Take to the air with Grandma and Father Christmas and enjoy some colouring with this free pdf. Click on the image or the ‘download’ link below to open the document and download it to your computer.
Author Archives: Alison Grunwald
Grandma’s Christmas Surprise (colouring sheet)
Time to colour in this friendly Santa! Click on the image or the ‘download’ button to open and save this pdf colouring sheet.
Grandma Rides a Pony (colouring sheet)
Enjoy colouring this fun picture from Grandma Rides a Pony! Click on either the image below the ‘download’ button to open it and save it to your computer.
Down, Dog, Down!
Three hours’ drive from Kochin, in southern India is a beautiful village called Palakad. In Palakad there is a very small hotel where my husband and I spent a few days not so long ago, the guest of Mr Suvenda. Mr Suvenda’s hotel had been his family’s house. It was constructed mainly of mud andContinue reading “Down, Dog, Down!”
Max the Cavapoo’s Poo Problem (story 1)
My family are all animal lovers. For me it’s horses, dogs and cats, in that order. Or maybe not, after what happened one very hot summer’s day. I hope you enjoy reading this…every word is true. One weekend not long ago my son and his wife lent us Max, their Cavapoo puppy for a weekendContinue reading “Max the Cavapoo’s Poo Problem (story 1)”
Snakes and Ladders
Print off your own Snakes and Ladders sheet and join Grandma and Gertrude on their jungle adventures! Click on the image below to open a A4 sized pdf document to print out!
Max’s Magic Tricks (story 2)
In this next story Max shows secret talents as a magician. You may not believe how he does this, but, again, it’s quite true! Soon after the poonami affair I had Max to stay overnight. It was still very hot and muggy and, as there were still a few minutes before supper time, I decidedContinue reading “Max’s Magic Tricks (story 2)”
Max Plays Ball By Himself (story 3)
Max the golden Cavapoo has many hidden talents: navigation, escapology and, of course, looking perfectly innocent. Perhaps his funniest skill revealed itself one Friday lunchtime. I know you won’t believe this, but it really is true. Once again I was babysitting this unusual canine. Max was keen to play catch in the kitchen, bringing theContinue reading “Max Plays Ball By Himself (story 3)”
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