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Zara, a smiling girl with curly dark hair in two puffs, a deep red jumper, teal trousers and cream trainers.

The question asker · Gullbrae

Zara

Zara enjoys finding out why things work. Her family visits the shops and the shore, so her questions link everyday things to Eddie’s journeys.

“Can you show me how that works?”

What she’s known for

Asking the question the grown-ups were quietly wondering too. Amina welcomes her science questions.

Her tip for home

Want to see the bin lorry? Watch from a safe place, like a window, with a grown-up.

Where you’ll find herAt the primary school, and out at the shops and the shore with her family.Visit the primary school

How is Zara feeling?

Zara’s face tells you a lot. Can you make the same faces?

Hello!
Wondering
Listening
Explaining
Laughing
Job done

Zara at school

A friendly hello
Sharing an idea
Listening carefully
Her two-arrow card, for a story still to come
Ready with the next question

Zara from every side

From the front
From the side
From the back

Zara’s stories

The two arrowsZara works out why a picture card has two arrows, not one.Read nowWhere did the bottle beginZara wonders how a bottle on the shore got there.Read nowThe refill detectiveAilsa helps Zara find the right place to refill a water bottle.Read now

Zara is also in these stories: The shared picnic, The wee visitors at the window, Many ways to join in, Winter morning summer queue, The mystery material, The smallest crew, Two useful branches, The question everyone had, A different compartment, The town’s route cards, Water is part of the story, The stream at the castle, Three useful paths, The tiny ingredient, The washing machine with another job.

Her friends

Zara is a made-up character in a made-up town. Check your bin day.