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Peter: Green trousers and top, green hat which you can make by rolling card or paper into a cone shape and painting green. Saucepan Man: Large saucepan/colander for hat and various metal utensils and small kitchen items tied to clothes.
Everytime I read this book I think about parties and dressing up as a character because in the school that Tom goes to, they decided to do a dress-up parade and Tom had so much trouble making his costume and at the end dressed up a a funny monster who 19s scales kept falling off. The plot was very exciting and believable, the characters were people and the story is about a boy 19s life and school. In this book there were no scary bits but quite a few funny bits. From this book I learned a little more about trust, friends and enemies. I would recommend this book to people in the age group from 8 to 12 because this book is so much fun and it 19s definitely worth reading. Finally, we couldn’t resist recreating a beautiful parakeet from Parrots Don’t Live in the City. We slipped a green pillowcase onto each arm, secured it to the jumper and then got to work cutting the shape of the feathers. We glued some of the green fabric to a simple mask and added a cardboard beak!
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YR - Cosette from Les Mis. DD’s not some kind of genius, nor are we hugely pretentious, she’d previously entered a couple of talent contests singing Castle on a Cloud so had a Cosette costume ready to go. Making a cardboard tabard, connected at the shoulders with ribbon or string, is very easy to do (assuming you have a large box to hand). We just cut out the shape of this boogying pear from The Kitchen Disco before giving it a few coats of green paint!
Bruce Bogtrotter: Pale shirt, with brown paint for chocolate stains, dark trousers and face paint to represent chocolate on face. Chocolate cake optional! Want more no-fuss, no-sew costume ideas? Have a look at our dress-up hints and tips for Nativity plays, Halloween, historical dressing up and Roald Dahl costumes. Have your child wear jeans and a white long sleeve top. You can paint red stripes onto the top using fabric pens or fabric paint. Then, have them wear a white bobble hat, again using fabric pens or paint for the stripes. Finish the look with a pair of glasses or add some Wally- or Wenda-ish hair with Book Aid's Where's Wally costume templates. Liz Pichon’s award-winning Tom Gates book series has sold more than 14 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 47 languages. The heavily illustrated novels, in handwritten font with Tom’s doodles and pictures embellishing the text, document in hilarious detail his everyday trials and tribulations at home and school which all kids can relate to. In 2022 book 20 in the series published Tom Gates: Happy to Help (Eventually), and the first art activity book was launched, You Can Draw Tom Gateswith Liz PichonAugustus Gloop: Oversized T shirt stuffed with a pillow or similar. Brown face paint to look like chocolate around face Y5- Lyra from His Dark Materials. Woolly jumper, snow boots, woolly hat, cuddly toy Safety pinned to her jumper for Pantalaimon and compass made from a Camembert box with string threaded through it so she could wear it. I read a book that is called 1CTom Gates 1D. It is a fiction book written by L.Pichon. I 19m not sure but I think that the genre is Realistic Fiction. My good friend suggested this book to me and I started reading it mostly because of the really cool cover that it has, but after a little while, I really started to like it. White shirt, sleeves rolled up and 'dirtied' with paint or dirt, dark trousers, belt, face painted beard and moustache, scruffy hair.
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