Bluey: Swim School
By Bluey
Bluey’s swim lesson takes a surprising turn when someone’s secret threatens to bubble up.
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.8
From 25 readers
What do our readers think of Bluey: Swim School? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy the familiar Bluey family, the swimming setting and the silly pretend-play. Some children find the story or its swimming-school roles a little confusing, especially if they do not know the word “dobbing”.
What does the Pageticker team say about Bluey: Swim School?
This playful Bluey adventure turns an ordinary swimming lesson into an imaginative family game, with plenty of silliness and warm-hearted humour. Best suited to young Bluey fans who enjoy stories about make-believe, family teamwork and learning through play.
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What is Bluey: Swim School about?
Join Bluey and her family as they dive into a playful game of Swim School! With Bluey as the enthusiastic instructor, Mum, Dad, and Bingo face amusing challenges while learning to swim. Can they master their lessons without dobbing on each other? This delightful story is filled with humour and heart, perfect for young readers.
About the author
Bluey is a lovable blue heeler dog from Australia, famous for starring in the much-loved TV show 'Bluey.' With her family and friends, Bluey goes on exciting adventures, using imagination and teamwork. Bluey’s stories are full of fun, laughter, and lessons about friendship and kindness, making her a favourite with children everywhere.
Discussion ideas around Bluey: Swim School
Playing pretend: What makes Bluey’s Swim School game feel like a real lesson, even though the family is pretending?
Being a good teacher: What kind of swim teacher is Bluey, and what could she do to help Mum, Dad and Bingo learn?
Telling the truth: Why might someone choose not to dob on another person, and when might it be important to tell a grown-up?
Learning something tricky: How do the characters respond when swimming does not go as planned, and what helps them keep trying?
Family fun: Which part of the family’s game would you most like to join, and what new rule would you add?
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2024
First published
2023
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