Keep Them Occupied: Activities From Your Favourite Children’s Books

Looking for something to keep the kids occupied over the break? We have you covered with this round-up of fun and creative activities inspired by your favourite kids’ books, sure to entertain, challenge and delight your little ones!

Host Your Own Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever Event!

Keep the festive spirit going with this activity packet that helps you create an event that’s fun for everyone! Packed with loads of suggestions for games and activities, plus a letter from Jeff Kinney himself.

Make a Hot Chocolate with Jamie Oliver

Billy and the Giant Adventure is Jamie Oliver’s first children’s book, based on a bedtime tale he used to tell his children. To celebrate its release, Jamie has shared this fun, kid-friendly hot chocolate recipe spiked with cinnamon!

Dive into this Very Hungry Caterpillar’s Very First Encyclopedia Activity Pack

Got a curious kid who loves to learn? Get creative and bring the world of Eric Carle to life with this fantastic activity pack, loaded with hours of discovery and creativity.

Colour-in with Wylah the Koorie Warrior

Get your creative juices flowing with these fun colouring sheets, featuring best-loved characters from the world of Wylah the Koorie Warrior.

Get Foodwise with Cooking, Colouring and More

Foodwise is a fantastic resource for budding environmentalists, full of recipes and eco-friendly kitchen tips. Get a taste with this fun-packed activity booklet, featuring low-waste recipes, colouring sheets, a find-a-word and more!

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4 November 2024 at 6:24 pm
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19 December 2025 at 10:27 pm
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19 January 2026 at 1:55 pm
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