Fun at the Fair

This engaging story explores family dynamics and overcoming fears at the fair, highlighting the importance of support in Fun at the Fair.

In Fun at the Fair, readers are introduced to the lively world of a fair filled with excitement and adventure. The story revolves around Craig, a young boy eager to explore the various attractions, while his sister Scarlet is fixated on the daunting Monster Coaster. This creates a delightful tension, as Craig grapples with his desire for fun against his apprehension about the ride. The narrative captures the essence of childhood fears and the thrill of facing them, especially when supported by family.

The collaboration between Wandle Learning Trust and Little Sutton Primary School has led to the creation of classroom resources that enhance the understanding of phonics. This book is part of an initiative to provide a consistent and effective approach to teaching phonics, making it an excellent resource for both educators and young readers. The phonic readers included in this series are designed to engage children and help them develop their reading skills in an enjoyable manner.

Ultimately, Fun at the Fair is not just about the rides and attractions; it’s also a heartwarming tale about courage, family bonds, and the unexpected joys that come from stepping out of one’s comfort zone. As Craig discovers, sometimes the scariest experiences can lead to the most memorable moments, especially when shared with loved ones.