Lost in the Toy Museum: An Adventure

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With the help of a series of notes, he finds them, and they reveal that they were playing Hide and Seek.Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). The children will explore the box and make simple sentences to describe some of the toys inside the box.

You've probably heard of, or maybe even watched, the film Night At The Museum, starring (amongst others) Ben Stiller, Robin Williams and Dick Van Dyke, which told the story of a poor museum guard trying to keep control of a whole host of museum exhibits that come to life at night-time. Shortly after graduating from The Royal College of Art, he illustrated a picture book by Ted Hughes and began writing picture book stories of his own.

Lost in the Toy Museum: An Adventure by David Lucas is a delightful story perfect to use alongside Twinkl primary resources when teaching and learning about toys in KS1. Until one night the toys decide to play a game of hide and seek with him and he sets off on his own adventure to find them. Before you begin reading the story there is a page containing illustrations of all that characters and their names.

One night they decide to run away from the main character, who is not quite sure what is going on, as he think that all the toys have gotten lost.His drawings are full of detail and are brilliant for exploring with the kids as you read the story. Read more about the condition Very Good: A book that has been read and does not look new, but is in excellent condition. His stories are a mix of fairytale and autobiography, and his aim in all his work is to communicate his belief that the world is a magical place. We have shared adjectives to describe a characters feelings as well as exploring different verbs to describe what the toys are doing. It also is a good book to look at character development in literacy and what toy would a child pick to come to life and what would their personality be.