Traction Man Is Here (Traction Man, 1)

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This detailed and visually-appealing resource offers a complete reference point for students learning or revising Mini’ Grey’s ‘Traction Man is Here.’ It contains comprehensive sections on: Using the pictures in the book, children can tell the story in their own words and making their own sound effects. Watch the story

Traction Man - Penguin Books UK Traction Man - Penguin Books UK

Carry out some drama activities based on the story. Could you perform part of it… or try some hot-seating to ask ‘Traction Man’ some questions?A boy receives an action figure as a Christmas present and the first half of this inventive picture book shows Traction Man’s exciting adventures in house and garden, sink and bath. Then comes the visit to Granny who has knitted a green romper suit with matching bonnet for our hero. Will Traction Man be able to overcome the embarrassment of this inappropriate costume and put it to good use with the aid of his trusty pet, Scrubbing Brush? In this appealing yet puzzling tale, a dog, cat, and mouse share a sun-bleached cabin on a pebbly coast. "The dog tended to the garden" by digging holes. "The cat took care of the housework," shaking Continue reading » I see that there are three books featuring Traction Man, so we will certainly have to look for the other two at our local library.

Traction Man | Linaker Primary School Traction Man | Linaker Primary School

Then we decided how much water we would add to the towels - we discussed that we would have to keep this the same so that it is fair. 2EB decided to put 2ml of water on each towel.Your class will used the word mat, either writing the words or cutting the pictures out and completing the sentences. First-time novelist Gardner reinvents the Pied Piper story, imbuing it with plenty of charm. Storm lives with her parents, absent-minded dreamers who “had simply used up all their love on Continue reading » Hermelin, a mouse whose cream-colored coat mimics the rind of his namesake cheese, solves mysteries along a quaint British byway known as Offley Street. Hermelin lives in the attic of No. 33. Continue reading »