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2 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] Magazine is a digital monthly publication Tel: 07557 053044 | [email protected]. Disclaimer: The copyright and contents of this magazine, including artwork, adverts, logos and articles, when generated by the KidAround team remain with KidAround. Views expressed in editorial and articles are those of the contributor or advertiser and not necessarily of the publisher. The listings, content and advertising in the magazine are for information and advice only. Inclusion does not imply a recommendation from Trew Publishing or its staff. All advertisements and editorial content are accepted in good faith and on the basis that the advertised goods and services are as stated by the advertisers.74CONTENTS15Contact Us(We are a friendly bunch)[email protected]@kidaround.bizTel:07557 053044Anna xxWelcome to the Winter Fun Issue!Grab your mittens, your fluffiest socks, and maybe a mug of hot cocoa bigger than your head, because this issue is packed with everything that makes winter wonder-full.Inside, you’ll find family adventures that turn cold days into full-blown memory makers, plus indoor ideas for when the weather says “nope.” From crafts to games that chase away the chill, we’ve loaded these pages with ways to keep everyone laughing, playing, and staying warm from the inside out.Our articles dive into the magic of the season—celebrating traditions and much needed downtime. And don’t miss our amazing advertisers, who bring plenty of sparkle, cheer, and helpful goodies to make your winter easier (and way more fun).So zip up, snuggle in, and jump right into this chilly, silly, cozy season with us.Let the winter play begin!Don't forget to subscribe below ?Hello Readers,Subscribe hereA U T U M N OUTDOORSHALLOWEEN RECIPES AND CRAFTSKidaAroundNewsAro nu d16DIARY DATES
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4 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] newsaround with your child/children and keep them up to date with current affairs all around the UK. You can also download a printable version here so they can read it by themselves.KidAroundNew AsnuordBIG NEWS AROUND THE UK!PENGUINS BIG ADVENTUREIn a chilly adventure story, a group of penguins waddled across the border from one land to another! In the region between South Africa and Namibia, preparations are being made to protect these penguins’ new travel corridor—from icebergs to sunny shores.They’ll get safe places to rest, new signs that say “Penguin Crossing!”, and friendly watchers to make sure they stay happy and waddling. Penguins don’t ask for passports, but they do need safe paths. Thinking about animals’ “journeys” is like thinking of our own adventures!A KID WHO BUILT A FREE LIBRARYIn the country of Canada, a 10-year-old named Maya decided that her neighbourhood needed more books. So she built a “little free library” box in her front garden—anyone can pick up a book or leave one behind. The library is colourful, weather-proof, and has a “Take a book, leave a book” sign.Why it’s cool for kids: You don’t need to wait for a grown-up organisation to create something good in your world—you can make it yourself! Want to build your own free library or a community garden? Go for it.Scientists say there are thousands more African forest elephants than previously thought - all thanks to the animals’ poo!African forest elephants are critically endangered and it’s difficult for researchers to count how many there are in the wild as they live in remote, dense jungles across 22 African countries.But now they have been able to count the elephants by taking DNA from the dung left behind, according to the study by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). One of the scientists from the study, Dr. Benson Okita-Ouma, said it’s “good news” because “there’s more of them than we thought,” but “there’s still a lot of work to be done.” This article was taken from NewsroundCOUNTING ON POO!
