The lovable rogue is back! In PETER RABBIT™ 2, despite his best efforts, Peter can’t seem to shake his mischievous reputation. This Easter,enjoy some colouring in, or decorate cupcakes, while he figures out what kind of bunny he wants to be.
IKEA have shared instructions on how to create 6 home-styled furniture forts!
This year, Anzac Day will be like no other. Join in by completing this ANZAC Day activity sheet
ANZAC Day is when we remember the bravery and selflessness of those who served and died in service to New Zealand. This ANZAC Day, download and print this colouring page for your children to colour and remember.
Hop into these activities inspired by the film Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway. Find mazes and spot the difference games that keep kids busy and challenge their minds.
Join forces with Peter Parker and create a few hours of easy fun with these printable activities inspired by Spider-Man: Far From Home.
Inspired by the hit movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, these printable activities are great for engaging kids of all ages – especially the ones who want to live in their Spider-Man suit 24/7.
Little artists will love this quick and easy activity that teaches them how to draw their own Scribble Witch – based on the series by Inky Willis.
With Studiocanal you can sit back with your little ones and enjoy a night of adventure, spooks or sparks! Cook up that popcorn and enjoy!
Keep your tweens and teens occupied with these great movies available on Netflix - perfect for kids aged 12+. Lots of adventure, comedy and heart.
Do your little ones love adventure? Sit them down with some popcorn and let their minds run wild with these fun loving, adventurous films on Netflix.
Have fun in the kitchen with slime! Kids can learn how to make slime with this cool kitchen-based science experiment that uses only a few ingredients.
Make the most of your time indoors by creating an epic blanket fort, perfect for a cosy movie night.
Kids love playdough, not only can they model anything they want out of it, but it can also be useful for learning about shapes and colours. This playdough memory game is great for children who love a challenge.
Remember string games like cat’s whiskers? Jacob’s Ladder? Witch’s broom? If it’s ringing a vague bell but you can’t remember how it’s done, Kidspot has devised a string figure refresher course on your behalf.
Kids love putting things in their mouth. This gluten free recipe for play dough is a great way to ensure your kids are playing safely
Have fun with your kids turning something old into something new! Try this simple activity that transforms tired old crayons into fancy new candles.
It's not just dollhouses that can be made from cardboard. You can also make a cool fort or castle out of a cardboard box and some toilet rolls. This easy recycled craft activity will provide hours of imaginative play for your child.
This easy colourful science experiment can be done with simple items you have in your kitchen right now!
Making play dough without cooking is an easy and fun way to entertain the kids. Children will love to squish, squash and get creative with this childhood favourite while you'll enjoy the no-cook factor!
