Smiffys David Walliams Deluxe Billionaire Boy Costume, Blu with Top, Trousers & Toilet Roll Accessory with, Officially Licensed David Walliams Fancy Dress, Child Dress Up Costumes

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The Paper Dolls features just that - so you can your own paper dolls - and wear a simple dress and cardigan as the little girl in the story. Lucy Filmore's daughter as The Paper Dolls The Boy In The Dress Bullying takes place at both schools that Joe goes to. Discuss what bullying is and how we can help those who are affected by it. The BFG himself is a big hit for World Book Day, but if you don't fancy creating those big ears, this could be an easier option. Chapter 16 has a list of silly names. Discuss why each one is silly and what words / phrases they sound like. Could you come up with some more silly names?

World Book Day wouldn't be the same without Julia Donaldson's characters in the mix and this one's a very simple one to recreate. And you don't need much to make it work. A denim dress, denim shorts and tights, or dungarees will do the job. Finish it off with a red hair ribbon and a copy of the book and you're there. Layla as Matilda Bruce Bogtrotter Not so long ago the Spud family had lived a very humble life’. Investigate what ‘humble’ means. Can you think of any words which have similar meanings? We recommend anyone in Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Shetlands, Scottish Highlands/off the coast of Scotland, Republic of Ireland, Isle of Man, and Channel Islands use Priority Delivery unless you require an urgent timed delivery through UPS courier which is at an additional cost. Please see below for postage prices.Probably Roald Dahl's most emulated World Book Day character is Matilda - the little girl with special powers and a love of books.

Sophie is a very simple character to recreate. All you need is pyjamas or a nightie, some glasses and your own tub of 'sweet dreams' and you've got your very own orphan. Leah Louise Bielby's daughter as Sophie from The BFG Diary of a Wimpy Kid In Chapters 13 and 17, Joe isn’t very nice when Bob tries to make friends again. Talk about other ways that he could have dealt with the situation. Draw a map of Bumfresh Towers and add the different parts / rooms mentioned in Chapter 1, as well as the locations of all of the amazing things that Joe owns. You can easily make a handmade broom and if you've got any teddies of characters from the book - like the dog, cat or frog - you could take those along too. Isabelle as the witch from Room on the Broom MatildaIf you've got the Doh Nutters board game, you could always use the elephant mask from that. Or if you have any other animal onesie, then there's no end of books you could choose - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Dear Zoo, Monkey Puzzle, you name it. The Slightly Annoying Elephant (Image: Manchester Evening News) Room on the Broom

Yes, Joe has absolutely everything he could possibly want. But there’s just one thing he really needs: a friend… Teaching Ideas and Resources: English Another Walliams favourite is the popular Billionaire Boy and it's pretty simple to create your own Joe Spud. At one point in the story, there is a petition to get Miss Spite reinstated. Talk about what a petition is. Are there any issues that you would like to change? Think about ways that you could help to make that change. Would a petition help?Joe’s dad travels to his new school in a helicopter. Think of different ways that you could travel to school and discuss the pros / cons of each. Could you draw a map of your route to school, adding features that you see on the way? Billionaire Boy has a ‘Postscript’ which gives information about what happened to the characters after the story ended. Could you write a postscript for your favourite books?

Read Chapter 1 and look at the prices of some of the things that Joe has. How much are these items worth? Could you make some word problems which include the items and their values?Just a tutu and headband or bow would be enough to make it work if you've not got the whole kit and caboodle. Rebecca Robinson's daughter Sophia as a ballerina 101 Dalmatians You don't even need a full witch's costume for this to work - just a hat and the book would do, or a hat attached to a headband like Isabelle's wearing here. Watch this reading and interview with the author. Think of questions that you would like to ask David Walliams: If your child doesn't mind face painting then you can do that too, like 10-year-old Yousef Chowdhury did here.