Most children are divided into 2 camps when it comes to reading. Those who are bookworms and always have their nose in a book, and those who just will not read (some might struggle, others can but just won’t read). If your child is in the ‘won’t read’ camp, it can make you feel like…
Wasgij Original 28 – Dropping the Weight puzzle solution
I love a comedy puzzle and the Wasgij puzzles deliver on that. With larger than life characters and a fun image to solve, they challenge the brain even if you’re a prolific solver of them. The latest I completed was the Wasgij Original 28 – Dropping the Weight. One of the Wasgij Original range, means you…
Project 52 2020 week 14 – fence shadows
It’s week 14 of 2020, Project 52, and week 2 of lockdown has passed. A second week of home school, and a 3rd week of me working from home. As expected not a lot has been going on, and we’ve mostly stopped watching the daily government news briefings as not much more information is coming…
Which is better for children -individual or team sports
I’m a big believer in children taking part in sport. Or at least something active and something that involves some kind of commitment to a team – if not sport, then dance (and at a push music would have many of the benefits of taking part in sports outside of the physical aspect). There’s so…
Wasgij Mystery 14 – Hound of the Wasgij ville puzzle
I’ve been on a bit of a puzzle spending spree over the last month or so. I’ve managed to get hold of a couple of second hand Wasgij puzzles from charity shops, as well as finding a couple on sale. So I’ve got a stash to work my way though. The most recent was an…
