#pigmania

[gusfringsvolvo]

This game had an absolute chokehold on my childhood 😂😂

[thesiegeblog]

I'm coming to blow your house down. #educationarts #siegeto #adventures #tourlife #actorlife #pigmania #siegeblog.com #thesiegeblog (at CharActors Theatre Troupe)

[thesiegeblog]

Here for the #pigmania dress and tech #rehearsal at the #markhamtheatre #educationarts #castlove #Siegeto #actorlife #emilyincharge #kylatanty #musicaltheatre

[sirwizzo]

Grandma & Maige are playing the ancient pork tossing game, Pig Mania. #wizniakboys #boysweekout #tograndmothershousewego #flowreeduh #longboatkey #beachlife #beachbum #beachhouse #gametime #pigmania (at Longboat Key, FL)

[invisible-blogger]

Friend told me to do this . . .

My friend asked me to rate his service “Bean Daddy: Butt Service” (where he pretty much just came to my house and poured jellybeans into my hand before running away) So here goes

Delivery: very fast and neat, no dropped beans 9/10

Advertisement: sloppy but effective 8/10

Product: sour jellybeans(+2) 12/10

Exit: quick and hilarious 11/10

Overall rating 10/10 would do again

Talk to tumblr user pigmania for info on how to get service in your area

[aiiiitv-blog]

#piggysteamer #pigmania #whorebath

[wranglingthecommoncore-blog]

PIGMANIA STRIKES: THE THREE PIGS

Wrap up Pigmania Week with this audaciously silly riff on the classic tale. In this beautifully illustrated picture book by David Wiesner, the pigs escape the wolf by simply leaving the story. They wander into a classic nursery rhyme and end up rescuing a dragon.

The Three Pigs has a powerful theme: the characters take control of their own story, and find a way to live happily ever after. You might consider these questions to spur discussion with your child:

How did the pigs get away from the wolf in the beginning of the story?

Why did the pigs rescue the dragon? What would have happened to the dragon?

What do you think happens to the pigs after the story ends? Can you draw a picture of the pigs in their house?

[wranglingthecommoncore-blog]

PIGMANIA STRIKES: PIGSTY

In this book by Mark Teague, you and your little cowpoke get to read about pigs and learn a valuable lesson about keeping your room clean.

No wonder Wendell’s mom calls his room a pigsty—yee-haw!—there really are pigs in there. All is fine until the pigs’ mess gets out of control.

As you and your youngster are sharing Pigsty, you might use these questions to prompt a little critical thinking about Wendell and his predicament:

Why does Wendell’s mom call his room a “pigsty”? Can you find any pictures in the story that show the mess in Wendell’s room?

What happens to make Wendell clean his room? 

Why do the pigs leave?

Questions like these encourage children to think about key details in a text, an important focus for the ELA portion of the Common Core State Standards.