Book and Creative Task - Tuesday 16th June

Oxford Owl



Ask your child these questions:
What was the shop called?
What does Nok swim with?
How do you think Nok felt when he got trapped in the shell?
How did Tiger save Nok?
What did Tiger do at the end of the story?


Draw a picture of what your pet fish would look like. Make sure to make it colourful!

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