Storytime january 2021

Pl a stic free! M THE GREATEST KID IN THE WORLD hits it big ! ALE! Can T E IV T C E T E D A tery? e mys Agatha solve th THE WOLF PRINCE The Story of the Year, a new knight in old boots, Sleeping Beauty and A FLYING LION! READING COMPREHENSION WRITING SUPPORTS THE ENGLISH NATIONAL CURRICULUM ARE YOU READY FOR ANOTHER WONDERFUL YEAR OF STORIES? Around the World Tales N I W ant i l l i r B oks! Bo The ca t said, “I agree we , but ho that?” w can The g repl ed, “I must ca tch a mo have a pla n! 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TM I n a time so long ago that only the oldest animals remember, Uncle Lion could fly, and he was the most feared creature on all the plains of Africa He had great w ngs like those of a bat and when h s shadow fell on the dry grass all of the animals fled but how could they escape a mighty cat that could fly? Uncle Lion snatched up whatever prey he liked in his claws and ate them in his nest h gh stop a great rock that pierced the clouds The bones would turn white n the sun but for some reason he never cracked them with his great teeth ry of th e 11 Year CrA F and a mi ough tow ghty bli n, piling snow hig zzard ble drifts in h on the w the stree rooftops ts and pil People hur P ling ried thro T IT Wha can tever se m chee ake yo ason frie rful w ur win it is, yo nds! ith u dow stor so ytim Downl me sp more colo emaga oad th arrow em ur th zin e co from them em to yo in, an m/fre ur w d tape e, ndow ! ugh the they cel snowstorm ebrated the com to get saf stopped ing of the ely into and an icy their hou new yea chill fell ses, whe r Howeve hard frosty on the tow re r, by mid crust n, freezing night the snowfall the top of When the the snow sun cam into a e up in the and gold, morn ng, two o sparrow col our s hopped ng the sky around on and the snow in a rooftop purple , trying to keep wa rm “I’ve just about had enough cold!” com of this plained one of the “The hum m ans celebr ated the Year’ last ‘New night, but things see as misera m just ble as the y were yes terday!” “I agree! ” grumbled the other will t be “When spring?” They wer e joined by an old w ser spa er and rrow, who se feathe turning whi rs were te While the g shoo h s fur k the wa , the ca ter fro t took merch m the mo ant’s ho use to use the The ca t told the mo sneak use, Yo nto the u must merch room ant’s co There , un yo ting chest u will find a Gnaw great a hole the go in it an lden rin d take g you will fin The mo d inside use did !” as she sneakin asked, g throu gh the finding dark ho the ch est use an It then d used its in the coun t ng roo sharp hole in m teeth the he to avy wo gnaw squeez a od un e in an t l it co d find uld the go lden rin g “The hum ans hav e invente called ‘cal d things endars’ that tell a year end them whe s and whe n n season begin!” said s the old spa if you trul rrow “Bu y want to t know whe seasons n the change, you must countryside go to the Spring trul the storks y comes when return!” ! The two younger sparrow go out nto s decide the country d to when Spr side to find ing would out come, but older one the chose to stay beh “My w fe ind and I hav e a nice the roof nes t under of a hou se, and even put the owner s out bre ad crusts for us!” So the you ng sparrow s flew off the country into side, whe re snow on the hills lay thick and a chil l wind ble through the bare w branches trees The of the y looked everywher a sign of e for spring, but there wa to be see s none n They ask ed an old raven per on the fen ched cepost if he spring wo knew whe uld arrive n AWAY GA THE MA D HATTER has some unexpecte d guests! The Bea r in the Hut, a L ion that Learns a Lesson an LUE FAIR Y! ww torytimemagazine.com/free JOIN US for th e weir dest footba ll mat ch of all time! Exciting adventures for the new year! ! T I SPOT thi d n i f you Can gaze i s This very special issue is about all kinds of amazing kids, for all kinds of amazing kids! Storytime™ magazine is published every month by Storytime, 90 London Rd, London, SE1 6LN © Storytime Magazine Ltd, 2021 All rights reserved No part of this magazine may be used or reproduced without prior written permission of the publisher Printed by Warner Group Creative Director: Lulu Skantze Editor: Sven Wilson Commercial Director: Leslie Coathup Storytime and its paper suppliers have been bh\]j]h\]hnes[]lnbƄ]\bhX[[il\Xh[]qbnana] rules of the FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council)® www.storytimemagazine.com ILLUSTRATORS: Rachel Batislaong