5 4

everything! Lucy Lamp Light, 3 Kicking King, 2

high up above and look where I met At the castle I met

Lighthouse,
Mike from the
We saw Munching

munching magnets,
I think. Booklet 3

Noisy Nick was picking nuts which I met Jumping Jim

6
Can you see? up a nut tree, 7
he said were for me! 8 on his birthday!
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the Queen.” Puppy said,
“Let’s go and visit and Peter

not to be seen. Robot but...

he was trying Then I saw Red

I learned to hiss
like Sammy Snake Booklet 4
ss
sss
s

and sitting there

together, we wished
6
while we watched seagulls in the sky, 7 that we could fly. 8 Oscar Orange
 How to make your Letterland booklets
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5 3 4 2 5

6 7 8 6
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1. Lay your booklet flat in the 2. Fold in half and cut from the
landscape position. fold to the first crease.

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6 7 8 8

3. Open out and fold in half 4. Push the ends inwards to

lengthwise. form a cube shape.

5. Push the ends together to

flatten the cube then fold the
pages around to form the book.

Worth Knowing
Learning to read and to enjoy reading are two key factors for success in life.
Research has shown that children who read regularly for pleasure predictably
do better in school and in adult life than those who don’t. And the best place
to start enjoying books is right in their parents’ laps – both Mum’s and Dad’s!