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Baa! Moo! What Will We Do?

By A. H. Benjamin

When Kangaroo arrives, Buttercup Farm’s animals discover their biggest worry hides an unexpected secret.

charming engaging heartwarming

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Average score: 4.56

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Baa! Moo! What Will We Do? turns farmyard panic into a funny, gentle lesson about not judging newcomers too quickly. With lively animal characters, a reassuring message about teamwork and plenty of opportunities for expressive read-aloud noises, it suits younger children especially well.

Genres

Animals Friendship/Family

What is Baa! Moo! What Will We Do? about?

When a new animal, Kangaroo, arrives at Buttercup Farm, the resident animals grow anxious, fearing she might take over their roles. Preoccupied with their worries, they fail to notice their young ones wandering off. As the situation unfolds, Kangaroo's unique abilities come to light, teaching everyone a valuable lesson about acceptance and teamwork.

About the author

A. H. Benjamin is a much-loved British author who has written over 40 books for children. His stories are filled with fun, adventure, and lovable animal characters. One of his most popular books is 'Bear Gets Stuck.' Children all over the world enjoy reading his books and discovering his wonderful tales.

Discussion ideas around Baa! Moo! What Will We Do?

Meeting Kangaroo: Why do the farm animals feel worried about Kangaroo before they get to know her?

Special talents: What makes Kangaroo useful on the farm, and what special skill would you bring to help the animals?

Worries and facts: Which of the animals’ guesses about Kangaroo are silly, and how could they find out what is really true?

Working together: How do the animals become a better team by the end of the story?

Being welcoming: What could you do to help someone new feel welcome at school or in your neighbourhood?

Pages

24 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2016

First published

1996

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