Mrs. Bear began to snore. \"SNORE,\" went Mrs. Bear. \"SNORE, SNORE, SNORE.\" \"Oh, NO!\" said Mr. Bear, \"I can't stand THIS.\" So he got up and went to sleep in Baby Bear's room. Peace At Last' is all about a night where poor old Mr Bear just can't get to sleep! All through the night, we hear about the different noises and distractions that keep Mr Bear awake. Mr Bear eats a sandwich in the middle of the night. Write a set of instructions to teach someone how to make their own delicious sandwich.

Look at the use of capital letters in the story. Why has the author written some words in CAPITALS?

f Look at the shape of Mr Bear’s feet in the pictures. Can you find out about the footprints of different creatures? How are they similar / different? Use the speech to rewrite the story in the form of a play script.?Can you act out the story with some friends? Becca Marriott began her operatic career as a singer; performing numerous leading roles for OperaUpClose, The King's Head Theatre and Grange Park Opera (among others) to great critical acclaim.

Between 2016 and 2018 she crafted new dramaturgies and libretti for three award winning and award nominated opera adaptations for The King's Head Theatre - La bohéme (Olivier Award nominated) Tosca (Off West End Award winner), and La Traviata (Off West End Award nominated). Mr Bear hears lots of sounds during the night. Can you find the words which describe these sounds? Can you think of any other words that describe a sound? Will is a professional Lighting Designer and has lit internationally and in London's West End. Will also works extensively as an educator, teaching Lighting Design at institutes such as Rose Bruford, Guildford School of Acting and University of Winchester. Recent lighting design credits include: ‘Beryl’ (Oldham Coliseum), ‘Romeo & Juliet’ (CBeebies Presents, BBC Television), 'Wave Me Goodbye' (Theatr Clwyd, Mold), 'Estron' (Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru), 'Gabriel' (UK Tour, Theatre6), 'Bear and Butterfly, 'Lullabub' and 'Luna' (Theatre Hullabaloo, Darlington) ‘Why The Whales Came’ (Watford Palace/Wizard Presents), ‘Two Gentlemen of Verona’, ‘As you Like It’, ‘Romeo and Juliet’, ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’ and ‘Comedy of Errors’ (Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre, Chester), ‘I Believe in Unicorns’ (Wizard Presents, West End and Tour), ‘The Canterbury Tales’ (Guildford Shakespeare Company), ‘Moomin Summer Madness’ and ‘How to hide a Lion’ (Polka Theatre) ‘Hard Feelings’ (Finborough Theatre), ‘Mudlarks’ and ’66 Books’ (Bush Theatre, London), ‘Cinderella’, ‘Beauty and the Beast’ and ‘Aladdin’ (Hertford Theatre), ‘Dream Space’ (Shakespeare’s Globe)In 2019 she founded her own company - The Opera Makers, with a remit of supporting emerging artists while exploring radical opera adaptations with stunning production values on a fringe budget. In 2021 she adapted and wrote the libretto for the charity's first major production - Hopes & Fears - for the Grimeborn Opera Festival. In the past year she has directed a Punch & Judy puppet version of La Serva Padrona aimed at children aged 4-11 for The Opera Makers, as well as a bold reimagining of Puccini's Turandot; the first production of this piece outside of Asia to feature an entirely BESEA cast.

Look at photographs of night time scenes (see Resources below).?Can you use these to draw / paint your own pictures of places at night? Find out why we need sleep. How does it help our bodies? What happens if we don’t get as much sleep as we need? Design a machine that might help Mr Bear sleep. You could use this example from Wallace and Gromit to give you some ideas: Sophia Lovell Smith studied Theatre Arts at Bretton Hall. She is a designer for theatre, opera, dance and interactive performance for children. Sophia has just designed SALT (Lighthouse, Poole & Angel Exit), The Worst Princess (Full House Theatre) and Little Angel Theatre (The Bed). In 2022 Sophia created Chasing Dots (MishMash Prods & RNS, Sage/The Glasshouse, Gateshead), Catch A Sea Star (Seaglass Arts) Handa’s Surprise (Little Angel Theatre) and Jina and the STEM Sisters (HMDT) and London Rhymes, a band making music for toddlers. Rewrite the story from the point of view of Mr Bear. How was he feeling at each point in the story?Recent productions include 5 years with Spitalfields Music designing for the Musical Rumpus Programme, Maanika & the Wolf (Polka Theatre), The Bed for LAT (Offies 2020 finalist), My Mother Said I Never Should for Crucible, Sheffield Theatres & fingersmiths and Paper Aeroplane for Half Moon Theatre (Offies 2021 finalist). Write a description of what it is like in your house at night. What does it look like? What does it sound like? What does it feel like? Our range of Peace At Last activities are the perfect way to support children's learning in phonics, reading and communication skills.Created by teachers especially for younger learners, these Peace At Last activities engage children with reading and help turn this lovely picture book into a learning opportunity. Can you write one of the stories in Mr. Bear’s newspaper? What news events might have taken place that day? The moon is shown in a number of illustrations. Use a book about space to find out about the moon and how it affects us here on Earth.