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If you have a five- or six-year-old you want to introduce to cooking, or who is already showing interest in the kitchen, then this audiobook is a useful guide. It outlines the basic principles of cooking and food and kitchen safety, ending with several simple ideas for kitchen projects. This book will build an interest in cooking and and an understanding of how to cook safely.

If your child has a birthday coming up, it can be interesting for children to learn about how different birthday traditions are celebrated around the world. These stories are told through the eyes of children from India to Ireland and lots of places in between. We learn what's similar and what's different about birthday traditions across the world. This is an ideal book if your child is excited for their own birthday. They are narrated in a calming way by a teacher, and the stories are set to calming music.

This set of stories set on the farm in the context of a family explains nature concepts to kids through storytelling. In listening to these stories, children will learn about the role bees, renewable energy, seasons, and care for animals all play in maintaining a healthy, natural environment.

This set of stories set on the farm in the context of a family explains nature concepts to kids through storytelling. In listening to these stories, children will learn about the role insects, manure, squirrels, and bees all play in maintaining a healthy natural environment. The stories are told from a child's perspective, making concepts accessible and easy to follow. If you want to build your younger child's understanding of the natural world, this is a great place to start.

Bedtime can be a struggle. These stories help. They entertain younger children while they hear of Chanelle, who, like them, has trouble sleeping. They learn how Chanelle and her parents solve various problems with sleeping and nap-time, and ultimately happily get to sleep.

A set of imaginative children's stories from Mercia Bumbesti. These creative stories feature a family of crabs, a school of badly behaved animals, a royal dog, and an evil planet.

These bedtime stories incorporate themes from LGBTQ families, relationships, and life situations. They stand as engaging stories in their own right but incorporate diverse themes. As such, these stories are appropriate for all children but may be helpful for those from alternative families who see themselves less represented in mainstream fiction.

This audiobook is created with bedtime in mind, avoiding too much drama in the stories, which may prevent kids from relaxing. The stories contain educational elements, so while listening, children will expand their vocabulary and learn about animals. This set of stories covers bedtimes for a set of diverse animals from different environments. In hearing about animal bedtimes, children will be helped in the process of preparing for their own bedtime.

This set of stories set on the farm in the context of a family explains nature concepts to kids through storytelling. In listening to these stories children will learn about the role bees and other insects, squirrels, manure, renewable energy, seasons, and care for animals all play in maintaining a healthy natural environment. The stories are told from a child's perspective making concepts accessible and easy to follow. Importantly, each stories contains educational nuggets for curious minds.

This audiobook for elementary-school children provides education on what minerals are and how we can obtain them through the foods we eat. Your kids will learn why junk food is not nutritious. The audiobook explains major minerals you need for a balanced diet and what the core food groups are.