On the River by Roland Harvey
Come with me from the mountains to the sea. How well do you know the Murray River? Do you […]
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Stories for Simon by Lisa Miranda Sarzin and Illustrated by Lauren Briggs.
This story speaks of love and understanding, it speaks of a time past and a time present coming together. Stories
Families and reading
On the 15th May it is the UN’s international day of families. Families play a vital role in the education
My magnificent jelly bean tree
If I had a Jelly Bean tree, I would care for it while it was small. Do you wish that
Mrs White and the Red Desert by Josie Boyle.
Mrs White and the Red Desert by Josie Boyle, illustrated by Maggie Prewett is a fascinating story about life in
Rhino in the house: The true story of Saving Samira by Daniel Kirk
One of the things I love about picture books is that they can bring real life stories to young readers
Making a difference in Australia.
There is still low education achievement outcomes for Indigenous children in Australia. Indigenous children deserve to learn how to read and write
May – focus on sustainability and storytelling
During the month of May my intention is to help parents and teachers build awareness of how we can act
Say Yes: A story of Friendship, fairness and a vote for hope. Jennifer Castles.
Say Yes: A story of Friendship, fairness and a vote for hope is a perfect book which mixes both history
Where is Bear? by Camilla de la Bedoyere
Where is Bear? by Camilla dela Bedoyere and illustrated by Emma Levey takes the reader on a wonderful journey all
Encouraging a love of literacy
There has been a bit of a focus on my blog about sight words and home readers – which both
Library visits and learning to read
Why should you take the time out of your weekend or afternoon to visit the library if your child already