Once upon a time there was an old Mother Pig who had three little pigs, but not enough food to feed all of them so when they got old enough she would send them out to find their own fortunes. They all had good Ideas but they wanted to start building the hay house first.



After they were done building the hay house, they built the wood house, then the brick house, they had come across a big bad wolf. The Big Bad Wolf wanted to blow there house down, the wolf said, "Little pigs, Little Pigs, let me in, if you don't let me in, I will blow your house down."

One of the pigs yelled, "Our House is balanced, and with the force of gravity it will stay to the ground, it won't fall down with just a blow." One pig fell out of the hay house and into the water, and said, "Yes, my density is less than the water thank goodness I didn't sink, thank you buoyancy."

Duh, duh, duh!

Gravity

Buoyancy

Friction

His Blow

Harriet, the one that fell into the water, ran out the water.

The Big Bad Wolf yelled, "Then I'll huff, and I'll Puff, and I'll blow your hay house down." So the other pig said, "we've already made 2 more houses." The Wolf blew the hay house down, the pigs escaped and went in the house they made out of wood. Harriet, one of the pigs said, Our wood house has more mass and more density, you can't blow the wood house down." The little pigs ran away and got to the wood house very quickly by jumping, so there was less friction to slow them down.

Let me in or I'll blow your Wood House down, said the big bad wolf. "No, No, No, not by the hairs on my Chinny chin chin," said the pigs. After, the wolf blew the wood house down, he used centripetal force to blow in a circular motion." "Hey, you weigh more than us and your bigger than us, you can't fit in our brick house we made, you would probably break it." The pigs ran to the brick house.

Duh, duh, duh!