Summary:
Spring is a season full of new opportunities for children to learn, grow and thrive. Spring Holiday Fun! is a short story and activity book that will keep young minds engaged and entertained during the school break. Kids will learn about different perspectives on themes such as chocolate, Easter, spring cleaning, magnanimity and even the origins of several festive traditions. Spring Holiday Fun! is packed with stories that would inspire kids to write, to think, learn and share a hearty laugh. Although the target audience of this book is kids aged four to eleven years old, a person of any age would enjoy it just as much!
Age Range:
Targeted age range 4-11
What’s inside Spring Holiday Fun?
10 spring and Easter related themes For every theme there is:
An age-appropriate riddle to encourage lateral thinking fun fact for general knowledge a short story with underlying moral, cultural or educational themes a written exercise to encourage self expression and boost literacy lots of space for children to draw, colour or write as they keep busy during the spring break
Reviews:
This book uses excellent pedagogical techniques and touches on a broad range of themes in a fun and engaging manner. Brilliant! - Sasha, mother and teacher
I love the fact that this book allows my kids to read and do activities independently for long stretches - Robert, father
Spring Holiday Fun
is educational,
will keep kids focused and busy for hours,
provides a creative outlet for kids,
is a great starting point for discussions about culture, geography and many more themes, and is lots of fun!
About the author
For Mary, there is nothing more fascinating than listening to the candour and depth of a child’s reasoning. This is what inspires her to write. After the success of her book, Kids, Let’s Talk About Race from A-Z, this accomplished mum by day and writer by night couldn’t keep pen away from paper. She quickly got to work on her eleventh book, Spring Holiday Fun! - a themed activity book and compilation of short stories to keep great young minds engaged and entertained during the holidays. When Mary isn’t writing, she’s enjoying the roller coaster ride of parenting her two amazing kids.
