There are so many different versions of this story that I actually had a difficult time finding the original story. You could share the different versions with your class. Depending on their age and abilities, you could compare the differences.
We also read Our Tree House. This book talks about building a tree house and it shows the people working and building so we were able to point out the different tools and the purpose of the tools.
For our craft we made pigs. We used three circles for the body, head, and snout.
We have a blocks center in our classroom. We recently added some of the sturdy cardboard brick blocks to our collection.
My son had some toy tools at home so I borrowed them to take to school. They were a hit and they preschoolers have really enjoyed playing with the tools.
We are fortunate to have a nice manipulative center in our classroom which has many wooden puzzles.
I added some of these pig coloring pages in our art center that week as an optional activity. The kids could color and trace the word "pig". Other sources for printables: First School, Coloring.ws, Coloring Pages for Kids.
Other things we did during the week:
Read Humpty Dumpty
Sang the Humpty Dumpty song
Watched The Three Little Pigs from the Discovery Education website
We made The Three Little Pigs stick puppets. We used our puppets to retell the story.
Other activities to try:
Blow paint with a straw.
Pig craft (from paper towel roll)
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