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Updated: Jun 11 ? WIN, WIN, WIN ? It’s colouring in competition time! ? We are giving 3 lucky followers the chance to WIN a Ginnie & Pinney book of their choice! Here’s how to enter: 1. Make sure you are following @ginnie_pinney on Instagram or @ginnieandpinney on Facebook. 2. Print a copy of the colouring…
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Just wanted to thank you for the truly remarkable books, Ginnie & Pinney. Reading them was actually a revelation about how much better we could be using stories to teach our kids…these have certainly ‘raised the bar’ on presenting real life scenarios and the complexities/dilemmas we all encounter each day. I love that they encourage…
Updated: Oct 28, 2020 Hi to you all! Halloween is just around the corner. Whilst we know this celebration has come from the United States, we also know that many children (and adults) like to join in the fun. As you know, this year is different from any other year but we can still celebrate Halloween…
Happily, two more books from the ‘Ginnie & Pinney’ ‘Learn & Grow’ series for children 3-8 are being released this month; ‘Movie Mayhem’, a story about ‘saying sorry’ and ‘Roll Up, Roll Up, Clean Up’ a story about ‘taking responsibility’. Do little children understand the concept of ‘saying sorry’? Why do some children find it…
Hi! I feel today is a good day to do another activity with Ginnie & Pinney finger puppets:) First of all, let’s make a simple Pom Pom Popper with a toilet paper roll and a balloon. Cut the top part of the balloon off, Wrap it around the toilet paper roll, Stick the edge of…
Hi to you! Do you know who is the most sporty one in the group? Yes, Lulu! She loves sports day and she’s really good at jumping. So, let’s make a hopping Lulu today! Here are the materials we are using for today’s craft: Wrap one paper cup with grey colour paper. Cut out two…
Hi to you! I hope everyone is having a lovely day. Today, let’s have some more Spot the Difference fun! Have a look at the two images below: And the answer is… . . . . . . . . . . . Did you spot all five differences?
Hi friends! Today I’d like to show you a craft idea that is very simple but can be quite functional. You’ll see at the end of the post:) Here are the materials I used: Colour the popsicle stick to yellow: Draw some brown spots: Cut and colour the shapes for the ears, ossicones (horns) and…
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