Rebel Girls Activities for Half Term
If you’re looking for simple yet imaginative and inspiring ways to keep your little ones occupied during this half-term break, look no further that these activities for Rebel Girls.
Books
Books I think are worth the read or ones that I am adding to my Kindle ready for my next session.
Make learning fun with Books2Door plus a 10% Discount
Today I am delighted to be able to offer Mummy Matters readers a 10% discount on their purchases through one of our favourite online bookstores – Books2Door.
Finding Children’s Books That Your Child Will Love
There are so many books to choose from, not all of them are good. This article will provide you with criteria and tips to find the best children’s books.
How to Easily Find the Novels You Always Wanted to Read
Perhaps you are searching for your next read but are struggling to know where to look. If that is the case, this article will help you find the perfect novels whenever you need them.
5 Garden Stargazing Activities to try with your kids
Mark Westmoquette, Astrophysicist and Zen Teacher gives his 5 garden stargazing activities to try with kids – based on his stargazing books Mindful Thoughts for Stargazers, Stars, and The Mindful Universe. Kids are often fascinated by the night sky. But as adults, we sometimes feel worried about guiding them because we think our knowledge of the stars isn’t up … Read more
Benefits of audiobooks for children
According to a recent survey by The National Literacy Trust, children’s audiobooks are more popular than ever. Julia B. Grantham shares the benefits of audiobooks.
David Tennant narrates The World Made a Rainbow video for Save the Children
Save the Children have released an animated reading of their September 2020 publication The World Made a Rainbow, narrated by David Tennant.
Kids’ Holiday Reading List: Teach the Valuable Lessons of Inclusivity
Have you introduced your children to any books focused on the topic of inclusivity? Adding a few titles into your collection of reading books at home, could not only help teach young little ones about kindness and acceptance but also help reflect the lives of underrepresented children. It does not matter if your kids go … Read more
How Your Children Can Bring Harry Potter into the Living Room
If you have a child between the ages of seven and nine, you may have a budding “Potterhead” on your hands. This is the time when the Harry Potter books become readable and they can imagine all the Wizardly Worlds that J.K. Rowling created for children of all ages to enjoy. If your children are … Read more