I caught this on My5 catch up and was immediately impressed with the quality of the production.
The sets are full of everyday, interesting objects and work in a "Borrowers" kind of way with our two main characters. Humans often enter the room but never see Tweedy or Fluff.
Tweedy is the lead character with good ideas and a vivid imagination. Fluff is the clumsy but loveable sidekick who gets into trouble most of the time.
This of course creates the conflict/resolution narrative that all good stories rely on, particularly children's stories.
As a primary school teacher myself I really like the use of language in the series. 3 to 5 year olds need to learn new words to add to their vocabulary and it's even better if they can then apply them afterwards.
All in all an excellent children's show with strong values and fun to watch.
The sets are full of everyday, interesting objects and work in a "Borrowers" kind of way with our two main characters. Humans often enter the room but never see Tweedy or Fluff.
Tweedy is the lead character with good ideas and a vivid imagination. Fluff is the clumsy but loveable sidekick who gets into trouble most of the time.
This of course creates the conflict/resolution narrative that all good stories rely on, particularly children's stories.
As a primary school teacher myself I really like the use of language in the series. 3 to 5 year olds need to learn new words to add to their vocabulary and it's even better if they can then apply them afterwards.
All in all an excellent children's show with strong values and fun to watch.
