A few books about families
Just the way we are by Jessica Shirvington and Claire Robertson Reading this story with your child will help them to know that families come in all different shapes…
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How can you be kinder to the planet?
There are so many ways that we act in this present world that is thoughtless about the future we are leaving the next generations, and I feel that at this…
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Global Guardian Project: Australia
Created by Beth Johnson from Kid’s Mind Body Spirit, this capsule gives your family some wonderful insight into Australia and it’s natural beauty. In this capsule you can learn more…
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New Zealand: Global Guardian Project E-capsule
Interested in learning more about New Zealand? Then this might just be the capsule that starts you and your family on your journey to becoming a Global Guardian. I’ve been…
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The thank you dish by Trace Balla
What are you thankful for? Do you stop during the day and reflect on how lucky you are? The Thank you dish by Trace Balla might help you and your…
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Bouncing Bouncing Little Joeys: A bush Christmas by Lesley Gibbes
Have you started to think about Christmas yet? If you’re anything like the little joeys in this story you’ll be thinking about all the different things that need to be…
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Go litterless
Did you manage to catch the program War on Waste run on the ABC earlier this year? If you did you still might be a bit confused about how you…
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Snap review: Within these walls by Robyn Bavati
Whatever is coming, we’ll face it together, as a family. As long as we’re together, we’ll be okay. I’ve read a few books about the Holocaust – both fiction and…
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Illegal by Eoin Colfer and Andrew Donkin
I read my first real graphic novel in my twenties – Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi – it was amazing. Not only the storytelling and the story to be told, but…
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Swimming on the Lawn by Yasmin Hamid
The idea of swimming on top of freshly mown grass which has been swamped by fresh water conjures up ideas of the simple and care free nature that comes with…
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It ain’t easy being green – plastic free July
Perhaps you have signed the pledge to be plastic free in July or have been inspired by hearing about the terrible amount of plastic in our oceans and landfill? Perhaps…
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The family hour By Tai Snaith
The Family Hour by Tai Snaith. Published by Thames and Hudson How does your family breakfast time look? How do you keep your family cool those hot summery days? Can…
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