If you're happy/smart/kind/caring and you know it, clap your hands/stamp your feet/twirl around. Sing If you're happy and you know it but change happy to other positive affirmations and switch up the actions too! Who is blank ? I am blank Yes you are, and we think your blank too? In this song, add in positive affirmations such as, great/loveable/ worthwhile/ kind/ honest/ friendly/special. Have a sing and dance along to these songs that are designed to make you happy about being yourself. Find a brilliant outfit that makes you feel happy and get other people in the house to do the same.Īfter your parade you could take a parade photo. Maybe wear your favourite dressing up costume, maybe wear colours that make you happy, maybe you could try wearing your usual clothes in an unusual way, like wearing trousers on your arms. To have a parade as beautiful as Julian's, you need to show off your best outfit. To help you imagine, you could find ocean sounds on the computer or videos from under the sea. What can you see in your underwater world? Who will you meet? What will you find? Could you go on a big underwater adventure. Julian has a fantastic imagination so it is time to test yours. You could even collect flowers and leaves to decorate your mermaid's hair and tail. Use the story summary or video storytelling to help you. If you don't have a copy of this book at home, you could try and make your own. How would your grown-ups react if you pulled the curtains down and picked the flowers? What was your favourite picture in the story? Once you have read something you should talk about it! Find someone to talk to about what happened in the story and maybe answer these questions: In this video, find some creative activites to explore the book! Click here to download the activities sheet.įind the activities below, with time stamps for when they are explained in the video. Nana comes back with a necklace for Julian, to go with his mermaid outfit. When Nana sees him, she walks away and Julian worries he has done something wrong. While Nana is in the bath, he uses flowers from the vase and leaves from the plant pot to make lovely hair as well as using the curtains to make a long swishy tail. Julian tells his Nana that he is a mermaid. Julian thinks about being in a world of beautiful water, fish and mermaids.
Julian is on the train with his Nana when he sees some mermaids and is transported into his imagination. In the video, listen to the full story, complete with a quick warm up to start and some book chat at the end! Home Learning Reader in Residence Reader in Residence Digital Nursery and Reception Julian is a Mermaid Julian is a Mermaid By Jessica Love Published by Walker Books
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