Step out writing

By Anonymous -
This week I would like to show you my step out writing from a long time ago. This story is about the three little pigs. Have you every done a step out writing ?

  The red bad wolf
One day there was a big red wolf his name was Bob he grew up in a pig's house and saw his mum and dad die by six fat pigs. They broke into their house ate them up in one gulp. But not Bob, he got out of the cage and fought the pigs and he won but his family died. So he set off to find his uncle that live in wolf country ( that's where there are no pigs). But first he has to get out of pig country and that's when he found a tunnel so he followed it to the end. Finally he got there and he found one pig had  made his house out of straw so he said little pig little pig let me in. But the little pig said not by the hair of my chin chin chin. So he sang a song I will huffed and he puffed and he blow the house down and I will have a cup of tea with you and the little pig said see ya I am going to my bros house and you won’t find it.  

   So the wolf carried on and they he found other pigs house and his house was made out of wood. But this time there were two pigs but one of the pigs seemed very tied. The wolf recognised the pig and said that pig is so mean I am going to knock on his door and say what's up with you running away. This time he shouted little pig little pig let me in. The pigs replied not by the hair of my little smelly armpit. This made the wolf so crazy he said I am not going to huff or puff I’m going to knock your house down.  

The two pigs said we are out of here we are off to our big brothers house and you will not find it. So the wolf set off on a journey to find the pig's house. After about 1 hour of searching he thought, I am never going to find but as he walked to his uncles he saw a house that was made out of bricks and he could smell an apple pie cooking. So he went off to go and say can I stay here for 1 night and the pigs said yes you can stay any night for as long as you don’t blow or knock my house down. THE END

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