
Ecclesall Primary School1 day ago
National Storytelling Week:
Today, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler announced the title of the long awaited third book in the Gruffalo series. Following the now classic Gruffalo (first published in March 1999) and the Gruffalo's Child will come Gruffalo Granny, arriving in September 2026.
Discuss what you think the characters living in the "deep, dark wood" will get up to this time. Ideas below or get ready to talk them through in class on Monday.
We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who shared, listened and got lost in a good tale this week. Now we’re turning the page and getting excited for World Book Day (5th March). A wonderful opportunity to continue to inspire a love of reading.
Today, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler announced the title of the long awaited third book in the Gruffalo series. Following the now classic Gruffalo (first published in March 1999) and the Gruffalo's Child will come Gruffalo Granny, arriving in September 2026.
Discuss what you think the characters living in the "deep, dark wood" will get up to this time. Ideas below or get ready to talk them through in class on Monday.
We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who shared, listened and got lost in a good tale this week. Now we’re turning the page and getting excited for World Book Day (5th March). A wonderful opportunity to continue to inspire a love of reading.
Ecclesall Primary School2 days ago
National Storytelling Week:
For anyone has read and enjoyed this wonderful story by Lauren Child, about Herb, who falls into a book, imagine stepping into a book for a day…
Which character would you become and why?
We can’t wait to hear your ideas in class tomorrow OR (grown ups) post them in the comments below.
If you haven't read Who's Afraid of The Big, Bad Book, it is highly recommended!
For anyone has read and enjoyed this wonderful story by Lauren Child, about Herb, who falls into a book, imagine stepping into a book for a day…
Which character would you become and why?
We can’t wait to hear your ideas in class tomorrow OR (grown ups) post them in the comments below.
If you haven't read Who's Afraid of The Big, Bad Book, it is highly recommended!
Ecclesall Primary School3 days ago
National Storytelling Week:
Can you identify any of these recommended reads that have been hidden by these enthusiastic readers?
Can you identify any of these recommended reads that have been hidden by these enthusiastic readers?








