Showing results for "Scotland" in Children's Audiobooks

Famous for bagpipes and kilts, the Scottish are rooted in tradition. They are also a hardy people. They thrive in a part of the United Kingdom where the weather reaches extremes. This title introduces young listeners to Scotland, a country with highlands, lowlands, and a rich heritage.

Welcome to a world where bedtime sparks imagination and encourages good values. In this specially designed podcast, Joel and his daughter Scotland create a fun and soothing nighttime ritual filled with warmth and wisdom. Through delightful conversations about virtues, the gentle melodies of live piano, and enchanting lullabies, they invite listeners to wind down and reflect. With a sprinkle of fun from their robot friend, this podcast is the perfect way to say goodnight to boys and girls everywhere.

The definitive collection of traditional Celtic fairy tales. Joseph Jacobs' 1892 anthology of the most enduring folklore from Ireland, Wales, Scotland, and Cornwall is a delight for both young and old. Leprechauns, giants, witches, princesses, castles, and sea monsters all abound in this compendium of the best mythology Britain and Ireland have to offer.

Welcome to Play Scotland's Play Well Podcast series!Each month we will be exploring play through different themes by talking to play experts, play champions, and practitioners who are passionate about play. Join us to learn about the importance of play for child development, play as a human right, and the different ways play can be used to tackle social issues.If you have an idea for a guest or a theme please do get in touch with JennyLester@PlayScotland.orgPlease fill in our survey about how we can improve the podcast: https://forms.office.com/r/SPEMkHf6NC#PlayWellPodcast

The office of Children and Young People’s Commissioner for Scotland office turns 18 on 26 April 2022. We’ve championed children’s human rights for the length of an entire childhood! The first Commissioner, from April 2004, was Professor Kathleen Marshall. Tam Baillie held the post from 2009, and was followed by Bruce Adamson in 2017. In this series, guided by questions from children and young people, all three Children's Commissioners discuss their work, the progress of children's rights in Scotland, and the important changes they would still like to see. The podcast was co-produced by ...