Oscar's Amazing Space Adventure

1 October 2011 - 10 February 2012

 
Oscar's Amazing Space Adventure, Mousetale Puppets. Illustration copyright 2002 David Stewart
Ages 4 plus

Oscar loves adventures, so when a mysterious object lands in the garden shed, he can’t help investigating and, before long, he is caught up in the one adventure that every child dreams about.....

Along with his new friend, Zimmy, Oscar blasts off to search the universe for Quagroon rocks. Join the two friends as they learn all about the planets and the solar system before facing the Giant Ten-eyed Moon Slug on Planet Quagroon.

A popular show with loveable characters, giant moving planets, up-beat music and special effects. Reach for the stars!

 
Planet Saturn Copyright 2002 David Stewart, Mousetale Puppets
Themes/moral:
Being friends with people who are different from you
Space and the solar system
 
Mousetale Puppets' show: Oscar's Amazing Space Adventure - Picture of Oscar the mouse meeting the Giant Ten-eyed Moon Slug
 

“The children were mesmerised throughout... The positive messages were presented to the children in an entertaining way.”

Killin Primary School, Stirlingshire

 

“We especially liked the slug, the dancing and the bit where Oscar met the alien.” - P1 class

“We found we learnt new things about the solar system.” - P4 class

“A fun-filled learning experience.” - Staff

Eastbank Primary School, Glasgow

 

“Everyone who saw the puppet show was enthralled by it and it was all my class could talk about for the rest of the day. The rest of our day was spent using the technology boxes to build spaceships and using modelling clay to build Oscar and Zimmy.”

P2 class teacher, Falla Hill Primary School, West Lothian

 
Mousetale Puppets' show: Oscar's Amazing Space Adventure - Picture of Oscar the mouse meeting Zimmy the alien in the garden shed
 

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