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There’s lots of ideas and activities to get you playing at home. Try our interactive videos! Including…

Making with Iona
Cooking with Taz
Exploring with Jack
Funky Chicken
Grandma Grandma

and many more!

Find out more about what’s happening at Licketyspit by clicking on the button.

We have some Lickety Mums who volunteer at our Porridge & Play sessions as Storyplay Champions.

If you would like to find out more about Storyplay Champion training and volunteering, click on this button or get in touch with us on cfn@licketyspit.com

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Picnic & Play: CULTURE in GLASGOW

lickspit — Tue, 05 May 2026 13:45:26 +0000

Discovering what’s free to do with your family in your city!

We are very lucky to have fantastic museums and cultural venues in our city and many of them are free!

Picnic & Play is all about taking Storyplay out in the world – we sometimes go to beaches, other times to lochs or parks but we also love to go to museums!

Magic Ball, Magic Ball

Takes us where we want to go!

Whooooooosh!

A Magic Ball Adventure recalled by Poppy, Jesé, Deon, Zara, Taz, Kim & Caroline

When Poppy opened the Magic Ball’s zipper she shouted – ‘ITS A FOREST!!!’.

The trees were big and beautiful but suddenly Sarah and Mateo got grabbed by tree branches! Sarah was trapped in a tree embrace, and Mateo was being dragged by his leg!

‘Quick! Let’s get out of here!’

So, we ran away and found a great big train, which nobody knew how to drive, until Kim said – ‘I got this’. So, we held on tight and off we went. Let me tell you…good try Kim but her driving was rather bumpy and quite fast!

As we stopped, a man with a problem appeared – ‘And what kind of problem do you have?’

‘A pizza problem! I need all this pizza, and I have no clue where to get any!’
What about MAKING some pizza?’ – a fabulous Italian Pizza Chef had the solution!

We told the Italian Pizza Chef that we were good helpers and off we went to her incredible Moving Kitchen – where the oven, the microwave and the fridge keep moving about making our Italian Pizza Chef rather confused and very lively!

We went to town with our ingredients – tomatoes, pepperoni, pineapple, cheese, onions, Indian flavours and even a wee bit of a potion that helps you see the sky closer!

And so with much freshly made pizza we had enough to feed the dinosaurs of the Man with a Pizza Problem and to have a right big slice for ourselves too – result!

After our pizza making, we took another train, this time the driver was Poppy and she was excellent! She took us to the beach in India and oh how we swam!

There we bumped into a group of teenagers who joined us on our travels by bus, this time to Africa! We took the subway to go to a big dancing party – we threw some cool shapes and enjoyed some funky moves, took some cool portraits, to remember our excellent adventure and then, actually quite hungry, we drove back to have a well-deserved Picnic.

All in all, a fantastic big adventure with great pals at the Riverside Museum!

See you all soon!

Andre, Sarah, Taz & fabulous Castlemilk & Whiteinch families

Licketyspit’s Art Gallery

‘Dad and Mateo and Mum’

Mateo

‘Dumplings’

Jese

‘The sun. My face. My Dad. My Mum. Playing in the sun.’

Samuel

‘That’s me. This is the magic ball, the train , the pizza and the dinosaur.’

Poppy

‘It’s two of my dumplings. My dumplings are eating the pizza. I liked the party.’

Zara

‘That’s Zara’s orange dumpling and that’s the blue dumpling. That’s just one of my friends trying to catch me. I was invisible and my friends were invisible.’

Deon

There’s lots of ideas and activities to get you playing at home. Try our interactive videos! Including…

Making with Iona
Cooking with Taz
Exploring with Jack
Funky Chicken
Grandma Grandma

and many more!

Find out more about what’s happening at Licketyspit by clicking on the button.

We have some Lickety Mums who volunteer at our Porridge & Play sessions as Storyplay Champions.

If you would like to find out more about Storyplay Champion training and volunteering, click on this button or get in touch with us on cfn@licketyspit.com

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Licketyspit’s Just-So-John Bookplay

lickspit — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 08:10:35 +0000

Bookplay is a Porridge & Play session where we all listen to a Story and then instead of the Magic Ball we ALL JUMP into the world of a BOOK to have an adventure!

