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Ready, Set, Code! Coding activities for Kids by Heather Catchpole and Nicola O’Brien

So many children talk about coding – but do they really understand what it is and why we need it? […]

Food miles A patch from Scratch by Megan Forward inspires us to: Grow your own vegetables and reduce food kilometres,

Have you ever wondered why chickens do cross the road? Has it ever crossed your mind that it was to

Do you have a little one starting preschool this week? This is the perfect book to read with them to

Once upon a time, although this happens all the time, a tiny star fell to earth. The Tiny Star is

Bronte: Me and my Boots by Penny Harrison and illustrated by Evie Barrow Meet Bronte and her boots. They are

Mr Chicken is at it again…and this time he has decided to visit Australia! Inspired by all of the postcards

He shook his head and replied, ‘Behind this fog, I am still the same Daddy. This illness doesn’t make me

I sleep across dreams of generations past, woven with journeys for the future. Drawing on the connection we have to

A quick review: Based on the real Robyn Boyd, this story – Robyn Boid the bird, was the first in

Sidney wondered what adventures his escape would bring. He hoped to find a magic place where he’d make friends and

Who knows blue? Roo knows blue! This joyful picture book will have your young child laughing along as they listen