We have had great fun reading The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Child. Kathleen very kindly came to read the Scot’s language versions of The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Wean.
The Morning Group made a giant Gruffalo scone, which was delicious!
Both groups have been working together to make a display with the characters of the Gruffalo!
Click here to download some questions that you can ask your child about the story!
Here are some photos of us being busy. Click in the small information icon in the top left hand corner for captions.
-
- Painting and sticking feathers onto the owl
-
- Yum! We shared the Gruffalo scone!
-
- Kathleen read us the stories in Scots!
-
- Painting the tree trunk
-
- Adding purple prickles…
-
- Collecting twigs from the winter trees for our big picture
-
- Painting the gox
-
- The Gruffalo before he went into the oven, complete with knobbly knees!
-
- Painting the Gruffalo!
-
- Working together to make a big tree
-
- Sticking some leaves on the picture
-
- Adding the mouse to the collage
-
- And the terrible claws…
-
- More prickles, and some big ears!
-
- Wow! It’s a Gruffalo!
-
- Making the Gruffalo scone
-
- Painting the Gruffalo!
-
- The baked Gruffalo!
-
- Painting the fox and mouse
-
- Drawing on the fiery eyes..
-
- We mixed all the colours to make brown.
-
- Making the owl
-
- We needed lots of brown paint!
-
- Painting the Gruffalo!
-
- Drawing the snake
-
- Making the owl
Wow! Your Gruffalo display is fantastic. My favourite story is the Gruffalo in Scots. Is The Gruffalo’s Wean just as good? I hope it has the moose and the tod and the hoolet in it.
Mrs Gill, The Gruffalo’s Wean is every bit as good as The Gruffalo!