A new home for the seven little kids

A new home for the seven little kids

by Alma Flor Ada, F. Isabel Campoy

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Mrs. Goat and her kids contract the architect Mr. Pig to plan a big new house. When the house is finished, they go to furniture stores and buy everything they need for their new home. Afterwards they go to eat at a restaurant.

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  1. 1

    The Mrs. Goat and her kids embark on a big project to build a new house. What do you think motivated them to seek a new home, and what does this new beginning symbolize for the family?

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    Mr. Pig, the architect, plays a crucial role in planning the house. How important is the planning stage in a project like this, and what does Mr. Pig's involvement tell us about the value of expertise?

  3. 3

    The story describes the process of choosing furniture and everything needed for the new home. What elements do you personally consider essential when making a new space feel like "home," and why?

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