It’s November (Week 5 of Term 4, here in QLD) and for the next five weeks I’d like to try something different…
A game.
We all love games, and this is one you are welcome to share with the young readers in your life.
Teachers / TLs, you might like to use this as a lesson starter, or encourage your students to make their own, as a book-inspired class activity.
Just get to the point, Charlotte
OK, then.
Without further ado,
introducing…
Book-tionary
Can you guess the title of this Australian picture book?
Hint: Three words.
Think you know the answer?
Reply to the email (if you’re reading in your inbox) or comment below (if you’re reading on substack). First person to answer correctly wins my adoration, and gets to look at this photo of a puppy dressed in banana PJs for as long as they want.
Happy guessing!
Charlotte
P.S If you’ve already seen this game on my instagram earlier this year, I apologise. You are among the elite group of eight to ten people (according to my social media stats) who caught a glimpse of my attempt at an interactive, kids’ book-inspired activity. Given the time it took for me to sketch each one, I thought I’d try it again. (Because recycling is good, right?) :)
Guessing Over or Under? by Pip Harry 🙃
The cat threw me🤦♀️