This book would be good for children to learn about taking turns in being first and that it is not nice to be mean to others just be first. ( )

Pinkerton is a rude pig who cuts in front of others and yells "me first" repeatedly. He always manages to be first, until he rushes for a sandwich and gets a surprise. Pinkerton learn that being first isn't always best. ( )

This story teaches children an important lesson in life. In the story, there is a pig whom always wanted to be first at everything. He wanted to be first in line, first on the bus, first off the bus, first in the water, first out the water, first in the picnic backset, etc. He didn't care if he stepped on anyone, shoved anyone, or hurt anyone, as long as he was first. One day, he heard a voice ask "Who would care for a sandwich?". The pig, as usual, said me first. The pig ends up having to care for a sandwitch, not a sandwich. Because the pig was selfish and always wanted to be first, this taught him to take turns and let someone else go first sometimes. This story teaches children about their feelings. Overall, I enjoyed reading this book. ( )

a little pig can't wait to be first at everything. one day he is in such a hurry that he offers to be the first to take care of a sandwitch. she makes him to a lot of work and he learns that he needs to be patient
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Of course there's a lesson to be learned; the book (in some editions) is part of a set called Laugh Out Loud Lessons." But it is indeed told humorously, with adorable illustrations." ( )