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It’s more fun with MaisyWA L K E RE B O O K S

w w w . w a l k e r b o o k s . c o . u k • w w w . m a i s y f u n . c o mMaisy™ © LC 2007

Make your own Maisy and friends!

You will need crayons, safety scissors, sticky tape and a grown-up to help you.

Ask a grown-up to help you cut out the oblong strip of paper. Make sure it is long enough to go round your finger!

Colour in the pictures of Maisy and her friends and then ask a grown-up to help you cut out your pictures.

Wrap the oblong strip of paper around your finger and use sticky tape to stick the ends together so it makes a ring around your finger.

Using sticky tape, stick the paper ring to the back of your chosen picture to make your puppet.Now tell your favourite Maisy story with your new finger puppets.

Tell your favourite Maisy stories with these fun finger puppets.

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Illustration © 1989 Helen Oxenbury from We’re going on a Bear Hunt written by Michael Rosen. Published by Walker Books Ltd. All rights reserved.

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We’re Going on a Bear Hunt

Make this mask and you, too, can roar like a lion!

Dear Zoo 25th Anniversary EditionBy Rod Campbell

Directions:1. Stick your activity sheet on to a piece of card.2. Colour in and decorate!3. Cut out the mask along the dotted lines4. Cut out the eyes and mouth holes5. Fasten some string/elastic to sides of the mask

Dear Zoo

It’s more fun with MaisyWA L K E RE B O O K S

w w w . w a l k e r b o o k s . c o . u k • w w w . m a i s y f u n . c o mMaisy™ © LC 2007

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Please come to my party!

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Here are some simple ideas to make your ROOM ON THE BROOM party the most bewitching party ever!

INVITATIONSPrint out and colour in the special ROOM ON THE BROOM party invitations

on www.gruffalo.com, and send them to all of your friends.

DECORATIONSHere are some easy tips to make your ROOM ON THE BROOM party really atmospheric by decorating the room.

Use green lightbulbs to make an eerie green light. Make stars out of card covered with tinfoil and hang them from the ceiling or stick them on the walls. Cut green crêpe paper into strips and hang from the ceiling and door frames. Make some scary black spiders using ping-pong balls (painted black) and black pipe cleaners and hang them from the ceiling using thin elastic or thread.

A paper lantern makes a perfect moon. Cut witch-shapes out of black card and stick them in your windows. And don’t forget, no ROOM ON THE BROOM party is complete without a pumpkin lantern!

FOOD AND DRINKTraditional party food can be easily themed to become really exciting and fun. Peel some red grapes, put them in a bowl and you instantly have some Poisonous Warts! Hard-boiled eggs can be decorated with red food colouring and renamed Dragon’sEyeballs. Cut sandwiches into circle shapes by pressing a cup into them to create Moon Munchies. Cocktail sausages poking out of a salsa dip can be a delicacy known as Witches Fingers. Mix fruit juice and food colouring to create Spooky Punch.

GAMESBEST-DRESSED HAT

Each guest can make their own witches hat out of black card and decorate it using an assortment of materials: foil, glitter, coloured card, felt, pompoms, ribbons etc . . . Award the best-dressed hat with a prize.

MUSICAL BROOMSThis is a variation of musical chairs, using cushions to represent the brooms. Ask the guests to dance around the brooms.

Remove one broom every time the music stops. The winner is the last person left in the game.

ROOM ON THE BROOM: The PlayGet all the guests to act out the story. (This is even more fun if you know the ROOM ON THE BROOM song).

You will need to give everyone a part to play. The characters are: the witch, the cat, the dog, the bird, the frog and the dragon. If you have more guests than characters, then have some children acting as the wind and trees. You will need the following props:

a broom, a ribbon, a wand, a big blanket, a cauldron (a bucket or saucepan is fine!), a flower, a fir cone, a twig and a bone.

WITCHES’ HUNTSplit the guests into teams of 3–4 and give each team a cauldron (a bucket or saucepan) and a list of ingredients they need

to make a spell. The list can include everyday objects (socks, oranges, tennis balls . . .) Hide the ingredients around the house or garden. The winning team is the first team to collect all of the ingredients.

PIN THE WART ON THE WITCH ’ S NOSEThis is a variation of Pin the Tail on the Donkey. Stick a picture of a witch on the wall and use a red button with

Blu-tack on the back as the wart. Blindfold each player in turn and get them to stick the wart where they think the witch’s nose is. The winner is the player who sticks the wart right on the end of the witch’s nose.

Having a party?

Christopher Robin has returned to the

Hundred Acre Wood to play with the best

bear in all the world, Pooh.

Hallo, colour me!