The Just-so-John Bookplay stories are by a writer called Rudyard Kipling who was born 160 years ago in India! Rudyard travelled all over the world, which was quite amazing because this was before there were aeroplanes so you could only travel by foot, by boat, by horse, by bicycle or by train!!

Rudyard’s stories for children were inspired by all the different places he saw – a bit like us with our Flying Balloons game! His Just-So stories are about animals in India and Africa! (His most famous children’s book is The Jungle Book – which you might have heard of! ) His Just So Stories are about how he imagined some of the animals in the world came to be the way they are – how the camel got his hump? , how the leopard got his spots?, how the whale got his throat? and other questions.

Virginia’s Dad John loved these Just So Stories when he was a child. When he grew up he read them to his children (including Virginia) and then he read them to his grandchildren! John lived until he was nearly 91! When he died some of his friends and family decided it would be fun to help Licketyspit to do some Just-so- John Bookplay Sessions to introduce the stories John loved to more children! We are calling these our Just-So-John Bookplays! We hope you enjoy them!

‘How the Whale got His Throat’ by Rudyard Kipling – a Bookplay by Bridgeton, Whiteinch and Maryhill Hub families…

Today our Bookplay session was outdoors in a spot Licketyspit families love to go to …the Children’s Wood!

The Children’s Wood is a brilliant green space in Glasgow – we are very lucky that we live in a city with so many big and wee green spaces for us all to enjoy and look after. Our pal Andrea from the Children’s Wood Team joined us too and of course we thought – what’s more exciting than to listen to a good story around Andrea’s campfire?

Excellent idea, my beloved!

Andrea knows everything about building fires we can enjoy safely and without damaging any nature around us – so we set up our Storyplay camp around the campfire, with a nice big picnic, and a wee shelter to make us all feel cozy and give us cover in case it rained – It didn’t! hurray!

And so, we sat round the fire and Ruby read the Rudyard Kipling Just So Story about ‘How The Whale Got His Throat’. You could have heard a pin drop! Everyone was so engrossed in the tale!

‘By means of a grating, I have stopped your ‘ating.’

While we toasted some marshmallows we all chatted about the story –

How many characters were there?

Who would like to play what?

How could you be one character one minute and another the next?, just

like that?

And how could the Mariner (sailor)manage to create a giant grating for the Whale’s throat with only a wee knife?

Well…the Mariner, as we had heard, was ‘a man of infinite-resource-and-sagacity.’

Did you know that infinite’ means ‘never ending’ and ‘Sagacity’ means ‘clever and canny’ ?

It was time to get on our feet and JUMP INTO the Kipling story of ‘How The Whale Got His Throat’ and a great way in is to dress up!

Abackr got started as the Stute Fish and Malak was a crab, Waheed felt strongly that he wanted to be the Whale and Farah decided to be the Sea itself! Many doubled as fish and other sea creatures, and everyone embodied the Big Great Whale swimming across the sea…whoosh!

Then Sarah and Grace became the Mariners and got eaten up by the whale – and that was too much fun not to have a go at, so other people became Mariners and enjoyed getting gulped up too!

‘Noble and generous Cetacean, have you ever tasted Man?’

Inside the Whale’s belly a riot ensued and we all ‘stumped and they jumped and they thumped and they bumped…they pranced and they danced and they …hopped and they dropped and they ..danced hornpipes where they shouldn’t!” until the Whale got the hiccups.

Getting out of the Whale’s belly was also very fun, so quite a few Mariners got ejected!

The grating created by the Mariners who cut up the raft with the cunning use of the wee Jack knife, which proved to be very effective – the Whale tried several times to eat up more mariners but with no success because the grating we had stuck across the Whale’s throat was most effective. From that moment on, no fish or humans could ever be eaten by the Whale. Which also meant that the Whale’s digestion was going to be much more comfortable – happy days!

We had our lovely Picnic sitting together beneath the trees in the Children’s Wood enjoying being outdoors in the fresh air – we even had time to chase about between the trees!

Isn’t it great how you can Bookplay absolutely anywhere you like? All you need is your favourite story, some friends and your fantastic imaginations! What other great story could you Bookplay with your family and friends? Maybe you could tell us about it?

Ruby, Sarah, Taz, Andrea & our pals at The Children’s Wood

Could you BOOKPLAY a story with your family and friends this weekend?

Listen to John telling How The Whale Got His Throat by Rudyard Kipling by clicking here!

