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Rosanna Robertson

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About Rosanna Robertson

Rosanna is a creative and enthusiastic individual who enjoys finding ways to entertain kids through art and crafts, games, and cooking. With a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art from the Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, she brings a unique perspective to her projects, making them both colorful and educational. She is always full of ideas for homemade cards, handcrafted gifts, toys, and decorations that are perfect for children of all ages.

Family interest

Arts & Crafts

In house speciality

Fine Art

Education

Central Saint Martins

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Arts specializing in Fine Art

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Schoolboy looking at a tablet to do his homework.

Roman Towns Fact File For Kids

When they conquered Britain in AD 43, the Romans built the first towns in the country, designing new centres for living, meeting and trading.

Less than 20 years after invading Britain, the Romans had built several major towns, all of which are connected by the now-famous 'Roman roads'.

We have gathered all of the most useful and interesting facts about the Roman towns, which is sure to come in handy as Roman towns and cities make up part of the Key Stage 2 curriculum.

Ages 7-11History, Geography & Social Studies
Mum reading a book to 1-year-old.

18 Perfect Books For 1 Year Olds

We have gathered a list of 18 of the best books for one-year-olds, an age when kids are delighted by storybooks and picture books alike.

From the age of 0 - 12 months, babies typically begin to respond to the stories they hear as well as interacting with the pictures and pages of a book.

From the age of one, babies begin to name familiar items that they recognise, answer questions about what they have seen and, at this stage, many 1-year-olds also enjoy turning the pages in the book themselves.

Introducing books to very young children is a great way to instil a love of reading, which is sure to bring hours of joy to your little one for many years to come.

Ages 0-1Parenting Tips
Girl eating spaghetti at a child-friendly restaurant

11 Child-Friendly Restaurants (Edinburgh 2020 Edition)

With restaurants back on track after re-opening in Scotland on 15 July, now is the perfect time to start planning where exactly you're going to eat for that special first meal out.

Finding a family-friendly restaurant can often be quite the challenge, not only does the menu have to be suitable for both kids and adults - but so does the atmosphere. Luckily, we've managed to round up 11 perfect spots to visit that the entire family will enjoy.

What are you waiting for? You'd better get booking!

Ages 0-99Days Out
Dad teaching toddler to potty train with potty training books for toddlers.

17 Potty Training Books For Toddlers

For many toddlers using a potty is a scary prospect, often causing lots of anxiety, tantrums and tears. However, it doesn't have to be this way.

We have gathered 17 of the best potty training books that are designed to encourage kids to enjoy going to the bathroom, whether that's with a story, a song or a laugh.

Different from potty training books for parents, these toddler books about potty training teach children to lose their fear of the dreaded the potty, replacing anxiety with a sense of adventure as they head to the bathroom!

Ages 0-99Parenting Tips
Kids dressed up to learn Celtic shield facts

Celtic Shield Facts To Bring History To Life

The Celts are included as part of the Key Stage 2 curriculum.

So, why not brush up on your knowledge of these ancient people and make homework and school projects on the subject a little easier?

Children will cover a broad range of topics at school, looking at every aspect of this period in history, including the Celtic warriors and Celtic shields, as well as many other aspects of day-to-day life at this time.

Read on for an overview of the Celts and Celtic life, information kids are sure to use during their KS2 years.

Ages 7-11History, Geography & Social Studies
Child observing how do leaves help plants.

How Do Leaves Help Plants?

There are lots of great science projects that are fun and easy to do at home, and this educational activity will help children to understand that science is all around us; in fact, it is what makes the world turn, why computers work and how trees and plants grow.

We have detailed a few experiments here that will answer any questions your kids have about how the leaves help a plant to live, feed and grow. Plants need air, light, warmth, water and nutrients to thrive, as well as needing roots, a stem and leaves.

However, these three experiments focus on the process called photosynthesis, which occurs within the leaves.

Ages 7-11Math & Science
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