The Story of the Year Federica Tanania How the Dog and the Cat Became Enemies Vera Zaytseva The Greatest Kid in the World Giorgia Broseghini Sleeping Beauty Goes to the Moon Diana Dementeva The Wolf Prince Paige McMorrow The Knight in Shepherd’s Boots Maja Barska When Uncle Lion Could Fly Marrie-Pierre Oddoux The Classroom Conspiracy Conundrum! With stories from South Af rica, China, England and the USA! Read happily ever after Stor teller’s Corner Myths and Legends The sto ory of the Year The knight in s epherd’s BOOTS she Two city sparrows go to th the countr ide – where the ey see the wonder of the changing seasons! Now where is that zebra? The story of King Arthur’s unlik keliest knight Famous Fable Aro ound the World Tales How the dog and he cat became enemies es Wheen uncle lion could fly 10 A tale that explains why two of our favourite pets don’t get on o esome Adventures Th greatest KID in h he world 13 The true story of a boy who loses a bicycle and discovers his dream! A toad comes up with a cunning plan to make the cruel lion lose his wings Tales from Today The classroom conspiracy conundrum! Can Agatha work out why her friends are behaving strangely? hort Stories, Big Dreams Storytime Playbox leeping beauty oes to the moon Rm] siol \]n][nbp] mdbeem ni Ƅh\ a missing bike, identify animal skeletons and work out who ate the birthday cake! 18 A sleepyhead princess goes o on a magical dream-journey avourite Fai y Tales he wolf p in e = gX`hbƄ[]hn qie^ jnol]m the heart of a princ s! 20 OUR COVER STORY Story Ma c Enter our contest to win books about kung fu animals, a magic song and how weather works! Who will win – SEE dog or cat? PAGE 48! ! S E I r O T S T A E r G r E V WE DELI E U S S I K C A B R U O OrDEr ! W O N S E BUNDL S E I R ST VISIT STORYTIMEMAGAZINE.COM/SHOP FOR EXCLUSIVE STORYTIME MERCHANDISE! Storyteller’s Corner The Story of the Year I t was New Year’s Eve, and a mighty blizzard blew through town, piling snowdrifts in the streets and covering the rooftops with a thick layer of white People hurried through the snowstorm to get into their warm houses, where they celebrated the coming of the New Year However, by midnight, the snowfall had stopped and an icy chill had fallen on the town, freezing the top of the snow into a hard frosty crust When the sun came up in the morning, colouring the sky and the snow in purple and gold, two sparrows hopped around on a rooftop, trying to keep warm CrAFT IT! What e can m ver seaso n it is ake y , you o ur win chee rful w d ow m ith so friend ore me sp s! Do arrow w story timem nload the m fro agaz colou i n e.com m r them /free in an them , d to yo tape ur win dow! “I’ve just about had enough of this cold!” complained one of them “The humans celebrated the ‘New Year’ last night, but things seem just as miserable as they were yesterday!” “I agree!” grumbled the other “When will it be spring?” They were joined by an older and wiser sparrow, whose feathers were turning white “The humans have invented things called ‘calendars’ that tell them when a year ends and when seasons begin!” said the old sparrow “But if you truly want to know when the seasons change, you must go to the countryside Spring truly comes when the storks return!” The two younger sparrows decided to go out into the countryside to find out when spring would come, but the older one chose to stay behind “My wife and I have a nice nest under the roof of a house, and the owner even puts out bread crusts for us!” So the young sparrows flew off into the countryside, where snow lay thick on the hills and a chill wind blew through the bare branches of the trees They looked everywhere for signs of spring, but there were none to be seen They asked an old raven perched on the fence post if he knew when spring would arrive He said, “Though the humans say it is now the New Year, Old Man Winter still rules this land Only when the first storks return, bringing the Prince and Princess of Spring, can he leave!” The sparrows saw Old Man Winter perched on a hilltop, looking to the south with ice-grey eyes as the wind whipped through his stringy frosted hair The sparrows stayed in the country for some weeks, huddling for shelter in tree trunks and searching for seeds in the snow, and one day, they noticed that the snow was melting As a warm breeze blew up from the south, the first stork of the season flew with it, carrying on its back two golden-haired children When he saw them, Old Man Winter smiled, and faded away in the warm golden light of