How the Whale got his Throat

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A fabulous Porridge & Play Maryhill Celebration!

lickspit — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 11:37:26 +0000

Lots of Storyplay, lots of friends, lots of food, lots of FUN on our last session of this block.

We always call the last session of each block a Porridge & Play Celebration because we celebrate many things that day – making new friends who live in the same bit of the city, learning things about each other, learning games that we can play together as a family and as a community, tasting and sharing delicious food and the fact that the Licketyspit family of families keeps growing!

Our circle was as big as ever and Big As a Bear got louder than EVER! Andre got everyone going and ready to welcome Funky Chicken – Zoe was a Naughty cat, Xiyu a Golden Fish, Maya was the Silly Giraffe and Waheed a Mountain Lion. Xiya became Karate Cat, Violet was Sunny Dog and Salaar was the Funny Lion! We particularly loved being Dying Flies today!

Next up was Dressing up – the Maryhill Hub families, children and grown-ups alike, are big fans of Dressing Up and they became exuberant Chefs with exuberant names like Lobster Chef! Ruby Chef was in a pickle because she needed some fresh ideas and help for an exquisite new cake recipe…we all were up for it: Let’s Bake A Cake!!

With ordinary and extraordinary ingredients – I recall mango, pineapple, eggs, flour and a smelly sock or two – we baked the most delicious, finger- licking and exciting cake ever seen in Maryhill! But can you believe that when we were enjoying a piece, suddenly Andre found something unexpected in his…a Magic Ball!!

Naturally, we all wanted to go on an adventure, so we blew the Magic Ball up to make it big enough for us all to climb inside, chanted the magic words and…WHOOOOSHHH!

Zac guided us all as he knew we had landed in the Jungle! and Zac knows everything there is to know about the jungle! As we were cautiously creeping about, we heard a sort of a roar ……AND a big green Dragon appeared and before we knew it we were inside her belly!

Thrishitha and Salaar speak Dragon so they could speak to the Dragon. They found out that in order to get out we needed a boat and someone who could steer it! Waheed was ready to step up, so we climbed in and Waheed steered the boat out of the Dragon! Then the Dragon gave us a ride on her back…how kind! It was a very exciting flight and we had excellent views!

We had just landed and we were saying Cheerio to the Dragon when….WOOOOOOF!

A howling trio of wolves appeared! – Wolf Stuart lived in a dark cave, Wolf Andre lived under a mattress and liked to eat mustard and Wolf Violet lived under water and liked chocolate – A nice game of What’s The Time Mr. Wolf ensued…which took us, neatly to ‘Dinner Time!’

We love to share food at our Celebration, and the Maryhill families brought gorgeous delicacies from home to share – Cinnamon rolls made by Rita, Maya and Olesya, chicken sausages that looked like octopus that Mai and Mali brought, Arvin and Shirley brought dumplings and Violet, Claire and Steven had made cornflakes & chocolate cakes.There were veggie sandwiches & Chocolate sandwiches made by Amna and Salaar and a Honey Cake made by Penny and Yulia plus lovely Kiir that Rohini made and another Indian sweet made semolina and cashews homemade by Gouthami. Plus, leek & tattie soup and lots of bread, cheese, hummus and fruit – what an absolute feast!!

The best part was, well…everything! Children and grown-ups together playing and sitting at a table to eat and chat like in a great big family gathering. And although it was the last session of the block, Storyplay adventures have just only begun for the families at our Maryhill Hub – look out for Bookplay and Picnic & Play adventures coming up very soon!.

Taz, Andre, Virginia, Ruby, Johnny and Maryhill Hub families

Maryhill Art Gallery!

In Partnership With

There’s lots of ideas and activities to get you playing at home. Try our interactive videos! Including…

Making with Iona
Cooking with Taz
Exploring with Jack
Funky Chicken
Grandma Grandma

and many more!

Find out more about what’s happening at Licketyspit by clicking on the button.

We have some Lickety Mums who volunteer at our Porridge & Play sessions as Storyplay Champions.

If you would like to find out more about Storyplay Champion training and volunteering, click on this button or get in touch with us on cfn@licketyspit.com

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Friends, witches & a Magic Ball adventure!

lickspit — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 16:41:39 +0000

So we were nine families with 14 children this week at the CCH for Porridge & Play Maryhill. Everyone is feeling like we’ve become old friends!

