Collective nouns: Mob of kangaroos
Kids will love learning about collective nouns. Not only does it teach them about collective nouns in a fun way but they'll be fascinated by the story of how it came about. This one is a mob of kangaroos.
Salmon parcels
Kids really do love assembling things in the kitchen, and not just cakes and biscuits. These salmon parcels are a case in point.
Creamy spinach soup
This soup is fun because its bright green. I enticed the kids to eat it by issuing them with a challenge: I bet youre not game to try this! They were shocked to find they liked it and backed up for seconds.
One bowl blueberry and coconut muffins
These easy, delicious muffins are studded with blueberries, flakes of coconut and whole rolled oats for texture. YUM!
Spelling bee words 5-6
Spelling bee words for kids aged 5 to 6 are a great way to play learning games that improve literacy, reading and spelling skills.
4 – 5 years social and emotional development
Discover how your child is developing emotionally and socially and get tips on encouraging your preschooler's development in Kidspot's New Zealand's comprehensive family health section.
Chia seed muesli bars
These chia seed muesli bars are great for the kids to take to school for recess and you wont believe how easy they are to make. You will never buy muesli bars again and best of all, they are nut free.
Is Your Due Date Wrong?
Your due date at the beginning of your pregnancy is often wrong. Find out why your baby's due date may be wrong and how to get a correct due date. Find more on Kidspot New Zealand
Peanut balls
Almonds and peanuts are both high-protein foods, making these a protein-rich snack. Protein is made up of amino acids that are the building blocks of your brains networks and can nourish your brain.
Hot milk cake
This hot milk cake is somewhere between a butter cake and a pound cake. It's simple to make, stays fresh for days and would be lovely with icing as afternoon tea, or doused in custard for an easy dessert.
Chocolate brownies
You get a double choc hit with this deliciously fudgy chocolate brownie recipe, thanks to the cocoa and choc chip components. Bake until they're just cooked to make the most of the squidgy centre that's melt-in-the-mouth good.
A to Z
Never drive with bored kids again. A to Z is a car activity sure to keep them entertained. Keep your kids guessing and observing your surroundings as they try to figure out the answers to your puzzle!
Homemade gnocchi
Homemade gnocchi is much easier to make than you might think and a great one to involve the kids with. Serve with a simple tomato sauce or a garlicky-pesto sauce instead - just don't forget the parmesan on top!
Sweet corn and avocado puree
A nice blend of sweet and savoury - corn and avocado is an ideal combo for dinner!
Ten Little Indians
Get your baby giggling as you sing the classic nursery rhyme Ten Little Indians. This a great baby game and kids activity to teach your little ones about music, rhyme and language.
Nutella popsicles
The kids will love these homemade popsicle sticks they taste better then the store bought ones. You could also almond milk or soy milk for people with airy allergy's
Spoiled telephone
Spoiled telephone also known as Chinese whispers, is a fun kids activity for children of all ages. Laugh along with your kids as messages get scrambled and wires crossed in this hilarious party game.
Handwriting: The letter m
Handwriting is a skill that improves over time and with practise. Tracing shapes, sounding out letters and writing the alphabet will help children improve their handwriting, reading and language skills.
5 common medicines and their side effects
Medicines, including over-the-counter medicines, can have side effects. Get advice on side effects of common medicines.
Healthy Thai fishcakes
Up your omega 3 fatty acids with these tasty Thai fishcakes. Packed with flavour and healthy as can be, these will soon become a family favourite.
Handwriting milestones 11-12 years
Handwriting continues to develop and children are probably beginning to develop their own style now
Learning the ABC: The letter P
Learning to write starts a lot earlier than most parents think. Those scribbles, shapes and hard pressed pieces of artwork your child produces is the first stepping stone. Turning that artwork into letters can be tricky. These free printables encourage learning with colour. Try with P.
Valentine pie pops
These cute little Valentine pie pops can be made for your Valentine's Day sweeties in no time at all. Perfect for a February 14 party, super cute and oh-so-easy, just grab some pastry and jam and off you go!
Porcupine balls
Beef mince mixed with rice makes these yummy porcupine meatballs. Bake them in the oven with a simple tomato sauce for a hearty family meal.
Pirate ship birthday cake
Ahoy there m'hearties! Pirate birthday kids will love this birthday cake. Decorate with wafers, Smarties and paper sails, then position your pirates so the birthday battle may begin!
How to clean wee-stained mattresses
No matter how much protection you put down, kids' wee has a sneaky way of getting through. Learn about wee-busting powder, spray and the funky wee-busting stomp
Learning benefits of kitchen science experiments
Kitchen science and experiments aren't just fun, they boost learning. Check out the benefits of kitchen science - and why you should get your kids into it.
Make Halloween Paper Chains
Decorating your house for Halloween is a fun way to get crafting with your kids. These spooky paper chain Halloween decorations are a cinch with our FREE printable. Choose from witches, bats or spiders to decorate your house for Halloween.
Tongue twisters: Swan
Tongue twisters help develop speech skills in young children as well as older children who need additional help with speech therapy.
Wobbling bunnies
A easy and fun game the children will enjoy to play as they try and become bunnies who stand very, very still. Children will enjoy their wobbling bunnies.