THUNDER & COMFORT
My cosy corner
Choose a favourite comfort, then draw someone to sit with and a cosy corner of your own.
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Little activities.
Time together.
Draw, colour and talk at your child’s pace. These eight companion activities are suggested for ages 3–6 with a grown-up. Use them at home, in a classroom or at a library.
The PDF includes thunder, school, moving home and Noah’s dentist visit. Four more activities below have their own printable sheets. Paper and colouring pencils are all you need.
STARTING SCHOOL
My school questions
Make room for curiosity: draw something you wonder about and choose a grown-up to ask.
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MOVING HOME
Memories to take with me
Draw a memory, something familiar to take and an idea for your new home.
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A DENTIST VISIT
My question for the dentist
Draw or tell a grown-up what you would like to ask, and take your question along.
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DARKNESS & BEDTIME
My familiar room
Notice familiar objects in daylight, imagine their shadows and draw a room you know.
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AVA’S DENTIST STORY
Our sound detective book
Listen for everyday sounds at home and draw a question about an unfamiliar sound.
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BAD DREAMS & IMAGINATION
A cloud of make-believe
Invent a friendly cloud shape and draw something familiar to come back to after a story.
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A FIRST PLANE JOURNEY
My first-flight explorer sheet
Draw a familiar comfort, a question about flying and something you might see above the clouds.
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Each activity has three prompts and plenty of space for drawing. Children can draw, make marks or tell a grown-up what to write. There are no right answers, and any prompt can be skipped.
You are welcome to print copies for free home, classroom or library activities. Please keep the credit and website address on each sheet. Share this page so others can find the current pack.
These are original companion activities, not copies of the book interiors. You can enjoy them without buying a book.