We started with a Dance Warm-Up to Salaar’s favourite song – Thunder by Imagine Dragons – and some Sufi poetry Amna introduced us to!

Rita said “Do you know the Funky Chicken?” And then an amazing array of characters appeared – The Squirmy Worm, Dizzy Elephant, Sunny Dog, Funky Monkey, Naughty Octopus, Scary Tiger, Lazy Cat, Loud Dinosaur, Happy Butterfly! Not forgetting Aarushi’s Jumping Rabbit and Shriyansh’s Jumping Dolphin!

Then we played “I’m going to drink a bottle of!!!…” This was Lizzie, Zoe & Zac’s first ever Witches Fingers and they created fantabulous witches – he he he!

Arvin was a Witch in our marvellous Magic Ball Story which Rita has written about below! (His witch pretended to eat the Ball – disaster! – but she tricked us!)

Our Dressing Up today was a delicious array of colour and invention and so was our Storyplay, and our food was delicioso!

We had great chats and we realised that today is EID! So Happy Eid to all our friends

Here is the Magic Ball Story and our amazing Gallery!

See you all next week for our Maryhill Hub celebration!

Andre, Ruby, Taz & the Maryhill Hub

A Magic Ball adventure with the Maryhill families! by Rita – age 9

First, we climbed into the Magic Ball and then we zipped it back up.

Then we crashed.

We jumped out to see that we were in a hot pan.

We were burning our feet.

We needed to jump out and one of us said-

‘Let’s jump in this giant sink full of nice cold water!.’

Then we splashed about and then a woman said –

‘Is that your ball?’

And then everybody panicked that if we lost our Magic Ball we would be stuck here forever!

So we ran to save the ball but a Witch ate it!

But it turned out that she tricked us and she didn’t eat it.

So we climbed back into the Magic Ball to go back home.

The End!

Maryhill Art Gallery!

Read the artists’ comments here!

‘Basically that’s my mum, that’s Rita, that’s me and that’s you and you are saying follow me and we are following. When we went to the pan in the Magic Ball. It was a wee bit hot! It’s the sink. That’s the sea when we went in it’

MAYA

‘The sky. A dolphin in the sky’

YULIA

‘A flower this is the balls that we can go in. My brother and Benny Lin, this is where we went into the ball and they didn’t go in!’

XIYA

‘This is Sunny my dog running around’

VIOLET

‘So that’s a tiger and that’s you and that’s me and this is a ball. The tiger went in when we were inside the magic ball. A tiger was in my bed. It’s in my house’

ZOE

‘This was when we were in the magic ball and we were at the jungle. So, this is me and this is a panther and this is cheetah and this is a lion! And these are the trees’

ZAC

‘Mum, me and this is Moda my sister in the garden, the rainbow’

MALI

‘I made a poison. You will die if you drink it! That’s me. I’m going in the Magic Ball with a zipper. And then I’m going to the forest. That’s blood. I’m running away from a witch – didn’t catch me.’

SALAAR

‘This is the magic ball, when we were going inside the magic ball we missed the bear giving us another magic ball! I found this magic ball in the sink!’

THRISHITHA

‘That’s me, that’s you. Magic ball – stars. Mad guys from Japan. They wanted money. Make a challenge – challenge us to a fight. We fight and we win. Friends in the end.’

SHRIYANSH

‘This is a giraffe, a butterfly, the sun and trees, flowers and grass, parrots. A garden. Your garden! A Giraffe called G R Affe.’

AARUSHI

‘That’s Taz, that’s me, that’s Maya and that’s my mum. I liked the Magic Ball.’

RITA

In Partnership With

There’s lots of ideas and activities to get you playing at home. Try our interactive videos! Including…

Making with Iona
Cooking with Taz
Exploring with Jack
Funky Chicken
Grandma Grandma

and many more!

Find out more about what’s happening at Licketyspit by clicking on the button.

We have some Lickety Mums who volunteer at our Porridge & Play sessions as Storyplay Champions.

If you would like to find out more about Storyplay Champion training and volunteering, click on this button or get in touch with us on cfn@licketyspit.com

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Licketyspit’s Just-So-John Bookplay

lickspit — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 15:28:59 +0000

Bookplay is a Porridge & Play session where we all listen to a Story and then instead of the Magic Ball we ALL JUMP into the world of a BOOK to have an adventure!

