Category: Games – Kids
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Teetotum Game
During Jane Austen’s time, teetotums were common in social gatherings, especially around Christmas, when families played games together. They symbolize the lighthearted, domestic amusements of the period—contrasting with the more formal dances and card games often depicted in her novels. Follow the instructions to make a teetotum and start playing! Crafting Instructions You will need:…
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Body in the (Mobile) Library Competition
This competition is closed, but you can still solve the mystery! Put your sleuthing hat on… A librarian has been found dead! Whodunnit? The farmer? The student? The innocent old lady? The influencer? The financial advisor? The rock star? Follow the clues and find out who killed… The Body in the (Mobile) Library! Story written…
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Colin’s Big Read
Help Colin the Corgi collect all the books in time for the street party in Colin’s Big Read Game! Click here to help Colin find all 70 of the Big Jubilee Read books across 7 levels and deliver them in time for the Jubilee Street Party! You’ll find 10 books on each level, all titles…
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Silly Animal Consequences
Silly animal consequences is both a craft and a game!
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Shakespeare for Kids
We’ve put together short scripts from two of Shakespeare’s most famous plays for you to act out at home! You can read about the stories, the scenes and the characters and there’s a list of everything you need to have a go, including a translation! Suitable for ages 9+