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A Year & a Day - A Waldorf-Inspired Seasonal Quarterly Magazine for Children
Spring 2023 edition.
Chicks are tweeting in their nests, ducklings are waddling behind their mothers, lambs are gambolling in the fields and baby rabbits are scuffling into their warrens. Spring is the best time of year for spotting baby animals in the wild. As green shoots push their way out of the earth, the whole of the natural world welcomes new, young life.
A ‘youngling’ is a term for any baby animal, and in this issue we include three stories all about animals and their young. As well as introducing you to the younglings of the animal kingdom,by the time you have read this magazine, you will know how to...
Draw a kitten
Correctly name different baby animals
Make a drum
Create a swan using your hand
Weave a spring crown
... And much more!
A Year & a Day is a seasonal quarterly magazine for children that aims to lead children into the realm of traditional stories and out into the natural world around them through craft, artistic, movement, literacy and numeracy-based activities.
Each issue includes three full stories, fifteen story-based activities and several additional seasonally themed pages, including recipes, posters and quizzes.
Printed on high quality, uncoated paper, especially for drawing and writing on.
Craft Books New SpringChildren instinctively create and live in an imaginative world. We bring that to life here at Conscious Craft by offering you the best natural toys and craft materials we can find. We believe that giving children the right materials, they will make and play with beautiful things that last a lifetime.
Fast delivery and a lovely selection of toys. They do click and collect but there’s no warehouse to go and look round. Even so, the website is really good and the toys/books are great quality!
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