Parents and educators will be inspired to take family and school field trips to destinations in their communities after reading this book.

WINNER OF THE SAINSBURY'S CHILDREN'S BOOK PRIZE 2021 BEST ACTIVITY BOOK Walking in the country, by the sea or in the town, so many wonderful things to see if you stop and look around! I think it works well for the younger audience it's aimed at and will be a good book for generating ideas around interactive walks. No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. I really liked this simple, but effective, book about all the things you can see, do and experience on a walk in your local area.Ranger Hamza will show you how to look around you and take in all the details surrounding you in nature, such as plants, trees, buildings, water, colours, shapes, smells and how things are tall, short, fuzzy, soft, smooth or rough, It will open your mind so that you can change the way you view things. Perfect for fans of CBeebies' 'Let's Go For a Walk', or for families looking to make their regular outings more fun. Wherever you live, in a town, by the sea or in the countryside, it will make any walk more interesting and exciting.

It links to the CBeebies series Let's Go for a Walk and includes using most of the senses, basic literacy and numeracy skills and above all becoming more aware of the natural world around you. On the way they have a concert under a giant spiderweb, sit on a woolly bench, spot a rollercoaster and even wash a giant greenhouse! Explore our pick of the best children's books in January 2022 – whether it's a scary update on Rumpelstiltskin or a wintry adventure or a guide to journalism and deciphering "fake news".million trees so far - that's 508 acres of land across 4 continents - equivalent to restoring an area the size of Monaco. The ten books offer a wide range of styles, themes and formats, to support your students in reading for enjoyment, discussing books and developing a long-term love of reading.

Kids are prompted to notice colors, shapes, textures, materials, and more as they explore their communities with encouragement from Ranger Hamza in this rhyming picture book sure to spark curiosity. On the way they spot a treasure chest, listen to the raindrops on the pond, discover who might live in a hedge, and even meet a square spider!Thank you to Net Galley, Ranger Hamza and the publisher for sharing this book with me in exchange for an honest review. TRavelling through familiar places - a street, a park, Ranger Hamza teaches us to look around and engage all our senses to spot shapes, sizes, letter and numbers. Not sure if I recommend taking a book along for a walk, as I am sure the parents have to carry it in the end, or maybe the book gets forgotten in all the excitement, but I am sure this would be a nice prelude to a walk. Read it all at once or a page at a time, the book begs you to mimic what you've learned from the book when you are out running errands, at the park, or camping. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.