These What The Ladybird Hears activities and crafts are great as extension activities for the books by Julia Donaldson or just as a simple way to keep your child entertained and having fun.
This series has been one of my kid’s favorites to listen to or read over the years and whether this is a book that you’re using for a topic in your preschool or topic or you just need some inspiration to keep you busy on rainy days or school holidays, you’ll find loads of easy and fun ideas here.
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My kids adore Supertato, actually I do too, I think Sue Hendra might well be my favourite author for kids books!
This post was inspired by a session I went to at my local Children’s Centre that had some Supertato activities on and I overheard the staff saying that they’d had a bit of a hard time finding any Supertato resources online so I figured I’d write up my own.
These would all be fun to do as extension activities for the book and or just as a way of keeping the fun going – in fact while I was looking for a picture for this my daughter ran over and started yelling ‘it’s Supertato, it’s Supertato!’
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We adore Julia Donaldson books and today I’m sharing our favourite The Snail and The Whale activities, craft ideas and resources to make and do alongside reading the book.
This book is such a great read with it’s tale of an amazing adventure for the whale and a tiny snail as they travel across the ocean and around the world. It also has gorgeous illustrations by Alex Scheffler and a great use of rhyme telling the story that always keeps kids captivated.
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If you’re looking for some What The Ladybird Heard at the Seaside activities then you’re in the right place!
We love this gorgeous book that’s been illustrated by Lydia Monks and it’s a great way to encourage kids to try out some fun arts and crafts as well as sensory play.
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Advert. I’m so excited to share with you these super cute crafts to celebrate the publication of the new Narwhal and Jelly series by Ben Clanton!
These books are perfect for kids – I know this because when I went to photograph them my two had hidden them in their ‘special place for books they don’t want touching’ and they’ve spent the weekend giggling along to Narwhal and Jelly’s adventures in the ocean complete with jokes, facts and a lot about waffles!
These Narwhal and Jelly paper plate crafts are super easy to make so after your kids have had fun reading the books they’ll be able to have lots of fun making their own super duo.
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