Experiences Matter: Cheetah Gets Lost

Experiences Matter: Cheetah Gets Lost is a gentle, funny picture book about what to do when you feel lost. Aimed at children under five and KS1, this tale follows Cheetah on a day out with friends and Uncle Hippo, blending lighthearted adventure with practical steps to stay calm and ask for help. With its warm, reassuring tone, it’s a comforting choice for family reading time or early years classroom discussions. Written in a warm, flowing voice, the story unfolds as a simple, engaging adventure that centers on Cheetah’s feelings and choices as he realizes he’s wandered away. The gentle pacing and friendly illustrations invite little readers to anticipate what comes next while reinforcing the importance of staying calm and seeking a trusted adult when needed. In addition to the narrative, the Experiences Matter series offers thoughtful activity ideas and conversation prompts that help families and teachers turn reading into reflection and practical practice. The book naturally covers key concepts like self-regulation, empathy, communication, and personal safety, presenting them through approachable language and interactive moments that are easy to discuss and apply in real life. This title, Experiences Matter: Cheetah Gets Lost, is designed for early years and KS1 learners and is part of the Experiences Matter series, making it a valuable resource for parents and educators alike. Gentle introduction to getting lost and staying calm Relatable characters: Cheetah, friends, and Uncle Hippo Includes activities and discussion prompts for reflection Supports Personal, Social, and Emotional Development for early years and KS1 Warm, kid-friendly storytelling with approachable illustrations Perfect for family reading time or classroom use as a resource After finishing Experiences Matter: Cheetah Gets Lost, young readers gain practical tools to stay calm, ask for help, and recognize that getting lost is a normal part of growing up. It leaves children feeling capable, cared for, and ready to handle new situations with resilience and empathy.