Catch the monster by the tail
Catching a monster is a great spin on duck, duck, goose. All kids will have fun catching a monster. You could even add a little spin to it by making a monster mask and having your monster wear it to chase the ghost.
Catching a monster is a great spin on duck, duck, goose. All kids will have fun catching a monster. You could even add a little spin to it by making a monster mask and having your monster wear it to chase the ghost.
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Kids adore meatballs, and these tasty pork and parmesan ones make the perfect sandwich alternative. Pop them into some pita pockets with a few handfuls of salad for a lunch box treat they'll love.
This is a great recipe for the kids to help with as there is no baking and it is ready in minutes. It taste delicious and is perfect for an afternoon snack or to pop in as a treat in the lunchbox
Raid the recycling bin for toilet rolls and you'll have an afternoon of craft activities ready to go. Start with this wriggly wiggly toilet roll snake. Your toddler will love playing with his new toy.
This paper origami samurai hat is a fancy Japanese version of the old sailor's hat made out of newspaper. If you want to, you can make a really big one and wear it!
These filo pastry cups filled with rhubarb and topped with creme caramel are a real delight. Perfect for dessert or even as treat for breakfast or brunch.
Make this hearty winter dish in the slow cooker when you want comfort food to come home to. Chunks of tender lamb cooked to perfection in a rich veggie sauce and served on a bed of creamy mash. Y.U.M.
This is a wonderful imaginative game that challenges you and your kids to use your creativity to tell crazy fun stories. Play with the family or at your next kids party and enjoy the laughs and giggle that will follow.
Science experiments are fun to do and great for children to learn. This magnetic paper clip experiment is simple to do and will teach your kids about magnetic forces.
This is an amazing family roast meal which can all be done in one pan! And who doesn't love a bit of crackling.
April starts with a laugh and a giggle thanks to April Fools' Day! What better way to begin a new month than with some fun practical jokes? This one is a clever prank that kids can play on each other.
Mustard chicken is one of those dishes that never go out of fashion. Easy to make, quick to cook and super-tasty, you'll have this on high rotation on your meal plan.
Just like grandma used to make, this recipe for sponge cake will soon be a favourite in your home. Sponge cake is a lovely light cake for afternoon tea. The cake can be prepared in the morning and sandwiched together with filling just before needed.
These fun cakes are great for a party or a sweet treat also can be made for kids with allergies or intolerances.
Bypass the Thai takeaway and instead try making this delicious and nourishing Thai-style prawn and coconut soup at home.
Looking for kids games and activities? Here's 10 great indoor activities to entertain your kids on rainy days, including kids' crafts, kids' games and more
Mini hot dogs are great for a party or a quick snack for lunch or afternoon tea for the kids.
What's a kids' party without a game of tiggy? Scarecrow tiggy offers a fun spin on the classic game, where the scarecrow must freeze in position when tagged. To be free, someone must crawl through their legs! This is a great party game that adults can play, too!
This pass-around activity requires a small amount of advance setup time but is worth the effort because your guests will have a ball playing this fun party game.
These muffins are not only easy to make but also quick! Customise this muffin mix with your favourite inclusions such as choc chips, raspberries or bananas.
If your child needs some help with maths, try making it a fun hands on learning activity with this egg carton maths game for kids.
These chicken and rice mini pot pies are quick and easy without the hassle of precooking or browning everything is done in the oven. This makes for a great low-fat, nutritious dinner idea.
This toddler favourite will get even the fussiest of eaters munching in the mornings! Try this cheesy, Vegemite toast for breakfast or as a light lunch. Grrr!
Many times in maths we come across things that we don't always understand. Lines and their meanings can be tricky. This is why we have put together a printable guide to show the differences between a ray, a line and other such maths terms for kids.
It's easier to make sweet and sour sauce than you might think - and healthier too! This one uses fresh pineapple but you could easily substitute it for tinned
Sleepovers and school camps - it's a rite of passage! How to help your child cope with sleeping in a strange place for the first time.