November
The old lady’s house is poky and small. Gosh, what a squash! What a squeeze! But with a cow on the table, a goat on the bed, and a pig in the larder munching her bread… not to mention a big flapping hen, can she make her house feel big and empty again? Full of vivid images, this brilliantly funny rhyming tale delivers a handy little lesson about showing gratitude for the things we take for granted. It’s a delightful read-aloud rhyme to share together, and as the pig raids the larder and the cow on the table taps out a jig, you’ll be helpless with laughter!
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Can you draw a picture of the Gruffalo?
He has terrible teeth and terrible claws
Click on the animals to join in with the Gruffalo song. Make sure your sound is switched on!
Make your own Gruffalo Jumping Jack!
Follow these instructions to make your own Gruffalo Jumping Jack!
Now you can be the Gruffalo! Make and colour in this fun mask.
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