How important is science?
Science is Golden was once sung by The Grates And on the kids radio channel I often hear some potatoes […]
Interview with Joanne Karcz, author of Dangar Island. Birds, Barrows, a ferry and me.
Joanne Karcz is the very talented author of the rhythmically relaxing picture book: Dangar Island. Birds, Barrows a ferry and
The coffee cup
A few weeks ago I blogged about and sometimes you forget – which many readers found solace in considering many of
Dungzilla by James Foley
Now you’ve got me thinking Sal…why don’t you use a bunch of Dung Beetles to clean Joe’s nappies? Ah, the
Feathers by Phil Cummings and Phil Lesnie
The sun rose on a crisp, cloudy day. The sandpiper stretched its wings in the chilling breeze. It knew it
Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts.
She took a deep breath and she simply asked, “Why?” Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David
Talking to your child about poverty
How do you talk to your children about poverty? Have you ever wandered through the city and seen a homeless
A is for Australian animals by Frane Lessac.
Have you ever wondered which Australian animals you would come across if you wandered through the alphabet, across the desert
Escape to everywhere
Have you ever read a book and wished that you could escape to that magical land? Perhaps you wished that
Getting home by J.R.Poulter and Muza Ulasowski
A curious baby bear , a slippery piece of ice and a big ocean… A baby polar bear is looking
Dangar Island. Birds, Barrows, a ferry and me written by Joanne Karcz and illustrated by Jacqui Selby.
Can you imagine living in a place where there are no cars, a cave with hidden secrets and wheelbarrows waiting
Tek, the modern cave boy by Patrick McDonnell
Are you in need of some outside time? Are you addicted to the screen? Do your children tell you to stop