Q Pootle 5

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An interesting stone (for example, with holes or unusually patterned) 3 a small bag or box containing three objects (for example, a key, an exotic fruit and a component from an engine that is safe for children to handle) Preparation Encourage the children to make links with other areas of provision and to develop their ideas in a range of contexts, for example building a space ship in the outdoor area and using the key to start up its engine (see also 'Child-initiated learning'). Decide what other resources are needed to create a 'moon environment' for Q Pootle 5 and his friends. Music is an important element of Q Pootle 5. Producer Ben Butterworth says ″When we started to consider the music for the programme we didn’t want music to be just an accompaniment to the story, we wanted people’s experience to be enhanced by the music. The score had to be integral to the storytelling – creating atmosphere, adding nuance and subtlety, underpinning the emotional content of a story, driving the action of a scene, or making us laugh.″ [3] Characters [ edit ] Main characters [ edit ]

Offer role-play equipment such as picnic rug or tablecloth, plates, cups, party food, party hats, paper and pens. Unfortunately, I'm kind of disappointed with this one - and it's not really the book's fault - but it no longer sits right with the TV series.Ray is a blue major bird. He lives with Stella, and can sometimes be a bit grumpy. He has a fear of heights, and an intense dislike of Stella's bagpipes. The first DVD entitled Q Pootle 5: The Great Space Race and other Adventures! will be released on 6 October and The Christmas Special will launch in November. Can you describe them for our readers? advocates that settings should be organised and resourced using a 'workshop' approach so children can access resources autonomously and independently. Q Pootle 5 is a fun and exciting show with friendship at its heart. It taps into the world of young children where imagination always trumps reality! Offer tools and materials for the children to make their own instruments, for example, metal and card drums, cardboard tubes, plastic and cardboard boxes, tape, rubber bands, string. Model and demonstrate skills and ideas.

Children will enjoy joining in with the sound effects at the beginning of the book and some of the things the characters say. Tell the story Share the story with children, offering lots of opportunities for them to ask questions, look closely at pictures and express ideas. Q Pootle 5 is an animated series set in space, on a planet called Okidoki. It follows the adventures of a group of loveable alien friends. The show feels to me like the children’s TV I grew up loving, such as Mr Benn and The Wombles, as it is very character driven.Would these puzzles and cards etc. alongside the series have been something you would have enjoyed as a child?