5 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected]'s Big Bird WatchJanuary 6 to February 13Every year, educators from every corner of the UK take part with their classes. There’s plenty of flexibility to run it with any age group of children and they have resources to help. Ask your child's school to see if they can get involved this year, you can submit your results any time between Registrations are now open.You can join, donate and download resources and activity sheets at: www.rspb.org.ukBrew Monday - 20 JanuaryIt is a day dedicated to promoting social connections and mental well-being. It encourages individuals to take a break, share a warm beverage with friends or colleagues, and have meaningful conversations to lift their spirits. So why not invite a neighbour that you think would enjoy a bit of company. Christmas Jumper Day - Thursday 11 December Christmas Jumper Day is Save the Children's annual event which raises money for the children who need it most. Every December, millions of people across the United Kingdom (and beyond!) put on a festive knit at their workplace, school or with friends and make a donation to help give children the magical future they deserve.How to take part: It’s super-simple to take part, all you have to do is sign up, put the date in your diary and use our awesome resources to make the day the most fun day of the whole year. Then on Thursday 7 December, put on your most Christmassy jumper, donate £2 to Save the Children and help kids everywhere get the best future ever.To sign up or to make a donation head to www.savethechildren.org.uk'My Voice Matters'This year's theme is 'My Voice Matters'During Children’s Mental Health Week we want all children and young people, whoever they are, and wherever they are in the world, to be able to say – and believe - “My Voice Matters”. It is about empowering children and young people by providing them with the tools they need to express themselves.When we feel empowered, this can have a positive impact on our wellbeing. Children and young people who feel that their voices are heard and can make a difference have a greater sense of community and self-esteem.To get involved or for advice and resources head online at: www.childrensmentalhealthweek.org.uk
6 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] Christmas is coming to Hedingham Castle!Pop-up Panto: Goldilocks and the Three BearsStep into a world of festive wonder with this year’s pop-up pantomime from the team behind Beauty and the Beast and Peter Pan! Enjoy the heartwarming tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, where the wicked Sir Cuss kidnaps Daddy Bear for his travelling circus, leaving Mummy Bear and Goldilocks to stage a daring rescue.Filled with silly jokes, circus tricks, catchy songs and plenty of audience participation, this lively show promises fun for the whole family. Expect slapstick comedy, toe-tapping moments and magical Christmas cheer for all ages.After the performance, children can meet Father and Mother Christmas and receive a special gift. Every Child ticket (ages 2–12) includes a present, making this a memorable festive treat.Book tickets at [email protected] | 01787 460261
7 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] are some fun and cozy family Christmas activities ideas you can use to plan a festive season together:Decorate the Christmas tree togetherPlay holiday music and give everyone a special ornament to hang.Christmas movie marathonClassics like Home Alone, Elf or The Grinch. See page 14 for more ideas.Bake holiday cookieSugar cookies, gingerbread people, or a cookie-decorating contest.Family game nightChristmas bingo, charades, or holiday trivia.DIY ornament craftingSalt-dough ornaments, paper snowflakes, or photo ornaments.Hot chocolate barSet out marshmallows, peppermint, whipped cream, chocolate chips.Drive or walk to see Christmas lightsMake a scavenger hunt for things like a snowman or reindeer.Visit a Christmas marketFind treats, crafts, and live music.Volunteer as a family Donate toys, wrap gifts for a charity, or help at a food bank.Family Secret SantaExchange small homemade or heartfelt gifts.Christmas Eve boxPajamas, a book, hot cocoa mix, or a small craft for the night before.Read a holiday book togetherLike The Polar Express or A Christmas Carol. See page 14 for more ideas.Write lettersSend a note to Santa or future letters to family members for next year.Create a family holiday photo or videoInclude silly moments or a theme each year.Make a Christmas countdown activity calendarEach day reveals a small activity.Holiday cooking challengeEveryone makes a dish using one mystery ingredient.Family talent showChristmas-themed songs, skits, or dances.DIY gingerbread house villageEach person builds one, then put them together.
8 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] childcare for two-year-oldsThousands of parents across Essex already use childcare for their two-year-olds. Not only does it give you time back for yourself, but your child can also learn through play, meet new friends, and enjoy new experiences. Early learning at a childminder, nursery, pre-school, or school nursery will give your child a good start to their early education.Your child might be eligible for up to 15 hours per week funded childcare if you’re • receiving certain benefits including income support, or income-based job seeker’s allowance• child has an Educational Health and Care Plan (EHCP)• child is looked after by the local authority, or has left care through adoption or a special guardianship order • child is in receipt of disability living allowanceFor further information click on the following link for Best Start in Life website https://www.beststartinlife.gov.uk/childcare-early-yearseducation/15-and-30-hours-support/additional-support/eligibility If you are eligible and you want to talk this through with someone, you can contact the Essex Child and Family Well-being service Family Hub for your district. For details of your local Family Hub click on the following link Essex Child & Family Wellbeing Service You can also look for childcare and read our Guidance for Parents online at Early years and childcare - Essex County Council You should check how your preferred childcare provider/childminder offers the funding to check it meets your needs.
