Watch told in 14 short video clips, for children aged 5-7, from . The full version can be found here.

There is a new resource pack to go with the animation with guidance, worksheets and activities - suitable for use at school and at home.

Supports study of traditional stories and common elements of narrative texts including character, plot, settings, etc.

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