There are lots of adjectives in the story, e.g. Little, brown, warm, angry. Find objects in your classroom and think of adjectives to describe them. Threadbearcare is experienced in repairing pads and paws, noses, joints, ears and lost arms or legs to list my most common bear restorations. I will always give a free, no-obligation assessment once I have seen your bear or soft toy that is calculated using my price guide. Learn how teddy bears are made. Could you visit a shop which makes them and see the process for yourselves? Choose your favourite toy and write a story about how it feels about different things. What does it like about living with you? Is there anything that it might like to get better at? How could it do that?

Investigate the volume of different squeaks and other noises. Which is the loudest? How can you measure the volume? Every much-loved old teddy bear deserves sympathetic repairs to carefully restore their former furry glory. Threadbearcare in West Sussex has well over two decades of bear restoration experience, patiently giving antique, vintage and modern teddy bear friends a new lease of life. Threadbear gets hung out to dry. Why do things dry on washing lines? Use this as a starting point for talking about evaporation. There is a lot of speech in the text. Use this to think about the use of speech marks and other punctuation.Think of different toys and objects which make sounds. Could you use these to compose a tune? Could you make a repeating pattern using the noises? Can Father Christmas make his wish come true and give him a squeaky tummy or will it be something much more simple that grants him his wish? Teaching Ideas and Resources: English