There are 4 pages per sheet and 4 sheets in total. Choose to print only the first 2 sheets to create a shorter book that focuses mainly on clothes vocabulary in the story. Print all 4 sheets to include the story animals and extended clothes vocabulary. There are also sections that allow kids to get creative and draw to make each book unique. Print double sided for best results.

• Flipbook covers – Back covers include text of the vocabulary contained in the book so that kids can use to check spelling in labelling or writing tasks. They come in American English or British English and there are two versions of each depending on whether you print all 4 pages (16 page flipbook containing animals) or 2 pages (8 page flipbook focussing on story clothes vocabulary).
• Freestyle sheets – Images with no designated writing spaces. These can be used flexibly to include focus on a range of structures and other vocabulary, e.g., “He’s wearing a tie”; “He isn’t wearing a sock”; “It’s a shirt”; “They’re shoes”; “He looks grumpy” etc. These may also be more suitable for non-literate learners.
• Labelling sheets – These indicate specific clothing items or animals for the children to write the names of.
• Gapfill sheets – These support learning with the initial and final letter of each word included. They can consult the back cover if you wish you to offer further support. Gapfill sheets also come in both American and British English versions.