the sun The Prince and Princess of Spring walked hand-in-hand across the land, and wherever they walked, the snow melted and green shoots sprang up Soon, new leaves were growing and flowers were blooming everywhere they looked The sparrows were joined by hundreds of others, all cheerfully chirping, “Spring! Spring is here!” As the weeks and months passed, the Prince and Princess of Spring grew into the King and Queen of Summer, bringing warm sunshine as the plants and animals grew strong and healthy As the days grew shorter and autumn mists came over the land, the King and Queen of Summer became the Rulers of Autumn Where they passed by, the grain turned golden and the green leaves changed to vibrant yellow and orange Fruit and grain grew ripe and heavy on tree and stalk The sparrows became fat as they fed on the plentiful berries and grains of autumn… As chilly winter winds blew in from the north, Lady Autumn looked longingly to the south, and said, “My dear husband, it is time for me to go! My children will come next spring, when your cold vigil is done.” She kissed her husband goodbye and flew south on the last of the storks to leave the land Left alone, Lord Autumn’s hair turned white, his eyes turned icy blue, and he became Old Man Winter A chill wind blew across the barren land, and the first snowflakes fell from a grey sky The sparrows shivered as the cold went through their feathers One chirped to the other, “When will it be spring?” WOrD POWEr! Which adje ctives (des cribing words) wo uld you us e to talk about spri ng, summ er, autumn and winte r? Words t hat describ how warm e or cold it is are particularl y useful! However, Brother Toad told them, “Worry not! Your cruel master cannot Ƈsoja]l]nil]X[asioXhsgil]ұӃ The crows were overjoyed, and agreed to carry Brother Toad back down the mountain On the way, they saw Uncle Lion roaring and vainly thrashing his wings, while the [l]Xnol]mi^na]jeXbhmeXo`a]\Xnabgҫ Qa]qabn][liqmƇ]qip]labma]X\Ү cawing, “Brother Toad has broken your bones! We won’t what you mXsXhsgil]ұӃ BolbiomҮRh[e]IbihliXl]\Xh\e]Xj]\ at Brother Toad, but he could not reach him Rh[e]IbihqXmmnbeeXƄ]l[]jl]\Xnil with mighty fangs and claws, but he [ioe\hieih`]lmqiij\iqh^ligna] sky! To this day, Uncle Lion’s children gomnjliqenalio`ana]Zoma]m bhmn]X\Үaijbh`ni[Xn[ana]bljl]sҫ 37 Tales from Today The Classroom Conspiracy Conundrum! A gatha was in the library, reading the latest book in the Myrtle Featherstone: Girl Detective series, when she noticed something strange Her best friends, Timmy and Florence, were over by the computers talking to each other in whispers – while keeping a good, safe distance apart, of course! However, when she waved at them, they looked away Things only got stranger in art class Timmy and Flo q]hnnimbnXnX\bƂ]l]hnnXZe] from Agatha and were busy painting, but they kept passing something between them and peeked at her when they thought she wasn’t looking Now, Agatha considered herself to be something of a detective After all, she had read the adventures of Eagle-Eye Jones, the Solve-It Twins books, and all twelve volumes of the Shirley Holmes Junior Mystery Compendium! When the rest of the class went out for lunch, she sneaked over to Timothy and Flo’s table and examined it with the magnifying glass she kept in her bag There was glitter, paint, and red and pink construction paper, as well as some wooden popsicle sticks with glue on them What could they be \ibh`ҶQabmqXm\]Ƅhbn]esXgsmn]ls that needed solving! Agatha went outside to eat lunch with her friends in the playground They chatted to her as if nothing was going on, but they kept smiling at her in a slightly strange way Of course, Agatha could have just asked them what they were up to, but then they might have told her – and then she wouldn’t have a mystery to solve! Agatha didn’t get much work done the rest of the day, as she spent most of the time writing down diagrams and clues about the mystery, all pointing to the words, ‘THE CLASSROOM CONSPIRACY CONUNDRUM!’ Agatha liked big words almost as much as she liked detective stories – she knew that a ‘conspiracy’ was when people secretly planned something, and a ‘conundrum’ was a very tricky puzzle 39 On the way home from school, Flo and her mum Sunita ended up walking ahead of Agatha and her mum, and they went into the bookshop on the high street Agatha thought this was a bit strange Flo didn’t read much – no matter how many detective stories Agatha recommended to her! =hmq]lҭna]l]Xl]eXgjm When Agatha and her mum got home, they each had an apple for a snack Mum liked to keep the kitchen clean, but Agatha noticed that a bowl had been left on the counter, as if her mum had forgotten to clean it away before going to pick her up Agatha used XƄh`]lnim[iijionmig]i^na] jbhdbmamnoƂbhmb\]ҫJgggҮlXmjZ]lls icing – her favourite! Why would Mum be making that? Was she in on the conspiracy too? Agatha tried to tell her mum about the strange way her friends were behaving, but she was busy getting dinner ready Agatha decided that it was time to take care of her pet tortoise, Hercules As a detective, Agatha knew that it was important to have a faithful sidekick to explain her clever solutions to, and Hercules was great at that! The reptile had even solved the Mystery of the Disappearing Lettuce It had rolled under a cupboard while dad was unpacking the shopping, and Hercules had found it However, he was not so good at solving mysteries that did not involve vegetables COUNT IT! How many lamps can you Ƅh\bhXeeƄp]jX`]mi^ nabmmnilsҶTlbn]bhhow manysioƄh\a]l]ұ 40 While Agatha was taking care of Hercules and telling him all about the clues she had found, her dad got back from work She could hear him putting his helmet, boots and overalls in the laundry, but instead of going into the kitchen to say hi to Mum, she heard him pulling down the ladder to the attic How strange! The next day at school, Agatha did her best to keep an eye on her friends and work out what they were up to, but they seemed determined to keep things secret She even asked them if they would like to play tomorrow after school, but they said they couldn’t because they were busy Even more mysterious… The next day, Agatha spent more time doodling clues in the margins of her notebook than paying attention to what the teacher was saying There had to be something that connected all of the strange things that had been going on, and she was determined to get to the bottom of it… However, by the time Mum came to pick her up, she still had no solution If only Hercules was there to help – but after what had happened last year, Agatha knew that tortoises were NOT allowed at school! 41 On the way home, Agatha was so distracted that she hardly paid any attention to her mum or what was going on around her When they arrived, Mum helped her take iƂa]lcX[d]nXh\mXb\ma]maioe\ go into the living room Agatha opened the door, and heard many voices shout, “SURPRISE!” When she entered the darkened living room, the lights came on suddenly Dad was there, grinning, and on the TV were the faces of Flo and Tim, as well as Nanna and Grandad and Nanny Dot On the table was a cake with candles and pink icing, a pile of wrapped presents, and a big red and pink birthday card 42 It had the words ‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY’ written on it in glitter “Many happy returns, dear!” said Nanny Dot, and Flo added, “We hope you like the card!” Mum laughed “Little Aggie was so distracted by the mystery she was trying to solve, she forgot that today was her birthday!” Agatha got down to the serious business of opening all her presents She got a new magnifying glass and XaXncomnebd]na]ih]naXnPable]s Holmes wore, and Florence had even bought her the latest Solve-It Twins book, The Great Chocolate Heist Agatha might not have solved the Classroom Conspiracy Conundrum, but it was still a wonderful birthday! Playbox Solve a tricky jigsaw puzzle, race home as a cat or a dog, Ƅh\ X gbmmbh` Zbd] Xh\ qild ion qai Xn] na] Zblna\Xs[Xd]ұ NAME THAT In ‘When Uncle Lion Could Fly’, Brother Toad `i]m ni Rh[e] Ibihӆm h]mnXh\Ƅh\meinmi^ bones Can you help him work out which animal each of these skeletons came from? B C A Y Someone has hidden Cassius’s new bicycle somewhere on these pages Can you spot it? Colour in his boxing `eip]mqa]hsioƄh\bnұ THE SHEPHERD’S BOOTS Now Perceval has become a knight, he wants to brighten up his footwear! Colour in his boots with a funky new design! MIDNIGHT MOON JIGSAW! Rosamund made a nice picture of her trip to the moon – but then she dropped it and broke it! The princess is trying to put it back Which three pieces ure? belong in the picture? B C H F D E G I W AM I O H ? During her birthday party, Agnes encounters a new mystery – who ate her birthday y cake when everybody else was in the t garden? Guess who it was from these clues! c I have a shell! 