Peck Peck Peck

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commonly hates with the pretense of love, for the purposes of self-deception as much as deception of others Cut a small hole in the middle of a piece of paper or card and move around the room viewing objects through the hole. What do children notice? Make a hole collection Read the story again and leave spaces for children to join in with the reading, especially the rhymes. Tell the story

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Children can use bird toys to act out the story (or make them out of playdough or plasticine). It’s a really good way for them to get to know the story well and helps to build their confidence with books. Make a bird mask that love is identified with romantic love (he considers it a very destructive myth when it is solely relying on "falling in love"),

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