Play Find Dippy
Dippy the dog is a sneaky little pup. He's hiding on almost every page of the Norman and Friends picture books, sometimes in plain sight and sometimes very well tucked away.
Next time you read Lennie, Norman, Timmy or Jon-Jon, ask your little one to find Dippy on each page. Can you spot him in the picture at the top of this page? Some are easy. Some will have grown-ups looking twice too.
See the Norman and Friends booksActivity packs
A free four-page pack for each picture book. Print them at home or in the classroom.

Lennie the Lamb
Talk-about questions, trace and write, draw a line to match, and a drawing page.
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When Norman Came Storming
Talk-about questions, trace and write, draw a line to match, and a drawing page.
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Timmy the Duck With No Dive
Talk-about questions, trace and write, draw a line to match, and a drawing page.
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Jon-Jon the Goat Who Ate Christmas
Talk-about questions, trace and write, draw a line to match, and a drawing page.
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The Sticky Tape Kid
Talk-about questions, trace and write, draw a line to match, and a drawing page.
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Activities for new readers enjoying Lennie the House Lamb.

Lennie the House Lamb
A reading log, chapter questions with answers, a feelings match, a joke page and notes for teachers.
Download (PDF)Make and play
Print, cut and play. Free for families and classrooms.

Mazes
Four mazes: help Timmy, Norman, Jon-Jon and Emma find their way.
Download (PDF)See the books: Norman and Friends · The Sticky Tape Kid

Memory pairs game
Twelve picture cards to cut out. Flip two at a time and find the pairs.
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Certificates
Celebrate brave moments, like trying something new or making a friend.
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Bookmarks
Six bookmarks, one for each book plus a Find Dippy one.
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Aussie words from the books
Reading to little ones outside Australia? Here's what some of the Aussie words in Evee's books mean.
- paddock
- A grassy field where farm animals live.
- thong
- A rubber sandal you slip on your feet. In America, a flip-flop.
- kindy
- The year before children start school, for four and five year olds. In America, preschool.
- mate
- A friend.
- crikey!
- Wow! Goodness me!
- you beauty!
- Fantastic! Hooray!
- blanky
- A favourite snuggly blanket.
- prawns
- Little pink seafood, often eaten at Christmas in Australia. In America, shrimp.
- pavlova
- A big, fluffy meringue cake topped with cream and fruit.
- the bush
- The wild Australian countryside, full of gum trees.
- gumnuts
- The little woody seed pods that fall from gum trees.
- hay shed
- A big shed on a farm where hay is kept dry.
Print the Aussie Words sheet, with an Aussie or American matching game for kids.
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Extra Lennie the Lamb sheets
Story questions for older readers, with fill in the blanks, multiple choice and a fun fact about lambs. Plus a one-page word practice sheet for early writers.
Story questions (PDF)Word practice (PDF)