Oi Frog! (Oi Frog and Friends)

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Perfect for 3-5 year-olds... an hilarious re-readable future favourite." — Waterstones (Leilah Shelton) Cats sit on mats, hares sit on chairs, mules sit on stools and gofers sit on sofas, but Frog does not want to sit on a log! Oi! Draw along with me in this simple step by step video. In this video I'll show you how to draw Dog from the 'Oi!' series written by Kes Gray and illustrated by me. Written by Kes Gray and illustrated by Jim Field, these books are firm favourites with parents and kids alike and are brilliant for learning about rhyming too. A very funny book with a lovely twist to the tale. Really entertaining... perfect for bedtime." — Books for Keeps

You'd be hard pressed to find a more entertaining book than this stunningly illustrated story... an absolute treat." — Daily Mail

Multibuys

I think we've found a new family favourite, this picture book is hugely hilarious with plenty of fun rhymes and colourfully striking illustrations.

A] hugely enjoyable piece of rhyming fun...This is simply an absolute delight to read aloud with your child and became a firm bedtime favourite with my 6 year old daughter Coco" commented radio 2's Jo Whiley — Teach Primary Ai miksikö? Koska "Dogs sit on logs", opastaa kissa. Eläimet voivat istua vain niillä asioilla, jotka rimmaavat niiden oman nimen kanssa, ja aluksi homma vaikuttaakin ihan fiksulta. Lopulta touhu alkaa kuitenkin mennä niin omitukseksi, että sammakko-polo kyseenalaistaa koko kuvion. Ei kyseessä ole järjestä, vaan siitä että asiat tehdään oikein, kertoo kissa. "Do the right thing!" Children will adore joining in with the strong rhyming patterns as well as loving the ridiculous scenarios" — Teaching English (Primary Matters) In this first video I'll show you how to draw Frog from 'Oi Frog!' written by Kes Gray and illustrated by me.

Armistice Day: A Collection of Remembrance - Spark Interest and Educate Children about Historical Moments As frog fires questions at Cat, he discovers where gorillas, puffins and wizards should sit until the answer to his final question keeps him quiet for a very long time!