Peace At Last

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Think about how Mr Bear will sleep the next night. Ask your child, “Will there be different sounds keeping Mr Bear awake? What might they be?” Rewrite the story from the point of view of Mr Bear. How was he feeling at each point in the story?

Find out why we need sleep. How does it help our bodies? What happens if we don’t get as much sleep as we need? f Mr Bear eats a sandwich in the middle of the night. Write a set of instructions to teach someone how to make their own delicious sandwich. Mr Bear hears lots of sounds during the night. Can you find the words which describe these sounds? Can you think of any other words that describe a sound?I read this book to my son when he was only weeks old and loved it! Now he's 7 months he stares at the pictures and gurgles at the rhyme scheme. A lovely bed time story for any day of the week.

My little Boy Billy loves this book, he knows all the words and over time he can now say most of the words n do the sounds, its definitely one of his favourite stories. And likes to look at before bed 😊 Design a machine that might help Mr Bear sleep. You could use this example from Wallace and Gromit to give you some ideas:Look at the use of capital letters in the story. Why has the author written some words in CAPITALS? Use the speech to rewrite the story in the form of a play script.?Can you act out the story with some friends? I remember this book from when I was a child and I'm keen to share the stories I loved with my son so when I signed him up for a library card the other day (at 5 months old) it was the first book we borrowed! It's a great bedtime story.