Twirlywoos Big Red Boat Playset

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Hiding: A treasure hunt at a children's birthday party turns into a game of hide and seek, as the Twirlywoos try to avoid being found. Balancing: The Twirlywoos find out balancing is harder than it looks, when they copy a gymnast on a balance beam. Back in the Boat, Peekaboo's spring cleaning leaves a wobbly obstacle course for the Twirlywoos to balance on. Probably the most cautious of all the Twirlywoos, he is nevertheless always keen to join in the fun.

TWIRLYWOOS and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of DHX Worldwide Limited dba WildBrain.Once absorbed, ideas like ‘up and down’, or ‘round and round’ or ‘over and under’ begin to be used by children when they progress to making marks on paper. Back in the Boat, the Twirlywoos find a vine coming out of Peekaboo's house and can't resist giving it a pull. Each episode of Twirlywoos is, based around one of these 'schemas', such as ‘up and down’, ‘inside and outside’. From the producers of The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show and Sarah and Duck Live on Stage, Twirlywoos Live is an enchanting introduction to theatre for all ages.

The funny, loveable Twirlywoos are brought to life on stage with beautifully inventive puppetry promising an hour of colourful fun and laughter. Children will be encouraged to explore their own environment along with the Twirlywoos, and learn new things about their world each day. The Huge Red Exercise Boat has been cleverly designed to mix developmental studying with inventive play with enjoyable sounds, songs, flashing lights and actions galore!They share and they think about each other, presenting a very strong role model for the children to emulate. While they are away, the Twirlywoos decide to take things from the picnic and roll them down the hill too. Our heroes stop everything to chase them, jumping into their safe place ready to sail away across the sea until their next visit. Children learn more about things by observing how certain characteristics are similar or different (e. Twirlywoos encourage children to think for themselves, gain confidence in perceptions of their own lives and develop their wonderful sense of inquisitiveness through each story.