Lost and Found by Oliver Jeffers
“Once there was a boy who found a penguin at his door.” The boy sets out to help the sad-looking bird find its way home. After discovering penguins are from Antarctica, they set sail on a rowboat. Their long journey is filled with waves, storms and the telling of stories. When they finally arrive, the boy drops the penguin on the ice and starts his journey home. “It felt strange to be on his own… and the more he thought … the more he realised he was making a big mistake.
Teaching Resources: Lost and Found
These resources relate to the book, author and illustrator. The number of resources varies book to book. Please check they are appropriate for your specific needs before using them with children. If you have any suggestions please get in touch!
- Debra Kidd: Love Learning: Lost and Found. For EYFS/KS1
- Emma Rogers Education: Lost and found – Y2 Stories and settings
- The Guardian: Oliver Jeffers: a gallery of great children’s books
- Hamilton Trust: English Year 2 Quest Stories
- Lancashire Grid for Learning: A unit of work based upon Lost and Found by Oliver Jeffers
- The Literacy Shed: Monty The Penguin
- Scottish Book Trust: Authors Live Oliver Jeffers
- Scottish Book Trust: Oliver Jeffers Downloads
- Teaching Ideas: Lost and Found Resources
- TES: Lost and Found Unit
- TES: Oliver Jeffers Planning and Resources
- Take a look inside Lost and Found
Books by Oliver Jeffers
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