Dinosaur-and-vehicle fun from bestselling Penny Dale – over 1 million Dinosaur books sold!
One dinosaur, who is digging a very big hole is joined by more and more dinosaur friends as they work on a huge construction project. But what are they building? It’s a huge, splashy swimming pool...and they made it themselves!
The perfect picture book for young dinosaur and vehicle fans, with plenty of vehicle noises to join in with.
Every Nosy Crow paperback picture book comes with a free ‘Stories Aloud’ audio recording – just scan the QR code and listen along!
Reception: Literacy
Literacy is one of the key components listed in the
early learning goals. We currently have seven free topics within
this component, each one containing multiple activity suggestions.
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Year 1: Classical Poetry:
One
Throughout our year one classical poetry
topic you will learn about six different popular poems. By looking closely at
old favourites such as Twinkle Twinkle Little Start your child or pupil will be prompted with
questions on their understanding and interpretation of this classic.
Year 1: Tell Me A Story:
One
Within this topic your child can create
their own nature story walk through words and pictures. They can design their own spoon
characters and make a story through discussion cards, plus more. Plus much more in this 6
activity topic.
Penny is an internationally known, best-selling children’s book artist and author and has sold more than 4 million books, with editions in over 20 languages. Her much-loved picture book Ten in the Bed sold over a million copies worldwide. Her other titles have also met with great success: Bet You Can’t and Once There Were Giants were included in the UK SATS booklist for many years, and Once There Were Giants was chosen as one of the Guardian’s Best Children’s Books Ever last year. Rosie’s Babies (also written by Martin Waddell) won the Best Book for Babies award and was also shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal in 1990. Penny is married, has one grown-up daughter and a grandson and lives in South Wales.
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