Little Readers Elarduspark

01/09/2026

22/08/2026

Ons moet vinnig dié kolwyntjies vir die Koekiemonster voer sodat ons naweek kan gaan hou! 🧁🍪🎉 Little Readers Mokopane

Lekker naweek almal!

22/08/2026

For more information on our exciting reading phases Snapshot of how important books & stories are for children Sitting down with a BOOK Stimulates imagination & play Exposes children to a wide range of language & vocabulary Provides quietness & calmness in their busy lives Provokes curiosity and dis...

22/08/2026

Turn storytime into an adventure!

Whether you're snuggling on the couch, building a blanket fort, or reading by torchlight, keeping it fun makes all the difference.

21/07/2026

Welcome back to Term 3!

We are ready to have some fun!

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26/06/2026

After all the fun and learning at Little Readers this term, it’s officially time to relax.

Our recipe for the perfect holiday?
A comfy blanket, a steaming cup of hot chocolate, and a fantastic book!

Rest up, stay inspired, and we will see you soon for an amazing Term 3!

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28/05/2026

🎈 Happy World Play Day! 🎈

Today we’re celebrating the magic of childhood and the incredible power of play! There is something irreplaceable about the "hands-on" world that helps our little ones grow in ways a screen simply can't. Avoiding digital devices and focusing on tradition play can be so beneficial, see below why:

The Magic of Imagination: Whether it’s playing with dolls, toy cars, or pretending to be a florist, imaginative play allows kids to process the world around them. It builds empathy, language skills, and social understanding.

The Great Outdoors: Playing outside isn't just about fresh air—it’s about sensory exploration. Feeling the grass, picking flowers, and running free helps develop gross motor skills and a deep connection to nature.

Puzzles & Problem Solving: When a child sits down with a puzzle, they aren’t just matching shapes; they are building spatial awareness, patience, and logic. It’s a workout for the brain that rewards them with a physical sense of accomplishment.