Kids Love To Read #52 & Giveaway

Kids Love to read #KLTR

Kids Love To Read #52

Happy new year and welcome to the 52nd monthly linky of Kids Love to Read, I hope you all enjoying half term? This linky is one that I co-host with Acorn Books and Book Bairn. Thanks so much for stopping by and linking up! Acorn Books couldn’t make it this month, but will be back next month.

I am linking up with my feature on Books for Children about the Coronavirus.

Last Month’s Favourites

Last month my favourite link up was Raisie Bay’s The Plastic Problem and Book Bairn’s favourite was What’s Where on Earth Atlas.

Pinterest Board

I have now set up a Pinterest Board for Kids Love to Read, where I am to pin everyone’s posts featured, as well as lots of lovely bookish posts. If you would like to join as a co-contributor please message me. The more the merrier!

Linky Rules:

– Write about reading with children, share your love and your children’s love of books, what do you love to read together, how do you encouraging reading and books with your little or not so little ones? Books you love or book reviews.

– This Linky is open every 3rd Monday of the month for one week.

– Grab the Kids Love to Read badge and pop it in your post

– Use the #KLTR hashtag on Twitter and Instagram

– Share the love – try and read & comment the host’s posts and on 2 other blogs listed on the Linky

We look forward to reading your posts!

Laura, Kim and Anna x

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

Giveaway

The Puzzle Activity Book

Each month, to encourage reading with kids and to go along with our #KLTR Linky, we host a Book Giveaway.

We have a fabulous giveaway this month of The Puzzle Activity Book.

*Terms and conditions: Entries are open to UK residents. The competition closes on the the 15th May 2020. Winners will be announced on social media and contacted via email. If the winner does not respond to the email in two weeks, a new winner will be randomly chosen. Please allow extra time for prize delivery due to current pandemic restrictions. Host reserves the right to substitute the prize for a suitable alternative in case of problems with supply. No cash alternative available.

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54 thoughts on “Kids Love To Read #52 & Giveaway”

  1. we’re reading and writing book reports, creating happy cards from cardboard and glitter and crayons, playing games like yahtzee and monopoly and having together tv time xx

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  2. My grandson has been making a bird house with his dad, baking with mum and making lots of cards & pictures to send to family and friends.

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  3. Lots of creative activities and a walk every day to collect fallen leaves and odd things to make collages. Just a little television, too.

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  4. Lots of creative activities lots of fun in the garden baking and doing school work ? were just about getting by lol

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  5. We live in a village where lots of people paint and hide rocks, we love this as lets the kids be creative and also get into the fresh air xx

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  6. Finding the balance between schoolwork and fun , painting , jigsaws , cycling , walks and this week cub camp in the back garden with links on zoom – lovely to see his friends

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  7. We’ve been doing lots of baking, crafting and creating and trying to fit in a bit of home school too. There has also been quite a lot of tv / screen time as I’m trying to balance the needs of a 7, 4 and 4 month old (and my sanity). Lots of love, cuddles and reassurance too as the girls are finding it hard.

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  8. I am working from home still and trying to help my daughter with school work, my husband was on furlough for 3 weeks but is back to work now, so its back to multi-tasking again

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  9. My son in law built my grandchildren a tree house and a bug hotel, they do exercise to Joe Wicks and have been baking, school work and playing in the garden

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  10. My children have been amazing homeschooling my grandchildren! I’ve contributed by devising extra NC plans, drawing up worksheets and cadging boxes and cartons from my neighbours for junk modelling

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  11. We have been doing school work and enjoying the nice weather by having the pool out an playing games in the garden

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  12. We have been sending treats and activities for our grandchildren and reading some bedtime stories on Whats app!

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  13. It’s great having nice weather to play outside. We’ve been keeping busy the kids are growing plants in the garden Feeding and watering them and measuring them each week. They get so excited seeing how much they change almost every day

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    • Hoping that the lockdown can be eased gradually, and safely. Social contact is important for our health and wellbeing. Yet we want people to be safe. Keeping a safe distance apart will hopefully allow the infection rate to fall / reduce. Giving some valuable time for a safe and effective vaccine to be produced:- So as to be able to safely interact / socialise.

      Variety is the spice of life. Lockdown has led to limitations. No parks, no cafés, no cinema, etc. If/ when the situation regarding lockdown is eased :- I think we will all be ever so grateful. Interacting with family, friends, etc will be so appreciated. For some being in a family unit will seem OK, it is the wider family, and friends who are presently missed.

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