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ACTIVITIES:
1. Write a postcard to an older person in your family who might enjoy hearing from you, as Paddington did to his Aunt Lucy. Cut a piece of cardboard for the postcard, draw a colorful picture on one side, turn the card over and write your message on the left side, and the address on the right side. Put a stamp on the card. Show it to our class and then mail it!
2. Ask some of your relatives about their experiences while getting a driver's license. Write a report in which you describe this. Use a clever title for the article.
3. Scan the book for a number of English expressions used, such as torch for flashlight. Do your best to find out what each one means. Make a list of them and their meanings. Do at least 10 please.
4. Write a menu of very unusual food Padington might have created, such as Boot Wellington. Include a short description of each dish.
5. Write a catchy slogan about a fruit to encourage someone to buy and eat it. Be more original than: "A currant a day keeps the doctor away." Put this on a poster with a picture of your fruit and make an ad for it.
6. Make a costume out of paper similar to the costume parade that Mr. Curry won.
