Letters to change the world
Christmas has just passed and perhaps your house is now filled with excess toys and packaging. Over summer we have […]
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War is over by David Almond, illustrated by David Litchfield.
Dear Jan, I am a boy like you. I am not at war with you. You are, not at war
Another book about bears by Laura and Philip Bunting
Sick of books about bears? Is your library shelf piling up with bears eating honey? Bears going on walks or
Beware the deep dark forest by Sue Whiting and Annie White.
It wasn’t a carnivorous plant. It wasn’t a venomous snake. It wasn’t a bristly wolf or a deep ravine. It
We are together by Britta Teckentrup
We’re off to climb mountains, all the way to the top…Our friends keep us going – they won’t let us
Something for Fleur by Catherine Pelosi and Caitlin Murray
Have you ever waited and waited for your birthday? Have you been left to wonder and guess what gifts you
Love chocolate? Read on
I am sure that most of the population love a piece of chocolate here or there but do we ever
The great lizard Trek by Felicity Bradshaw and Norma MacDonald
Written by Felicity Bradshaw and illustrated by Norma MacDonald, an Aboriginal Yamatji artist, The Great Lizard Trek is an excellent addition
Girl on Wire by Lucy Estela and Elise Hurst
A girl stands before a wire, anxious about walking across the tightrope that is so far above the ground. The
Bird to Bird by Claire Saxby and Wayne Harris.
A bird drops a seed to the floor of the forest. The seed grows into a sapling, then a tree.
A science storybook about forces: Bird builds a nest by Martin Jenkins and Illustrated by Richard Jones
Are you finding the concept of pushing and pulling a little tricky to teach or understand? This science storybook about
Books to read on World Environment Day
So today is World Environment day and the theme is ‘Choose to Refuse’. What can you Choose to refuse? –