Our Schooling Journey in Rotorua, New Zealand

23 October 2009

More reading

Here's one of the sites we haven't been back to for a while, but it was nice to drop by for a catch-up today...

This afternoon I thought I'd get Tamāhine to read this cute book entitled, "The Giant Mushroom."

~~ooOoo~~

We've obviously not been to this site for some time because the following feature didn't exist the last time we were there. You can enlarge the print by clicking on the text area. That's brilliant. Makes reading soooooooo much easier and more enjoyable for the children!

You can choose by age, language, short or long story etc. There's a great selection and like I say, being able to enlarge the text area makes a very big difference. Something for everyone.

Thanks for dropping by
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