9 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] ready to step into a winter wonderland of fun, magic and festive cheer at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester this Christmas!From the team behind last year’s hit production comes The Ho Ho Ho! Mrs Christmas Show (Tue 2 – Wed 24 December) in the Mercury Studio. This heart-warming tale invites families of all ages to join Mrs Christmas and the elves in the preparations for the annual North-Pole Yuletide Party, hosted by Father Christmas, and discover the importance of thankfulness. It’s a joyful hour of entertainment from start to finish for ages 3+!If you want to extend your celebrations, why not journey to Lapland, where the magic of Christmas comes alive in our cosy Santa’s Grotto (Tue 2 – Wed 24 December). Expect a delightful 20-minute interactive storytelling experience, followed by a chance to meet the main man for a one-onone photo and a magical gift. We are also celebrating ten golden years of the legendary duo Antony Stuart-Hicks and Dale Superville, with the mother of all pantos – Mother Goose (Sat 22 Nov 2025 - Sun 18 Jan 2026). Flock to the box office and grab your golden tickets for an unmissable adventure and eggs-traordinary treat for the whole family.Christmas at the Mercury ticks all the boxes. Book early, bring your festive spirit and prepare for plenty of fun this December! All tickets can be booked at mercurytheatre.co.uk
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11 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] Festive Family Trails at the Essex Country Parks This December, escape the crowds and enjoy a cheeky day out at one of the Essex Country Parks*.Pick up or download a FREE trail sheet and find the elves and their friends hiding amongst the trees.Unscramble the letters along the way to make the magic word and have fun with the ‘elfie’ board.Choose to visit: Belhus Woods in South Ockenden, Thorndon and Weald near Brentwood in the west, Hadleigh in Castle Point, Danbury near Chelmsford, Great Notley in Braintree or Cudmore Grove on East Mersea. Make a day of it at the country park nearest you – or discover somewhere new.Add the magic of The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Child at Thorndon and the Stick Man at Weald and enter our Christmas colouring competition!You might also like the FREE and enchanting Festive Fairy Door Trail at Cressing Temple Barns near Witham.Complete the trail to win prizes from Tiptree Tea Rooms, and pick up a small pot of chocolate spread as a sweet treat while stocks last!Find the nine doors hidden around the site, collect the letters as you go and discover the Christmas Fairy’s name to make the seasonal magic stronger.Book a table at the Tiptree Tea Rooms on site to treat everyone’s taste buds.*All seven Essex Country Parks taking part, apart from Marsh Farm.Check details before you visit here: www.explore-essex.com/blog/festive-trail
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14 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected]’s often a good idea to have a de-cluttering day sometime just after Christmas. The kids have got new toys etc, and as a result they are often more ready to give away old toys that have been around for some time. Also, if they’ve been given duplicate presents or things that they genuinely don’t want to play with then why not put them aside to donate to a charity. It’s also good to get your children thinking about other children who are not so lucky to receive lots of presents every Christmas.The British Heart Foundation is always happy to receive unwanted Christmas presents. Items they will accept are toys, clothes, shoes and handbags, jewellery and accessories, DVDs and CDs, books. You can drop donations off at your local BHF shop, or they will come and collect from your home for free. Find out more hereAlternatively donate to a women’s refuge centre. For example the Colchester and Tendring Women’s Refuge will gladly accept new or nearly new toys and books in excellent condition. Find out more hereSometimes hospices will hold ‘Unwanted Gifts’ appeal days in January to help raise funds to provide essential care and support to local people affected by life limiting illnesses. Contact your local hospice to find out more. There are charity shops on every high street in Britain – call your local one in advance to check as some will have restrictions on certain items – for example some will accept plastic toys but not soft toys.Time for Christmas DeclutteringTips and ideas on how to make room for the new explotion of toys