‘How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin’ by Rudyard Kipling – a Bookplay by our Castlemilk Hub families…

Our second Just-so-John Bookplay at Castlemilk Library was an absolute joy! Families got together exited to see which Just-So-Story we would jump into this time. So, we enjoyed a few of our Storyplay games to get us all going and then Ruby read us the story of…‘How the Rhinoceros got his Skin’.

ONCE upon a time, on an uninhabited island on the shores of the Red Sea, there lived a Parsee from whose hat the rays of the sun were reflected in more-than-oriental splendour.

Dressing up the Licketyspit way is the perfect way for us to become all the characters, places and things in the story!

And one day he took flour and water and currants and plums and sugar and things and made himself one cake which was two feet across and three feet thick.

But just as he was going to eat it there came down to the beach one Rhinoceros with a horn on his nose, two piggy eyes, and few manners. In those days the Rhinoceros’s skin fitted him quite tight. There were no wrinkles in it anywhere.

We fabulously moved from being one character to becoming another as we recalled the story!

And the Rhinoceros upset the oil-stove with his nose, and the cake rolled on the sand, and he spiked that cake on the horn of his nose, and he ate it, and he went away, waving his tail.

‘Them that takes cakes

Which the Parsee-man bakes

Makes dreadful mistakes.’

Mr. Parsee carefully planned how to get his own back on the rhino for eating his fantastic cake!

During a Heat Wave while the rhino was cooling down in the water…

The Rhinoceros took off his skin and carried it over his shoulder as he came down to the beach to bathe. In those days it buttoned underneath with three buttons and looked like a waterproof

Mr. Parsee collected cake crumbs from his camp and sprinkled them all over the inside of the rhino’s skin and waited for the rhino to come out the water and put his skin back on…

And it tickled like cake crumbs in bed! Then he wanted to scratch, but that made it worse

The poor grumpy rhino tried everything to stop the itch! He even scratched and rubbed against a palm tree – that looked very much like one of our grown-ups and made us all laugh and laugh! But the itch wouldn’t go away which made the rhino grumpier and grumpier…

So he went home, very angry indeed and horribly scratchy; and from that day to this every rhinoceros has great folds in his skin and a very bad temper, all on account of the cake-crumbs inside

What a fantastic way to play with a good story…that’s why we call it BOOKPLAY!

Could you BOOKPLAY a story with your family and friends this weekend?

Listen to John telling How The Rhinoceros Got His Skin by Rudyard Kipling by clicking here!

How the Rhinoceros got his Skin

Check out the wonderful ART GALLERY inspired by our Just-So- John Bookplay at Castlemilk Library!

‘Rainbow! Heart, biscuit!’

MATEO

‘I done a dragon and I drew the man climbing up the tree – Mr Parsee! I drew the rhino in the water and the cake’

POPPY

‘That’s the rhino that’s the palm tree that’s the cake.’

JESSICA

‘The rhino, the cake, the palm tree’

JESE

‘The ocean, a pirate ship, the fishes’

DARRAGH

‘It’s the Rhino, hearts and the water’

ZARA

‘The cake, the rhino’

OLIVIA

‘The cake!’

ANNE MARIE, Your Content Goes Here

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Forest creatures and a Wolf with a watch in Maryhill?

lickspit — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 17:17:13 +0000

Week two of Porridge & Play MARYHILL got us all sharing our best moves – warming up our bodies and our imaginations, singing, dressing-up to transform ourselves into Forest Creatures and much more!

A very Big Circle to see everyone,

Cause our games are way best when we’re ALL in the fun!

First Big as a Bear gets us all going,

Running and jumping we are telling a story,

About how we can be whatever we like!

An Ox or a Hare or a Bird flying high!

So many of us here so let’s hear all our names,

And show everyone our cool move as well!

Then The Funky Chicken shows up to play,

Can you think of an animal? Does it move in some way?

What sound does it make? Can we do it again?!

Maya’s Funny Duckling liked Olesya’s Sleepy Tiger

Amna’s Happy Penguin liked Salaar’s Cheeky Lion!

Yachai’s Funny Bunny saw Rita’s a Happy Butterfly,

Shirley’s Jumping Rabbit loved Stephen’s Hyperactive Sloth!

