George's First Day at Playgroup
By Neville Astley
Peppa isn’t pleased when George joins playgroup but why does everyone love his dinosaur?
charming · heartwarming · engaging
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Average 4.54, from 13 readers
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George’s First Day at Playgroup is a bright, reassuring Peppa Pig story about sharing familiar spaces and making room for a younger sibling. Neville Astley’s simple, lively style suits preschool listeners well, while George’s beloved Mr Dinosaur adds the right amount of dino-powered silliness. A gentle choice for children preparing for playgroup.
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What is George's First Day at Playgroup about?
It's George's first day at playgroup, and Peppa isn't thrilled about her little brother joining her. However, when her friends take a liking to George and his toy dinosaur, Peppa's feelings begin to change. This delightful story helps young readers understand the joys and challenges of welcoming a sibling into their daily activities.
About the author
Neville Astley is a talented British animator, writer, and director. He is best known for co-creating the much-loved children's television show 'Peppa Pig'. Neville enjoys making fun and imaginative stories that help children learn and laugh. His work has made millions of children around the world smile and enjoy exciting adventures.
Discussion ideas around George's First Day at Playgroup
Big Feelings: How do you think Peppa feels about George coming to her playgroup, and what might help her?
Mr Dinosaur: Why do you think George likes taking his toy dinosaur with him, and what special toy would you choose?
Trying Something New: What might make a first day at playgroup feel exciting or a little bit worrying?
Sharing Space: How could Peppa and George enjoy playgroup together while still having their own activities?
Being Welcoming: What could you do to help a new child feel happy and included?
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2014
First published
2011
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