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Perfect Winter Read – The Snow Girl – Sophie Anderson

17th January 2024 Lisa Leave a comment

The perfect Wintery read filled with community, love and magic. The Snow Girl is a fabulous read any time of…

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Posted in: Books and Storysacks

Toy Keepsake Treasures – Bloganuary

10th January 2024 Lisa 1 Comment

Describe an item you were incredibly attached to as a youth. What became of it? What a prompt for me.…

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Posted in: Spoonie Life of Bookworms Filed under: bloganuary, bloganuary-2024-10, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1813

Mission Aborted – Awaiting New Co-ordinates – Bloganuary

9th January 2024 Lisa 2 Comments

What is your mission? What is a Mission? There’s several dictionary definitions for a ‘mission’. Mission – a noun. I’m…

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Posted in: Spoonie Life of Bookworms Filed under: bloganuary, bloganuary-2024-09, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1812

What Could You Do Differently? Bloganuary

7th January 2024 Lisa 2 Comments

What could you do differently? The word that fascinates me in this question is could. Could – to indicate a…

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Posted in: Spoonie Life of Bookworms Filed under: bloganuary, bloganuary-2024-07, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1810

Don’t Let History Repeat Itself – Bloganuary

6th January 2024 Lisa Leave a comment

Do you spend more time thinking about the future or the past? Why? I’d been doing so well to keep…

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Posted in: Spoonie Life of Bookworms Filed under: bloganuary, bloganuary-2024-05, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1808
Story Sack for the Snail and The Whale with rice, playdough, decorated chalk houses, and whale and snail Holztoger figures

Story Sacks – Ideas and Play

Lisa Leave a comment

Story Sacks We love story sacks! Books really come alive for little ones when you have story props. They help…

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Posted in: Art and Crafts, Books and Storysacks, Learning Through Play, Neurodivergent, Sensory Play, Small World, Student Teacher, Tonies, Tonies and Yoto, Yoto

The Greatest Gift of All – Bloganuary

4th January 2024 Lisa Leave a comment

What is the greatest gift someone could give you? Hello day 4 of Bloganuary – the greatest gift. It’s taken…

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Posted in: Spoonie Life of Bookworms Filed under: bloganuary, bloganuary-2024-04, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1807

Learning Ideas for Spoonies

3rd January 2024 Lisa 2 Comments

What colleges have you attended? Day 3 of Bloganuary and I’m still going. I’m not a huge fan of talking…

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Posted in: Spoonie Life of Bookworms Filed under: bloganuary, bloganuary-2024-03, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1806
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How to Consistently Show Up in Your Life when Invisibly Disabled – Bloganuary

1st January 2024 Lisa 4 Comments

What are your biggest challenges? This! This is My Biggest Challenge That’s my biggest challenge. On any day I can’t…

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Posted in: Spoonie Life of Bookworms Filed under: bloganuary, bloganuary-2024-01, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1804
Colourful children's book "Mouse’s Wood" surrounded by nature-themed toys and decorations, ideal for early learning and sensory development.

A Poem A Day in January for the Family – Kids, Teens and Adults Poetry

Lisa 2 Comments

If you’re new to the blog head over to my blog post – New Year’s Resolutions and A Poem a Day;…

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Posted in: A Poem A Day, Books and Storysacks, Reading

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