Everyone knows that owls are nocturnal but one curious little owl decides to take a long nap at night so she can stay awake during the day. Younger children enjoy the story and have colours introduced and / or enforced while older children can understand that Little Owl’s behaviour is unusual for a nocturnal animal. Said the Owl tells the story of a curious owl who stays awake all day instead of having her usual sleep. What she sees, from the warm, pink glow of dawn through to a day filled with the bright colours of green leaves, blue sky, grey clouds and, finally, a stunning rainbow, makes her exclaim 'WOW!

Even if you are not seeing a show, these education packs contain numerous ideas for classroom activities. The best part is that I don't cringe every time he says "owl" and wants me to read this book to him again and again because it's quite a captivating little tale with illustrations that are enchanting and educational.From the warm pink glow of dawn through to a day filled with the bright colours of green leaves, blue sky, grey clouds and, finally, a stunning rainbow — ‘WOW! Babes in Arms Tickets: a limited number of free tickets are available for babies 12 months and under (ticket only, no seat). A sweet little story about an owl who wakes up at dawn one morning instead of sleeping through the day like owls usually do. but I do appreciate the way that it weaves the colours into the story instead of just listing them, as it makes learning colours far more engaging than a lot of the colour-focused picture books that we've read with our little one.

They will provide a linguistic and artistic interpretation of the show for people who are D/deaf or for whom BSL is their preferred language. He pours over the illustrations, shouting "moon", "star", "owl", "butter" (that's butterfly, by the way), "WOW! If you would like to book a wheelchair space or if you have any special requirements, please phone the box office who can advise. Useful that they also use the correct colour names rather than 'purple' to expand their knowledge and vocabulary.

Relaxed Performances are provided for people who would benefit from a more relaxed environment, or are uncomfortable with sudden lighting changes or loud noises, including those with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, sensory or communication needs or a learning disability. We are delighted to bring you a bright and bold exhibition for children, based on the much-loved book, ‘WOW! From the warm, pink glow of dawn through to a day filled with the bright colours of green leaves, blue sky, white clouds and, finally, a stunning rainbow – ‘WOW! Each page had a different colour and the children drew pictures withtheir own ideas, for example a red fire engine, a yellow banana, a pink pig. This family friendly exhibition opens on Saturday 10 October 2020 in the Nave gallery here at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre.

Explore the wow-world of colours with this curious little owl who is determined to stay awake to see what day light brings. The storystimulateda fun nature walk where we looked for natural items that matchedthe colours in the book. The big eyes also help owls to find the mice, voles and other small mammals and birds that they like to attack with their razor-sharp talons and eat.Any booking you make will not be placed with VisitScotland and we will have no liability to you in respect of any booking. Said the Owl © 2009 Tim Hopgood, published by Macmillan Children’s Books, a division of Macmillan Publishers International Ltd.