Farm bedtime stories
Pip hides three wooden Easter eggs; Hattie keeps putting them back in the basket. Pudding follows Alfie’s watering can, then splashes into his carrot-rinsing tub. Anwen’s butterfly passenger stays dry while the water lands in a boot, on a gate, and in a hoofprint. Choose a hiding game, a muddy bath, or a slower way down the bean rows.
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Pip’s three Easter eggs keep returning to the basket. Hattie’s helpful plops turn his hiding game into a game they can share.
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“For Easter, Pip the bunny had three painted wooden eggs and a basket. His long ears bobbed a…”
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Pudding keeps getting under Alfie’s watering can. When he finds her wallow has gone dry, they pour and stamp a new muddy bath together.
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“Alfie tipped his watering can over the beans. Out came a lovely sprinkle. Under the spout we…”
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Mallow rides Anwen’s watering can while hurried pours soak a boot and a farm gate. Watching the butterfly’s flower route helps Anwen water the bean roots, then carry one dry passenger home.
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“On the family farm, Anwen had one job before lunch: water the bean rows. The sun was already…”
Pip and Hattie’s five-page Easter game suits a listener around four and ends in laughter with one last plop. Alfie and Pudding’s six-page story also suits four; Alfie makes a muddy bath, then sits down beside the pig with a muddy knee. Anwen’s watering-can story suits read-aloud time around six. It happens before lunch, with a wet-boot joke and a contented walk home. Choose the eggs or Pudding for a lively laugh, or Anwen for a slower finish that still has a squish and a slosh.
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