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The Three Little Pigs

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The Three Little Pigs

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Today, a story you already know: the three little pigs. But listen for one small detail you might have missed.

The first pig builds a house of straw. The second chooses sticks. Both finish quickly, and go outside to play.

The third pig takes a little longer. Brick by brick, she builds something stronger.

Look at the board. Three materials, three houses, and one very hungry wolf.

Now comes the test. The wolf huffs, and he puffs, and the house of straw blows down.

The sticks hold on a little longer. But that house falls too.

Only the house of bricks stands up to the wolf. The difference was there before he ever arrived.

Notice what changed. Not the wolf. Not the weather. The time and care that went into building the house.

So, is this just a story about working hard? There is a little more to it.

The third pig opens the door for the others. A strong house becomes a safe place for all three.

Preparation matters. So does looking after each other. That is the part I want you to remember.

I am going to erase the board now. If you remember just one word, bricks, you can find your way back to this moment.

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About this example

This is an original example lesson with illustrated boards, prepared text and a synthetic narrator. Search, playback and the eraser are interactive. The example demonstrates how a memory fits together; it is not a recording of the iPhone app or a live transcription.

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A word bringsthe moment back.

The Three Little Pigs

Give the eraser a try.

Find it with a word.

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A word brings
the moment back.