Charlie Cook's Favourite Book: 1

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In the book the spaceman took cake and his favourite book into space. What would you take with you if you went into space? Make sure before you begin to read that the seating is such that all the children can actually see the illustrations. You can slowly turn the book as you read from above. This takes practice. Once they have the original titles and have a general idea of the content of each of the books you can move onto which one would they want to buy and why? Remember at this stage their choice is only based on part of the cover. I grew up in a tall Victorian London house with my parents, grandmother, aunt, uncle, younger sister Mary and cat Geoffrey (who was really a prince in disguise. Mary and I would argue about which of us would marry him).

In a bowl, beat butter and sugar until fluff. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each one. Relaxed Performances are provided for people who would benefit from a more relaxed environment, or are uncomfortable with sudden lighting changes or loud noises, including those with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, sensory or communication needs or a learning disability. Find out more here. Charlie Cook’s name has alliteration. Can you think of other names that have alliteration, e.g. Sally Smith, Harry Hopkins? Could you write a story about one of these?

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The knight in the book made the dragon laugh. Can you make the dragon laugh too? Do you have some good jokes? Can you write them on our template and then try them out on your family, in person, on the phone or maybe on FaceTime. Did they make them laugh? They could draw their own picture from the book they find the most interesting from Charlie’s collection. This could lead onto telling their partner which book it comes from and why it’s their favourite. I wanted to continue the fun. So I have created lots of activities based on the book for you to continue your adventure. Let’s Dress up This book could be used in the classroom setting to encourage boys engagement with literacy. The main character of this book is a young boy called Charlie; this would make the book more appealing to young boys and perhaps motivate them to read. Furthermore, the characters in the story also appeals to boys imaginations. The underlying message of this book is that people from all walks of life enjoy reading, which promotes the concept of reading for enjoyment amongst children.

El texto es sencillo y presenta diferentes fuentes y formatos que ayudan al lector a descubrir las múltiples formas de comunicación escrita; cómic, periódico, revistas, recetas, entre otros. Personalise the language and provide an opportunity for learners to talk about a subject that they are genuinely interested in Furthermore, the beautiful and creative illustrations add to the fun. This is a great introductory text to use as an example of a story with key stage one children. The rhyming throughout is a trademark of Donaldson’s stories, subtly introducing poetic language and new vocabulary. Each illustration reflects the type of text allowing children to see the difference between a comic, a magazine or a traditional fairy tale. This is useful as part of the national curriculum, key stage one children identify the features of different types of texts and produce their own in English. Take some digital photos of your friends reading their favourite books in some weird and wonderful places!Once you have made them, can you hide them around your house or garden for your family to find? Or perhaps they can hide them for you to find! Make a crocodile paper puppet En mi opinión, "El cuento sin fin de Martín" es una historia original y divertida que anima e invita a leer toda clase de cuentos, haciendo descubrir e inclinando al joven lector hacia el género que más puede llamar su atención. Every pirate needs a telescope to help them find the treasure. Can you make one using the list of things below; I really enjoy writing verse, even though it can be fiendishly difficult. I used to memorise poems as a child and it means a lot to me when parents tell me their child can recite one of my books.