But, have you heard before about a man called Fred?

Who likes to go to bed at night with Jelly On His Head?

If that sounds a bit silly just wait ‘til you hear,

What a girl called Bella Spears takes to bed in her ears!!

We sang about Grace, about Claire, about John,

What other funny things you could think to put on?

Dressing up – just combining old bits and old bobs,

Clothes now too wee or we don’t use a lot.

An ordinary shirt can become a spy’s cape,

A jacket an apron for an excited chef,

A scarf can become the long tail of a mouse,

Just have a good look and find things round your house!

Dressing up in this way lets us be anyone,

Dressing up in this way is just fabulous fun!

Today we were Forest Creatures just for a laugh!

Butterflies, flowers, a ghost and a squirrel,

Cheeky cat, baby bear, a bat and a panther.

A kingfisher, giraffe and even a tree!

A fox with a tail,

Now what else could you be?

While we were admiring ourselves and our forest,

We heard of a Wolf who owns a cool watch,

If the creatures – who don’t! – want to find out the time

They must ask Mr Wolf – Mr. Wolf, What’s the time?

At 3 ride a bike, at 7 we nap, at 10 go to school,

But we all know the golden rule –

Be careful, be careful we better watch out…

Guess what happens at DINNER when Wolfy’s about?!

When playing is done doing some drawing is good!

Then we’re usually hungry and ready for food!

Fruit, cheese, tomatoes, fresh bread and some soup,

Olesya, Rita and Maya brought home-made hummus too!

The Maryhill Hub families truly are game,

So full of ideas in the sun and the rain,

When we meet there is no doubt we will all find the way,

To enjoy some amazing STORYPLAY!

See you next week!

Andre, Ruby, Taz, Virginia & the Maryhill Hub families

Maryhill Art Gallery!

Read the artists’ comments here!

It’s my favourite part of what we did today, it’s the funky chicken, that’s the funky chicken, that’s the cheeky monkey, that’s the naughty seagull and that’s the dying fly!

MAYA

Me! Grass! Mum!

YULIA

This is that and that’s that one and that’s that one! Wolf! The people. The big wolf there. The sun! Dinner! Running away!

XIYA

We said ‘ahhh’ and run away (from the wolf)! Flying butterfly. Flying away – from Mr wolf! Jumping in a muddy puddle

VIOLET

A fox pooed when we were playing What’s the Time Mr Wolf. Why do they sometimes roll in their poo? The other animals want to eat them but they smell the poo and think they’re different. I eat someone – Xiyu!

ARVIN

-A wolf! Creatures What time is it…? 12 o’clock. Eat! Grass. The fox

XIYU

That’s me, that’s me as a butterfly. At the meadow – (full of) bushes, butterflies. I’m running away from a tomato, it’s trying to suck me in, I’m running away from it.

ZOE

So this is me as a panther, this is my mum as a squirrel. We were playing what’s the time Mr Wolf

ZAC

Mum. Happy. A friend – Xiya. Me! A butterfly.

MALI

That’s the wolf, me. The wolf’s chasing me. Not good! I was A ghost. I wasn’t wearing my disguise at first. That’s the treehouse and trees. The wolf lived in a cottage. A ghost lived in the treehouse – me!

SALAAR

This is the wolf turned into a bird. The dog was chasing the wolf and then the wolf said why am I running I’m not scared because I am a wolf so he used his watch to change into a bird. That’s a flower.

THRISHITHA

This is me and I’m a Butterly. And this is the flowers I’m sitting on the flowers like a butterfly. I live in a beehive with my friends. It’s fun!

AYLA

You! A house – yours. Your car. A garden with flowers – yours. It’s a ghost – a happy ghost. It’s Scotland.

SHRIYANSH

Balloons. Flowers, the sun, a butterfly. Orange and black balloons – from last week!

AARUSHI

That’s me and that’s Maya and that’s mum as a wolf and that’s me as a wolf. Feels good to be a wolf. Awooo! It’s a love heart and a star.

RITA

In Partnership With

There’s lots of ideas and activities to get you playing at home. Try our interactive videos! Including…

Making with Iona
Cooking with Taz
Exploring with Jack
Funky Chicken
Grandma Grandma

and many more!

Find out more about what’s happening at Licketyspit by clicking on the button.