Bookbug - Scottish Book Trust
WEBBookbug is Scotland’s universal early years book gifting programme. The Bookbug Hero Award 2025. Nominations are now open! Bookbug Story Library. Our films of families enjoying books together show there's no right or wrong way to share books with your child. Bookbug Book of the Month.
Tiny Tim (I Have a Little Turtle) Lyrics - Scottish Book Trust
WEBTiny Tim (I Have a Little Turtle) lyrics. His name was Tiny Tim. I put him in the bathtub to see if he could swim. He ate a bar of soap. With bubbles in his throat. Bubble, bubble, pop! Discover the Tiny Tim (I Have a Little Turtle) song at Scottish Book Trust, including lyrics. Browse our Bookbug Song and Rhyme library to find more to enjoy.
Scottish Book Trust - Reading, Writing & Literacy Charity
WEBBy supporting our work you are helping children and adults in Scotland unlocking their potential through reading and writing. Donate to Scottish Book Trust. 'The children are 'happier, livelier, and more excited about reading' after taking part in the Shared Reading programme.'. Primary One Teacher, Craigroyston Primary School, Edinburgh.
Opportunities for writers - Scottish Book Trust
WEBOpportunities for writers. There are lots of opportunities for writers in Scotland. We've collected and listed the current crop below. For more opportunities (including workshops, retreats and advice), you might also want to look into our resources for writers, and our writing programmes; the New Writers Award and Ignite Fellowship.
The Jeely Piece Song Scots Lyrics - Scottish Book Trust
WEBThe Jeely Piece Song lyrics. 'Cause I'm getting one less meal every day. The odds against it reaching earth are ninety-nine tae wan. On the first day my maw flung me out a dod o' malted broon. 'Cause my piece went into orbit and became a satellite. On the next day my maw flung me oot a piece once again. It went up and hit the pilot in a fast ...
Book Lists - Children's Books - Scottish Book Trust
WEBScots books for 9-14 year olds. Books that explore bullying. Books featuring disability and neurodiversity (age 9-11) Understanding migrant experiences (age 9-11) Picture books to discuss children's rights in the classroom. Middle …
Contact Us - Scottish Book Trust
WEBSchool Communities. For Reading Schools enquiries, email [email protected] or phone 0131 287 3773. For school events, tours and Authors Live enquiries, email [email protected] or phone 0131 287 3774. For Read Write Count and school outreach enquiries, email [email protected] or phone 0131 287 3776.
Literary agents in Scotland - Scottish Book Trust
WEBAdditionally, some members of the Association of Scottish Literary Agents (this link will open in a new window) have their main offices outside of Scotland but have agents based in Scotland.. We recommend visiting agents' websites for the most up to date information on submissions windows and the types of writing they accept.
Creative Writing Groups in Scotland - Scottish Book Trust
WEBStevenston Creative Writing Group. A community group open to all engaging in a number of topics to explore creativity with words. The meetings are weekly - Friday (10-12) at Beattie Library and it is free to join in. The Stevenston Creative Writing Group website. Email: [email protected].
WEBExtension activity: Look at the pictures in the story and find other symmetrical images (leaves, flowers, insects, bat for example). Go for a walk around the school playground or grounds and try to find other symmetrical shapes and objects in the environment. Take any that are lying on the ground back to class and make a symmetry collage of the ...