Episode 37 - Frosty Frolicks (The Glowing Snowman and A Night at the Frost Fair)
Our stories this month are frosty and icy! Our picture book is The Glowing Snowman by Helen Goodbarton and Sophie Johnson-Hill. A snowman feels lonely and not special, until he accidentally swallows a firefly and becomes rather bright and interesting. But should he keep the firefly captive in his t…
Blue Ocean Kids—Word of the Week | Episode 39: Refuge
Episode 39: Refuge Book:Refuge by Anne Booth and Sam Usher, Song: It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
The Birthday Duck by Michael Morpurgo and Sam Usher
Sam has to leave the city to spend a week on a farm with his class.
What Heat and Cold Water Actually Do to Your Nervous System
Sam Usher on Sauna, Reinvention & Building Steam Works from a Beach in Devon | Pharma Prescribed
Sam Usher — founder of Steam Works, former professional dancer, ITV filmmaker and sailing broadcaster — joins Adam Walker for one of the most unexpected and life-affirming conversations on the Pharma P…
The Great Clown Conundrum Audiobook by Alexander McCall Smith
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: The Great Clown ConundrumCategories: Chapter Book, Fiction, For ChildrenAuthor: Alexander McCall SmithNarrator: Kris DyerPublisher: W. F. Howes LtdRelease date: 10-10-2019Language: EnglishSummary:Alexander McCall Smith is one of …
Episode 45 - Should Every School Be Legally Required to Have a Library?
School Reading List podcast hosted by Tom Tolkien
Season 1: Episode 45
For transcripts, resources & show notes: https://schoolreadinglist.co.uk/podcasts/series-1-episode-45/
Part 1Book post
Bang!: Join the adventures of a boy and his grandad! by Sam Usher
I Saw a Tree by Kes Gray, illustrated by J…
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