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The Fantastic Flying Machine - Full Version

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Come on an adventure with the Activity Explorers!

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by Rob Foster


Hi everyone. I’m Joel and this is my sister Ella and baby brother Boo. We’re going on an adventure today to find out what children can do around here.

We’ve heard there are loads of exciting and fun things to do! This is our amazing flying machine that will help us to explore our local town. Do you want to come with us?

Come and fly with us!


Well we’ve not had to travel far and we can already see so many children running in a race in the fields. Some look like they are really enjoying it. Some look quite tired. Oh no! That poor boy is stuck in the mud!

I love running!

Thankfully he’s got someone helping to pull him out!

Racing isn’t my favourite. Let’s go and see what else there is to do. Come on Boo!


We’ve left our amazing flying machine outside because we’ve heard some fantastic music and wanted to find out what was going on!

That’s awesome…and look at the children who are cheerleading. They are all doing the same thing at exactly the same time! How do you do that?

I think you are right. Hold on… where’s Boo?

Everyone is dancing. I love to dance! There are so many different types of dancing and look, those boys and girls are breakdancing! How cool are they?

By practicing! And that’s what the others are doing too. Is that ballroom and ballet? They all look so good!

He’s over there! Come on Boo!


We’ve walked next door because we heard some more noise and this looks fantastic!

I really like the different types of science. How many different experiments and tests are happening in this room?

Science! Look at the children trying different experiments. I want a go! Science is so much fun as long as you are safe and sensible. Can you see the gloves and goggles some of them are wearing? That’s to keep them safe.


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