Whether your little ones are getting excited for the show or chatting about their favourite moments afterwards, our colouring-in sheets are a great way to spark imagination and extend the adventure. Grab the crayons, get creative, and enjoy some quality family time together.
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Introduce your little ones to all the characters in the The Koala Who Could book by Rachel Bright and Jim Field before coming to the new musical adaptation of it to The Lowry in Salford. Download spot the difference and colouring in activity sheet . . .
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This half-term, young audiences will be delighted to find everyone’s favourite patchwork elephant hiding in a magical jungle on The Lowry stage in Salford. Before going along to Tall Stories’ premiere of The Elmer Adventure, inspired by David McKee’s beloved books, why not download and print out the colouring-in pictures below, to get your little ones in the mood?
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With The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show is coming to The Lowry, Salford, we’ve got downloadable activities to Introduce your kids to the main character, before they meet him on the stage, or simply to use as an educational tool.
. . . win family ticket to the show . . .
Here we have colouring in sheet, created specially for Mums&Dads magazine by education experts from PlanBee. It is part of free Halloween activity pack that would be of interest for kids of different ages.
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Tixylix Activity Hub, which is packed with tips & tricks on kids activities, easy DIYs, free downloads and print-outs, offers free fun ways to keep your children entertained using household recyclables.
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STEM educational company is launching Lillicorn, a new learning project and picture book series designed to promote STEM skills in young children through puzzles, play and fun.
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This March Birmingham Royal Ballet will return to their Manchester home, The Lowry with their first-ever production specially designed for children – First Steps – A Child’s Coppelia. . . Enter our competition to win family ticket for the First Steps performance at The Lowry on 6 March at 1pm.
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It’s a great piece of Easter half term entertainment for any Scooby loving kids (and adults). The audience was rapt and clearly loved every minute of it. It was a bit scary, but it wouldn’t be Scooby Doo if someone wasn’t in peril at some point.
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If you have already been to the Once Upon A Wartime exhibition at Imperial War Museum in Salford, you may recognise the themes of these pictures, and if not, you may be inspired to take your children there
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