Storytime Shake-Up: Bring Bluey Book Reads to Your Students

Teachers, imagine a resource that brings the joy of reading to life while teaching teamwork, perseverance, and kindness — all with the help of one of the most beloved characters in children’s entertainment. That’s exactly what Bluey Book Reads offers! This new digital series is more than just a storytelling platform; it’s a vibrant, engaging tool designed to captivate little tackers and make your classroom come alive with imagination. Whether your kiddos already adore Bluey or are meeting Bluey for the first time, this platform is guaranteed to turn reading time into a highlight of the day.

What Is Bluey Book Reads All About?

Bluey Book Reads is a brand-new digital series featuring famous fans reading some of the most popular Bluey story books. Each book is based on episodes from the series... just in a different format!

Your kids will love the humor, relatable characters, and vibrant visuals. And let’s be honest — the combination of Bluey’s adorable antics and celebrity voice narration? That’s bound to get your kiddos’ attention!

How to Watch

Watching Bluey Book Reads couldn’t be easier. Just head over to Bluey.tv and dive into the episodes. It’s completely free and teacher-friendly. The platform also includes downloadable extras (more on that later) to make the experience even more enriching for your little squirts.

Whether you stream it as part of a reading lesson or as a fun reward, the episodes are short enough to fit into your busy schedule while still packing a meaningful punch.

Meet the Cast

Of course, Bluey is the star of the show, along with her lovable family. But the fun doesn’t stop there! You’ll meet the entire cast as friends, neighbors, and extended family pop up in the episodes, adding even more charm to the series.

And let’s talk about the celebrity narrators for a second. Season One is absolutely stacked with talent including Eva Mendes, Bindi Irwin, and more! These narrators bring their unique styles and voices to the stories, making each episode feel special and engaging.

Season Two was just announced! Stay tuned for each episode as it’s released. We’re not sure if we’re more excited about Elmo and Cookie Monster, Auliʻi Cravalho, or the new languages (Korean, German, and French)!

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Using Bluey Book Reads in Your Classroom

There are many ways to incorporate Bluey Book Reads into your teaching routine, such as:

1. Storytime With a Twist: Use it as a modern alternative to traditional read-alouds. The celebrity narrations and visuals will captivate your students and make storytime extra special.

2. Discussion Starters: After watching an episode, lead a class discussion about the themes. What did Bluey and her friends learn? How can your students apply those lessons in their own lives?

3. Social-Emotional Learning: Tie the episodes to SEL lessons. For example, use Barky Boats to talk about growing up or The Creek to explore the importance of leaving your comfort zone.

Featured Book Reads

Season One is packed with incredible stories that are perfect for young readers. Here’s a sneak peek at a few favorites:

• Mum School: Bluey’s balloon-kids are difficult to control, and Mum agrees to help teach Bluey how to be a better Mum. But a jittery helium balloon called Greeny is a very rebellious child and just won’t sit still. Read by Eva Mendes.

• Swim School: Mum, Dad and Bingo must complete both their classes to pass Swim School but pleasing strict Big Fish instructor Margaret (aka Bluey) is proving very difficult. Read by Jordan Fisher.

• Mini Bluey: When Dad complains about how dissimilar Bluey and Bingo are, Bluey hatches a plan to make them more alike and happily introduces Mini Bluey! Read by Kylie Minogue.

• The Creek: Bored of the local playground, Dad and the kids go through the bush on a journey to their local creek. Cast out of her comfort zone, Bluey’s eyes are opened to the beauty of the natural world. Read by Bindi Irwin.

• Barky Boats: Bluey and Mackenzie are excited to spend time with their two buddies Mia and Captain. When the older kids run off to play together without them, Calypso explains that growing up can be hard. Read by Olympic diver Tom Daley.

Extras You’ll Love

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One of the best parts of Bluey Book Reads is all the extras available on the platform. These include:

• Downloadable Bookmarks: These bookmarks are perfect for encouraging students to read more on their own.

• Reading Challenges: Set goals and track progress with printable challenges.

These extras make it easy to extend the learning beyond the screen and into your lesson plans.

Why You’ll Love It

As a teacher, you’re always looking for tools that are fun and educational — and Bluey Book Reads delivers on both fronts. It’s engaging, easy to use, and packed with resources to support your students’ growth. Plus, it’s completely free, which is a huge win for teachers on tight budgets.

So, what are you waiting for? Head over to Bluey.tv, explore the episodes, and start incorporating Bluey Book Reads into your classroom today.