Supertato

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Christmas has come to the supermarket, but not everyone is hap-pea about it in this fabulously festive Supertato adventure! But an ice cream with multicoloured sprinkles makes his back a bit chilly, and someone already lives inside the shiny red apple! Chris just can’t bring himself to hang cobwebs and cook curried slugs—he’s much more into bunting and fairy cakes!

Following on from this it is also very colourful and interactive, giving opportunities for children to ask lots of questions! The text lends lots of ideas to the classroom- writing prompts on how to save the vegetables from evil pea and discussions on healthy eating. An innovative concept, playing on the excitement of superheroes but with a real twist: it is all about vegetables, a superhero potato, and a mischievous evil pea causing havoc in the supermarket isles. Purchase or borrow for caregivers/teachers who are looking for a story to read during their healthy food choices units.this was a short simple story which was made 100% more fun by the fact that Tom Hiddleston was reading it to me on YouTube with his exceptional voice and lively acting.

Kids will laugh at the goofy things the mischievous frozen pea does to Carrot, Broccoli, Cucumber, and the other denizens of the produce section.

The fabulous new character from Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet, the bestselling, award-winning creators of Barry the Fish with Fingers, I Need a Wee and Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell. I would argue that you don't need both, but that's not a very popular opinion 'round these here parts. Then meet No-Bot, the robot whose bottom is making funny noises in this hilariously silly new adventure from Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet, creators of the super-bestselling Supertato series! Art/design: make your own super veggie superhero – either design on paper, using craft materials or, even better, with a real vegetable! Science: the healthy eating plate – this book really makes vegetables exciting, which is such a bonus for encouraging children to eat their 5-a-day.