Bunnies on the Bus

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We had so much fun following Bunnies on the Bus, and seeing what would happen! When you get to the end you’re definitely going to want to know what happens next! Digitized colored pencil pictures, rendered in deep pastels, bring to mind a pepped-up vintage Little Golden Book. Keen-eyed readers will spot other madcap moments, including a police chase, occurring alongside the rabbits’ romp. Instead, introduce the carrier during playtime, leaving door open so your rabbit can enter it on its own. b) Entice your rabbit in the carrier with treats. Taking your rabbit on public transport might seem like a daunting experience. Rabbits are nervous creatures that can be scared easily, particularly when they’re away from their home.

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The rhyming text of this story make it a great class read aloud and it could also be used to inspire further writing in class. It’s bouncy rhythm, and use of rhyme and repeated phrases mean that pupils will take great delight in joining in as they become more familiar with the text. Renata’s wren encounter proves magical, one most children could only wish to experience outside of this lovely story. Once you have lined the bottom with the absorbant material of your choice, add a blanket or towel on top.

Public transport can be a pretty unpredictable place, and the sounds, sights and smells of a busy bus or train can be scary and highly stressful for a rabbit. You also want to prevent your bunny from seeing any sudden movements which can give them a real fright.

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Bunnies take over a city bus for a wild ride full of hilarious antics. Bunnies on the Bus is a hopping good time both for the story and the illustrations, which lend themselves to repeated readings/viewings. Be sure to get an appropriate travel cage for your bunny weeks before your planned road trip. This way, you can spend time to make sure your rabbit feels safe and secure in its travel home. Make Your Rabbit’s Travel Carrier a Cosy Den. a) Line the bottom of the carrier with a GRIPPY, odour absorbing material Bunnies on the Bus by Philip Ardagh is and adorable preschool book that is clearly written to be read aloud. The illustrations by Ben Mantle are engaging without being a distraction from the story. I enjoyed reading this story with my child and looking at the pictures and seeing all of the small details. For example, by looking at the illustrations, one sees a cute subplot about two with two masked squirrels who have escaped and are on the run. Bunnies on the Bus was a Summer Reading Challenge 2020 recommended read! It’s written by Philip Ardagh and illustrated by Ben Mantle. h3. All about Philip As well as being an Ambassador for the Summer Reading Challenge, Philip Ardagh is also a Lifetime Ambassador for the Schools Library Group of CILIP (the librarians’ association), the Northern Children’s Book Festival, and for the Stratford-upon-Avon Literary Festival. As a quadruple ambassador, he gets to wear a special hat and is given extra-large portions of ice-cream. h4. Get to know Philip with our Silly Squad Q&A! What is your favourite funny book?The wording is quite minimal and the first two phrases are repeated. This will help new readers to read. It also rhymes and I know kids love a rhyming book. Work your way up to having your rabbit in its travel cage for at least 30 minutes. d) Do some short practice runs. A romping, riotous read-aloud from best-selling author Philip Ardagh and award-winning illustrator Ben Mantle