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P TI Make sure you have an adult to help you cut out the Ƈiq]lmaXj]mXh\joh[aaie]mbhna]gb\\e]i^na] Ƈiq]lmҫJbrXh\gXn[ana]Ƈiq]lmmaXj]mұ Want to learn how to draw a sparrow like the cute ones in ‘The Story of the Year’? Just follow the grid! er h t o n a w a r d Can you ll? e w s a d r i b kind of TEE HEE! Q Why n’t m ountain s get co ld in the w inter? They w e snowca ar ps! A Q HA HA! How does a bird g with a broken win fely? manage to land sa With its sparrowchute! ANSWERS: Name That Skeleton – A giraffe, B frog, C elephan nt; Where’s My Bike? – page 45; Midnight Moon Jigsaw! – D, G, H; Who Am I? – Hercules the tortoise WIL rD SEArCH Can you find the characters from this month’s stori Words can run u es? p, down, backwa rds, forwards an d diagonally D S J L E U L G U W I N G M T O N P D P D E O E S P P S A T I P G I R B H U L E H I Y N T B R R P T S V A T O C D B T S G S J E Y O R R A P S V J H W M Z C B A O X U Z X M J L N N D F B K D H D G B L Z R F R L T U T B N W T E C Q L C V F H Y U U Q U ANSWER: AGATHA CASSIUS CAT DOG LION PERCEVAL ROSAMUND SPARROW WOLF O D N T M N D I U W G L L Q H F Q U U E J S D O G C V U L T G N X H O B T I I U U B D U W R T S Y R Y T L F Z M R S V N B C B Z B X Z A G A T H A N R K M C P S T B U T W F D J B S J O R L I T R H L A V E C R E P E L D N O J Y D P H G G O D S V T CA ! E C A R G BI You need two players, two dice, two counters, and the game board on these pages You can download and cut out counters from storytimemagazine.com/free or use counters from another game Place both counters on the START space The youngest player chooses whether to play as the cat or the dog (The dog is faster, but the cat can jump over walls.) The cat player has the first turn P M JU How to Play The quick dog and the clever cat from this month’s fable are racing to see who can get home first! Who will win? When it is the cat player’s turn, they roll two dice and can move the number shown on one of the dice – they get to choose which one! If the cat player lands on a square with a JUMP arrow leading from it, they get to ‘jump’ to the square the arrow points to! When it is the dog player’s turn, they rolll two dice and add the numbers together That is how far they can move If the dog player lands on a square with a bone on it, they miss their next turn becausse they are chewing on the bone! are The first player to reach the FINISH squa wins and gets to go into the house 11 START 24 23 22 45 21 20 1 U J 87 12 17 JUMP 15 16 STORY MAGIC Check out these new books about kung fu animals, a magical melody and how to talk about your feelings! Storytime TIP BOOkS OF THE MONTH THE DON’T PANIC GANG! by Mark Sperring, illustrated by Sarah Warburton (Bloomsbury) is a must-read for kids who are fans of kung fu, zany adventures and non-stop hi-jinks When there’s something scary in the toilet, Sumo Cat, Ninja Bird and of course King-Fu Worm spring into action! The cartoonish art brings the fun characters to life THE SONG FOR EVERYONE by Lucy Morris (Bloomsbury) is a sweet and special story about a beautiful tune coming out of a window, lifting the spirits of everyone who hears it and bringing the town together The rhyming text and poetic illustrations complement each other perfectly TM To develop your child’s critical thinking skills, ask them to review a story they’ve just read Can they write a sentence about wha they thought of it? Why did they like it or dislike it? FEELINGS by Libby Walden, illustrated by Richard Jones (Little Tiger) is a heartfelt book about the emotions we all feel inside The beautiful text and illustrations help readers to b\]hnb^s \bƂ]l]hn ^]]ebh`mҮ Xh\ na] Ziid gXd]m bn [e]Xl naXn feeling emotions is an important part of being human An eye-opening read for children and adults alike! Do you know w animal hich sto on pag ry the e is fr your an om? Se swer to nd us e n ter a dr this mo aw to w nth’s bo in oks – g o to: storyt ime ! N I W NEXT MO TH A little prince gets lessons from the wis n in the world m win ... amazing kids, for all kinds of amazing kids! Storytime? ?? magazine is published every month by Storytime, 90 London Rd, London, SE1 6LN © Storytime Magazine Ltd, 2021 All rights reserved No part of this... Director: Leslie Coathup Storytime and its paper suppliers have been bh\]j]h\]hnes[]lnbƄ]\bhX[[il\Xh[]qbnana] rules of the FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council)® www.storytimemagazine.com ILLUSTRATORS:... V WE DELI E U S S I K C A B R U O OrDEr ! W O N S E BUNDL S E I R ST VISIT STORYTIMEMAGAZINE.COM/SHOP FOR EXCLUSIVE STORYTIME MERCHANDISE! Storyteller’s Corner The Story of the Year I t was New