffles. It's written by Megan Baxter. A Fractured Fairy Tale is a story you might already know, but it has a fun little twist that makes it fresh and surprising. Let's see what happens with these little piggies. This little piggy went to market. This little piggy stayed home. This little piggy had waffles. And this little piggy had Wait, what? What? Go back. You aren't supposed to be eating waffles. I'm not. No, you're supposed to be eating roast beef. H roast beef for breakfast. H Okay. Well, I can see your point. I'll come back later. What do I do? This little piggy went to market. This little piggy stayed home. This Hold on. Where did this piggy go? Do you see him anywhere? Piggy. Piggy. Over here. Turn to Paige. What are you doing here? You're supposed to be at home. I was hungry and smelled waffles, so I came over. Uh, you can't do that. Why not? Because that's not how it goes. You're the little piggy who stays home. You stay home and you eat roast beef. Piggies, I really need you to get this right. All right, from the top. This little piggy went to market. This little piggy stayed home. Oh no, he's gone again. Woohoo! Here I am. You're supposed to be at home. I am at home. This isn't your home. It is now. I decided to move in. You moved in? Yes. Now I can have waffles anytime I want. Have you tried them? They're delicious. No, I have not tried the waffles. Okay. Okay, this is fine. If you moved in, then you're home. But can you too please cook some roast beef so that we can try and get this right for once? Oh my goodness. This little piggy went to market. This little piggy stayed home. M. These waffles are delicious. Ah, what are you eating? That's not roast beef. Nope. We decided to stick with waffles. Mhm. Uh, wait. Who is that? Oh, that's the piggy from next door. From next door? >> Yeah, we invited her over for the waffle party. >> You can't do that. >> Why not? She can't have any. >> What >> it goes? This little piggy went to market. This little piggy stayed home. This little piggy had roast beef. And this little piggy had none. >> None. >> None. >> I think that's very sad. >> Yeah, we had more than enough waffles to share. Well, she can't have any. And you aren't supposed to be eating waffles. If we made roast beef, could she have some? >> No. None for her. >> Can I ask you something? >> Sure. >> Is that first piggy still going to the market? >> Yes. >> Great. Can you have him pick up some syrup? We're running low from eating all of these waffles. [Music] This little piggy went to market. This little piggy stayed home. This little piggy had waffles. And this little piggy also had some. And this little piggy went wee wee we wee all the way home. Hey, are you leaving? Yes. It's my turn and I'm supposed to go wee we wee all the way home. Well, do you want to stay and have waffles instead? You look like you've had a long day. you would share some of your waffles with me? Of course. >> Sure. Why not? >> Oh, that's so nice of you. I guess I could squeal home after I eat some waffles. They smell great. Great. I'll make you a plate. You'll need your energy for tomorrow. Why? What's happening tomorrow? I'm making pancakes. The end.