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Where happiness lives by Barry Timms and Greg Abbott

Where does happiness live? How do you find it and hold onto it? This delightful picture book Where happiness lives […]

I am sure that most of the population love a piece of chocolate here or there but do we ever

The theme from the Australian Children’s Laureate, Leigh Hobbs, for this month is Reading stories make us determined But why?

Ever since her mum died, Ruby has been afraid. Of cars. Of the dark. Of going to sleep and never

Have a look at the notes I have produced recently and ask me how I can help develop teacher notes

Alfred had fought in the Great war, but his bravery was not part of the nation’s remembering. He was one

This month, The Australian Children’s Laureate, Leigh Hobbs has suggested that we focus on drawing a story. The idea behind

Today is National threatened species day and a great day to pull out a book so you can learn more

Have you ever wondered if your child is gifted? Perhaps they taught themselves to read at an early age? Maybe

Mrs White and the Red Desert by Josie Boyle, illustrated by Maggie Prewett is a fascinating story about life in

There is a lot of focus on Literacy skills – and so there should be BUT numeracy is equally important

‘Never step on a snail’ Rules of Summer by Shaun Tan explores a relationship between two boys or brothers over