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On this area of our website, children will be able to listen to different staff at school sharing stories to listen along to.

Ravi’s Roar

Do you think you can guess which Key Stage 1 teacher is reading this book? 😀

Enjoy the story...

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Discussion: 

After the story, talk to children about what makes them angry. What things make them feel calm and relaxed? Why did Ravi feel frustrated? What would you say to help someone in Ravi’s position? 

Ruby’s Worry

Who do you think is reading Ruby’s worry? 

Enjoy!

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Discussion: 

After the story, talk to children about who they can talk to if they are worried. Why does talking to people help if you are upset or worried? What things might worry us in life? What things make us excited in life?

Little Beauty

 

Guess which teacher is reading Little Beauty! 😀

Enjoy the tale...

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Discussion: 

Gorilla was feeling lonely. What did his carers do to help him? Why were we shocked and surprised that Beauty broke the television? What things did Beauty and Gorilla do together? What things do you like to do with your friends? What does this story teach us?

Willy the Wimp

Which adult is reading this classic book by Anthony Browne? 😀

Get ready for a funny story...

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Discussion: 

Did you like the book? What did you think of the illustrations? The book was silly in parts-which parts were silly or funny? Was Willy really a wimp? 

Rain Before Rainbows

 

  • Listen to a reading of Rain before Rainbows A wonderful tale of hope by Smriti Halls

Discussion: 

After the story, talk to children about colours which make them happy; discuss why rain can make people feel sad and blue; talk about things that make them happy. 

The Lion Inside 

 

  • Listen to Miss Docherty reading The Lion Inside Miss Docherty shared with you one of her favourite children's books!

Discussion: 

After listening to the Lion Inside, talk to your child about what things make them nervous; things they can do to feel brave; what they liked best about the story and what the lion's story teaches us. 

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