World Book Day 2021

This year we couldn’t invite parents in to nursery to read stories so we invited them to read to us remotely! Some were able to join us live for a Google Meet and some shared videos of themselves reading with us. A huge “Thank you!” to all our storytellers.

Zachary’s mum read a story about dinosaurs.

Sorley’s grandad read a story about pirates.

We heard a Supertato story from Sam’s mum.

…and a Kipper story with a very bright torch.

Luke’s mum told us the story of The Tiger Who Came to Tea – which was written before Mrs Husbands was born!

Evie’s mum read another of our favourite stories Whatever Next

There was a tired unicorn in Lacey’s mum’s story.

Everyone joined in shouting “There’s a shark in the park!” with Alistair’s dad.

Mrs Brown used puppets to tell the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

All the children will receive a World Book Day voucher to spend – find out more in this fun song… how many stories to you recognise?

You might like to listen to Lydia Monks read What the Ladybird Heard in a video she recorded for World Book Day.

Sharing books and stories together is a valuable learning experience for your child. This document gives some advice on ways to get the most out of reading together.

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