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Thursday, 3 October 2019

Happy Birthday, Gruffalo

I used to read the Gruffalo when I was younger, have studied the Gruffalo in primary school and watched little bits of the film. Now that the Gruffalo is turning 20, (that's really old in Gruffalo years) Newsround just informed us that the Gruffalo is getting his own stamps - which surprisingly doesn't include the fierce brown beast himself. Newsround will continue with explaining this milestone on their website:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/49879235

Wednesday, 2 October 2019

Sky Kids - For The Little Ones


  • Peppa Pig
  • Kid-E-Cats
  • Paw Patrol
  • Hey Duggee
  • Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom
  • The Mr Men Show
  • PJ Masks
  • Thomas & Friends
  • Masha & The Bear

The Music For When I Want To Envision Everyone Ice Skating....


Scream Street Thought Of The Day - Light Fingers

Touch is the most sensual of your five senses. With touch, you can't be wrong about softness, because softness is the best thing you get to touch out of all things. Things in Scream Street may be hard, rough, spiky, lumpy or slimy, but soft and smooth things are much safer to touch according to Luke, Resus and Cleo by the way. Without your hands, what would you touch now? Your fingers can touch anything that's soft and gentle, like skin, velvet, water or your best friends, but not in a horrible way, even if you happen to touch three friends which happen to be a werewolf, vampire and mummy, and gentle touch is much better than hard touch anyway. So how can you feel my three best friends? Luke has a soft T-shirt so when you stroke it, it's 100% pure cotton, so it's not surprising that his skin is soft to touch too - it feels as smooth as velvet, almost like a pure carpet of silk drawn across Luke's body. What about Resus? He happens to have sensitive skin, so he must be sensitive to touch - as I said in the last few thoughts, if you touch Resus' skin he may giggle, and the only time he touches his skin is when he takes a bath and cares for his own skin, just like Luke does. Resus' cloak also feels quite soft to touch, too, as it's made of pure velvet. And speaking of baths, bubbles are quite foamy and fluffy to touch, especially when you're relaxing at a spa or in the bath. As for Cleo, when she strokes you with one finger, it feels delicate as I have predicted it would be. Some people believe Cleo's bandages remain rough, because she and her dad are Egyptian mummies, but no, you're wrong. I'll let you in on a little secret about how it's safe to touch Cleo: she takes a bath like Luke and Resus do (remember in 'The Plague' when her dad went into the bath?) and she uses a lot of things to keep her bandages nice and soft, but have you ever used fabric softener in the bath? Some fabric softeners are hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested, so they can make fabric so soft they care for your skin. Well, Cleo's the only person who uses fabric softener to clean herself in the bath, so the next time you ask Cleo how she gets her bandages all soft, she'll give you that answer immediately, but DON'T even TRY to use fabric softener in the bath at home, or else your skin will get irritated. Anyway, now that Cleo's used to taking a bath her bandages are soft and safe to touch, so watch out, if you want to tickle Cleo she might either laugh or unexpectedly sigh in contentment. The other residents of Scream Street all have unique ways of touch, like Dig has soft fur and a rough, bony half, Lulu has slimy skin and Doug has an itchy, irritating jumper. But sharing touch with Luke, Resus Cleo is a luxury worth sharing...and I totally agree.

I.B.F.Fs: The Eagle's Nest



I was originally going to do an I.B.F.F story named 'A Dirty Day Out', but due to second thoughts and sensual feelings last night, I had the sudden urge to do 'I.B.F.Fs: The Eagle's Nest', a novel based on a series of dreams I had which encourages autistic people to relieve stress and find calmness in themselves. It features me, Luke, Resus and Cleo raised in the jungle, exploring our tranquil, loving jungle home and sleeping in a cosy eagle's nest. I've only done the first three chapters, so feel free to read and let your mind wander.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ij5bLHZSm543m4bVOXBrtEvRHZ9-UaqGgjYhEsmDhXo/edit

Sky - Kids' Favourites - October 2nd, 2019




  • Peppa Pig
  • Operation Ouch
  • Miraculous: Tales Of Ladybug & Cat Noir
  • The Amazing World Of Gumball
  • Horrid Henry
  • The Thundermans
  • Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups
  • Kid-E-Cats
  • iCarly
  • Mr Bean: The Animated Series
  • Teen Titans Go
  • Henry Danger
  • My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
  • Victorious
  • Bunk'd
  • Spongebob Squarepants
  • Lego Friends: Girls On A Mission

Uh Oh, Looks Like Millie Inbetween Is China's Favourite CBBC Show....

