SuitabookImagination opening into nature learning
Jack’s room transforms as he and his grandfather read a special book, beginning a wildlife adventure.
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Ed Kellie - Author
A playful wildlife adventure links shared reading with discovery. Jack and his grandfather use an illustrated book to explore British birds, their habitats and the idea of flight.
Production company Moon Studio has launched a new children's series called Wildlife Jack and his animal adventures on the Disney channel this summer, narrated by Chris Packham. It is a new wildlife TV show aimed at 2-6 year olds. In the show, animated Jack uses his special ability to talk to real animals and discovers their extraordinary world. Jack lives in the middle of a city but loves the countryside. His explorer Grandpa has given him a very special book, full of pictures and cuttings from his adventures. As they read it together, his room transforms around him and his own wildlife adventure begins. Wildlife Jack, the book is based on the first episode 'I want to fly', and teaches children about British birds, their habitats, and the wonders of flight.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA playful wildlife adventure links shared reading with discovery. Jack and his grandfather use an illustrated book to explore British birds, their habitats and the idea of flight.
Jack’s room transforms as he and his grandfather read a special book, beginning a wildlife adventure.
After reading, look together for a bird mentioned or suggested by the story, then ask what the book says about its habitat and what you would still like to find out.
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