Illustrations by Mike Burgess © Trustees of the Pooh Properties 2009

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Isn’t it funny how a bear likes honey,

buzz, buzz, buzz. I wonder why he does?

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Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends are excited

because a very special person is coming home,

but who could it be?Illustrations by Mike Burgess ©

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Zoë and Beans © 2011 Chloe & Mick Inpken zoeandbeans.com

Zoe’s favourite dress has a crazy pattern on it. Can you design a new pattern for Zoe’s dress?

Read and play with Daisy atwww.daisyclub.co.uk

Glue the dominoes to a piece of card and your set will be stronger and last longer. Ask an adult to help you cut along the dotted lines.

Picture Domino Rules (two players)1. Shuffle the dominoes and place them face down on a table or floor.2. Each player chooses seven dominoes. It is important that they do not show their dominoes to each other.3. Each player takes it in turns to place one domino at a time. The next player must match one of the dominoes in his or her stash to one of the ends of the dominoes already played. For example, if the domino on the end has a picture of Binky Boo on it, another domino with a picture of Binky Boo must be placed next to it.4. If one player does not have a domino that matches either end of the dominoes already played, he or she is blocked. The other player may continue to place dominoes until the blocked player has a match and can take a turn.5. When one player runs out of dominoes or both players become blocked, the game is over.The winner is the player who ‘dominoes’ (runs out of dominoes first) or who has the fewest dominoes left when the game is over.






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Content taken from Children’s Complete CookbookEbook also available

Mini-burgers

A WORLD OF IDEAS: SEE ALL THERE IS TO KNOW

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10You will need:

For the cake:• 225g (8oz) butter, at room temperature• 225g (8oz) caster sugar• 4 large eggs, lightly beaten• 225g (8oz) self-raising flour• icing sugar, to dust

For the filling:• 100ml (3½oz) double cream• 175g (6oz) strawberries, hulled and sliced

Special equipment: • 2x20cm (8in) round sandwich tins• electric hand whisk• baking parchment

20 mins 25 mins

1 Ask an adult to preheat the oven to 180°C (350°F/

Gas 4). Line the tins with baking parchment.

2 Mix the butter and sugar

with an electric hand whisk

until light and creamy. Whisk

in the eggs a little at a time.

3 Sift in the flour and fold it in

gently with a metal spoon.

Divide the mixture between

the tins and bake for 25

minutes. Cool briefly in tins

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4 5 Whisk the cream in a bowl.

Put the strawberries and

cream on one cake. Place the

other cake on top. Dust thickly

with icing sugar.

Follow this easy recipe to make a delicious Strawberry Cake – a perfect treat for a summer’s day.

Content taken from Children’s Complete CookbookEbook also available

Strawberry Cake

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Colour the shapes with a dot in them to see who’s

hiding there.

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Madame Cholet,s Fairy Cakes

Ingredients:125g softened butter 125g caster sugar 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1 tsp vanilla extract

125g self-raising flour2 tbsp milk 125g icing sugar2-3 tsp of food colouring

Instru�ions:1. Preheat the oven to 190°C/Gas mark 5. Butter your cake tin or place paper cases in the holes.

2. In a mixing bowl, beat the butter and sugar together until pale and fluffy. You can use an electric whisk or a wooden spoon to do this.

3. Add the beaten eggs, a little at a time, whisking to mix. �en beat inthe vanilla extract.

4. Sift in half of the flour and fold into the mixture. Add themilk and the rest of the flour and fold until well combined.

5. Spoon the mixture into your cake tin or paper cases and bakefor 12 minutes or until it has risen and is golden on top. Allow tocool for 10 minutes on a rack before removing from the tin.

6. Mix some icing sugar and water in a bowl. Once the cakeshave cooled, add the icing mixture to the top of the fairy cakes.Use your favourite food colouring for extra yummy-ness!

Why not make your own fairy cakes, just like MadameCholet? This yummy recipe will make 24 mini cakes.

(Ask an adult to help!)

www.thewomblesbooks.com

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LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Brick and the Knob confi gurations and the Minifi gure are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2011 The LEGO Group. Produced by Dorling Kindersley under license from the LEGO Group.

Can you spot the six differences?

ANSWERS: sea snake missing, Manta Warrior missing, crystals missing from chest, power cable has changed colour, bubble screen has changed colour, evil turtle’s protective shell has changed colour

LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Brick and the Knob confi gurations and the Minifi gure are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2011 The LEGO Group. Produced by Dorling Kindersley under license from the LEGO Group.

Start collecting your LEGO® library today

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Content taken from Doodlepedia

Butterfly Wings

SummerSpectacular

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Colour in the spots and patches on these butterflies’ wings.

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Make a mini doodle book! Just cut below these instructions, then fold the page along the dotted lines.

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