+Make Way For Noddy trumpet fall music+

Tuesday, 1 October 2019

Our School: Dive In & Do It!/Operation Ouch On Sky Kids

This week's Our School has got me thinking about the Sky Kids series Ocean Rescue: Dive In & Do It, which aims to encourage viewers to stop plastic from taking over the ocean the same way as this episode does. When I was at school, they were all over plastic and I was so annoyed I tried to stop them, to no avail, so without further ado, I think Sky Kids has become useful to me when I see something that reminds me of a series on Sky Kids after all.




I also discovered Operation Ouch was part of the What's New lineup on Sky Kids today, so it goes something like this:
  • Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups
  • Operation Ouch
  • Ricky Zoom
  • The Loud House
  • FYI: For Your Info
  • T.O.T.S



Scream Street Thought Of The Day - The Evil Ooze

When you feel the difference, it means seeing which body is different from which and discovering what makes me, Luke, Resus and Cleo alike. If you are to share a steam bath with Luke, Resus, Cleo and Luella, it'd mean you get to feel the difference quite easily, as if you're wanting to share each others' skin (or bandages if you're Cleo) and discuss things like why are people different from the freaks that live in Scream Street. You might find sharing a steam bath with Scream Street residents embarrassing - but I don't - I find it relaxing.

Sky Kids - Friends Forever






  • My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
  • Teen Titans Go
  • Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn
  • Lego Friends: Girls On A Mission
  • Adventure Time
  • iCarly
  • Alvinnn!!! & The Chipmunks
  • Bunk'd
  • Summer Camp Island
  • Spongebob Squarepants
  • Mr Bean: The Animated Series
  • Sam & Cat
  • The Amazing World Of Gumball
  • Guardians Of The Galaxy
  • 101 Dalmatian Street
  • Raven's Home

Wrapping Up Warm

Wrap up warm with my latest I.B.F.F short story, and the warmest and cosiest yet. Based on the toasty warm sleepover episode of 'If You Give A Mouse A Cookie', my I.B.F.Fs and I have a snuggly pyjama party in the dark, playing hide and seek and enjoying snow cocoa when the power goes out. In fact, it's even more snuggly and soft than the episode of Scream Street, 'Tutan Kutie', which I will base a thought of the day upon when it airs on CBBC real soon. And guess what it'll be about? Softness. That's me, being real obvious there.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kpGZqtph59IXhC1JIoZP3nsCT5j6PTzbDzpQyhHmok4/edit

Sky's Kids' Top Pick - My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic

Today's kids' top pick from Sky was My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, the last few were Kid-E-Cats, Curious George, Batman and Just Roll With It.









Monday, 30 September 2019

I.B.F.F Diaries '17 - 15th March 2017 - Miss Hardbroom Goes Crazy!

Miss Hardbroom might be the sternest teacher in Cackles' Academy, but on the day of the premiere of The Worst Witch episode 'The Mists Of Time', Mildred and Luella did something about it - just read I.B.F.F Diaries '17.

Mildred is fearing that Wednesday because Miss Hardbroom is visiting CBBC, so she enlists the help of Luella to make a potion that Miss Hardbroom would approve of. The vital ingredient for the potion, as Luella accidentally finds out, is 100 grams of sugar, and other additions to the potion include frog's legs, rat's tails and jellybeans - the jellybeans mean that potion has changed colour.

When Miss Hardbroom visits, everyone fears the strict look on her face, until she comes to Mildred's 'Worst Witch' room. Mildred allows Miss Hardbroom to taste the potion, and despite Luella's protests, Miss Hardbroom tastes it anyway and starts feeling a tingling sensation overcome her. She then screams and races around CBBC like a loonatic - she's gone crazy! She models the Gumbles like balloon animals, messes around with the controls in the control panel and plays the skeleton bones like a xylophone in the Operation Ouch room. She's gone completely out of control, and Mildred fears it was her fault, but actually it's Luella's as she poured too much sugar into the mixture by knocking over the sugar pot Mildred had on her desk. Mildred feels Luella's pride has been torn by this, and she forgives her friend. They start to devise a plan on how to get Miss Hardbroom to snap the hell out of it.

Miss Hardbroom approaches the storeroom however, and opens the door only to find a pile of crates fall on top of her. Mildred and Luella are shocked, and Mildred yells "Call 999!!"

Later, Miss Hardbroom ends up in hospital with a bandage round her head, but there are no injuries - the teacher on the other hand feels alright again, and back to her strict self. Mildred fears she'll punish her for a bad potion, but Miss Hardbroom approves the potion, as it reduced her fatigue and thanks Mildred for calling the hospital to save her, asking if she could make some more. Mildred agrees, but only if Luella doesn't add sugar this time. Luella blushes and says, "Don't blame me, I know a lot about spells because of her."