Peter Rabbit: Treehouse Rescue - Read it yourself with Ladybird: Level 2
Read with Ladybird Series
What’s inside...
Join Peter Rabbit and his friends as they embark on an exciting adventure to rescue a baby bird. The story unfolds in the Lake District where Peter must use his wits and courage to save the day. This early reader adaptation of Beatrix Potter's classic tales is designed to help children learn to read on their own with simple language and engaging illustrations. Based on the new Peter Rabbit animated TV series, Peter and Lily need to escape Mr Tod, but will they pass the squirrel test to be allowed up in the trees? 'Read it yourself with Ladybird' is a series of books designed to help young children develop their reading skills. Each book includes key high-frequency words, simple sentences, and comprehension puzzles to build beginner readers' confidence and support them through different levels of reading practice.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
5-8
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What do you think Peter Rabbit felt when he was trying to rescue his friends? Can you think of a time when you helped someone?
Why do you think teamwork was important in the treehouse rescue?
How did the characters in the story solve their problems? Do you think their solutions were good ones?
What would you have done differently if you were Peter Rabbit in this story?
How do you think the story would change if there was no treehouse?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to think about the emotions of the characters. Ask them how they would feel in similar situations.
Discuss the importance of teamwork and ask your child about times they have worked in a team.
Highlight problem-solving strategies used in the story and relate them to everyday challenges your child might face.
Prompt your child to imagine alternative endings or different choices by the characters to foster creative thinking.
Use the story’s setting to spark discussions about nature, animals, and the environment.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Problem Solving
Explanation: Peter Rabbit showcases critical thinking and problem-solving skills when navigating challenges in his treehouse adventure.
Real-World Application: Children will learn to approach real-life problems with a thoughtful mindset and look for creative solutions.
Example Lesson: Team Work
Explanation: Throughout the story, working together with his friends plays a crucial role in overcoming obstacles, demonstrating the importance of teamwork.
Real-World Application: This narrative encourages children to appreciate the value of collaboration and seek help from peers or family when facing difficult tasks.
Example Lesson: Responsibility
Explanation: Peter takes responsibility for his actions during his adventure, showing accountability for the outcomes they cause.
Real-World Application: Children are taught to own their decisions and understand their impact on others, fostering a sense of responsibility in their daily interactions.
Example Lesson: Curiosity and Exploration
Explanation: Peter’s adventurous spirit leads him to explore the unknown, highlighting the educational value of curiosity.
Real-World Application: Inspires children to explore new activities, ask questions, and learn from their environment, enhancing their cognitive and social skills.