Helping your kids discover a love for it can help them exercise their creativity well beyond their childhood and develop a lifelong passion for it. You can prepare your child for creative writing through play, conversation, reading and exploration. Here are a few ideas to get them going!
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June 5th is celebrated as #WorldEnvironmentDay. This day is meant to spread messages about how we can protect our environment and do our little bit to get the world to become greener and a better place to live for our future generations! It’s never too early to teach little ones about nature and the things they can do to protect the environment. Here is a list of books which connect us with the environment and how we can save it from further deterioration!
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Darwin Day is a celebration to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of the famous scientist Charles Darwin on 12 February. The day is used to highlight Darwin’s contribution to science and to promote science in general. On this day, here we are, with the review of a picture book that tells the youngs minds about Darwin’s work and its importance in a simple lucid language, a great graphic representation. Charles Darwin’s Around The World Adventure Author: Jennifer Thermes Age Range: 5 –…
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Summer has flown by and it’s time for a new school year. There are new schedules to adjust to and lots of preparations and is a big transition for the whole family. Children experience some excitement mixed with a bit of nervousness as they wonder what their new school year will be like. One way to ease this transition is by reading books about school. This can help children relate to various situations they might encounter and also help to spark conversations about their thoughts on a new school year. Here are 16 favourite children’s books for back to school!
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How would you like to cuddle up with your kids and read a book that celebrates mothers for being the wise and caring beings we are. (well, at least most of the time!) From mama raccoons to mama foxes, these reads show that a mom’s love comes in many shapes and forms.
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Preserve your little superhero’s photo in this superhero comic photo frame! Easy to do and great to look at. Makes a wonderful gift too! DIY – Superhero Comic Photo Frame What you need: Wooden photo frame Acrylic paint Paintbrush Mod Podge Scissors How to make it: Paint the frame with white acrylic paint. Choose which comics you’d like to use. You can use comics like Batman, Superman, Spiderman, Green Lantern, Captain America. If you don’t…
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Have you seen the new Marvel’s Avengers movie – Endgame? Are your kids Marvel fans? Can your child not decide if Captain America, The Hulk, Iron Man, Spiderman or Batman is their favourite? Does your child wake up with a superhero in his hand, and talk about superheroes all day? Are your children obsessed with all things superheroes? Why don’t you put that fandom to good use? Engage in some fun Superhero themed activities that…
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Image Source : https://www.bleedingcool.com Avengers: End Game is breaking all records at the box office worldwide! Given the huge success of the Avenger films made by Marvel Studios, why not get your little Marvel Fans interested in reading through books by Marvel? The right book can spark a love of reading in children. And when children read something they love, it comes easily! When a child can find a comic to inspire an interest in reading, it…
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Technology has permeated almost every aspect of our lives and it seems impossible to live without them. But it would be good to take a step back and try to live without depending too much on tech. Especially when it comes to having fun. Technology offers many entertainment and gaming options for children. In fact, many games that we used to play with pencil and paper are now available as an app! Here is a…
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Did You Know – Tagore is the only person to have written anthems for three countries! Jana Gana Mana – India, Amar Shonar Bangla – Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka Matha – Sri Lanka (Tagore wrote the Bengali version which was later translated into Sinhala). Click to read more interesting facts and books about this Nobel Laureate, fondly called ‘Gurudev’!
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