15 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] FestiveMovies & BooksDay 1 — Little Blue Truck’s ChristmasA gentle, light-up book to start the month with little ones.Day 2 — Bear Stays Up for ChristmasA cozy read-aloud about friendship and staying awake for the holiday.Day 3 — Movie: Arthur ChristmasA fun, fast animated adventure that feels perfect for early December.Day 4 — Olive, the Other ReindeerSilly and smile-making—great for an after-school read.Day 5 — Dream Snow (Eric Carle)A soft, snowy bedtime story.Day 6 — Movie: The Grinch (2018)A cheerful and kid-friendly animated version of the classic.Day 7 — The Jolly Christmas PostmanHave kids open each envelope—so fun!Day 8 — Movie: Jingle Jangle: A Christmas JourneyColorful, musical, and perfect for a weekend family night.Day 9 — The Snowman (Raymond Briggs)A wordless book; add the short film if you want extra magic!Day 10 — Movie: The Santa ClauseA funny mid-month pick as the Christmas spirit builds.Day 11 — The Christmas WishBeautiful photography + a sweet, snowy adventure.Day 12 — Movie: A Christmas Carol (Disney, 2009)A touch of adventure and a classic message.Day 13 — The Nutcracker (children’s edition)Pair it with listening to the music for extra sparkle.Day 14 — Movie: ElfA perfect joy-boost halfway through the countdown!Day 15 — How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (book)Read the original Dr. Seuss classic.Day 16 — Movie: How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)Follow the book with Jim Carrey’s hilarious version.Day 17 — The Polar Express (book)Read the magical story before watching the movie the next day.Day 18 — Movie: The Polar ExpressHot chocolate REQUIRED. Day 19 — Olivia Helps with Christmas (optional extra book!)A silly, festive favorite if you want one more book day.Day 20 — Movie: Miracle on 34th StreetPick 1947 or 1994—both are warm, magical classics.Day 21 — The Snowy Day (Ezra Jack Keats)Not strictly Christmas—but perfect for snowy December magic.Day 22 — Movie: Home AloneHoliday mayhem and big laughs!Day 23 — Twas the Night Before ChristmasRead the poem together before the big night.Day 24 — Movie: The Grinch (choose your favorite version for Christmas Eve)A cozy, familiar story to enjoy before bedtime.Day 25 — The Christmas Story / Nativity Book of Your ChoiceA quiet, meaningful Christmas morning read.
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17 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] 01Sleeping Beauty PantomimeTraditional Basildon panto packed with colourful costumes, songs and jokes, perfect introduction to theatre for children, From around £20, Various showtimes, Towngate Theatre, Basildon SS14 1DL READ MORE HEREMon 01Aladdin PantomimeMagic lamps, flying carpets and big musical numbers in Chelmsford’s festive family show, From around £20, Matinee and evening, Chelmsford Theatre, Fairfield Road, Chelmsford CM1 1JGREAD MORE HEREMon 01Enchanted Trail of Light One-mile illuminated trail featuring light tunnel, animal lanterns and festive displays, evening walk suitable for buggies, From around £12 child, Evening sessions, Colchester Zoo, Colchester CO3 0SLREAD MORE HEREMon 01EnlightenedOutdoor light trail with twinkling tunnels, projections and installations around the historic parkland, family-friendly after-dark stroll, From around £12 child, Evening sessions, Hylands Estate, Chelmsford CM2 8WQ, READ MORE HEREMon 01Festive Fairy Door TrailSelf-guided hunt for tiny fairy doors around historic barns, perfect gentle outdoor activity Free entry, 09:00–16:00, Cressing Temple Barns, Braintree CM77 8PD READ MORE HERESat 06Naze Festive Crafts and Winter TrailWildlife-themed outdoor trail followed by indoor festive crafts, make natural decorations and enjoy café treats, From about £7.73 per child, Check website for times, The Naze Nature Discovery Centre, Walton-onthe-Naze CO14 8LE READ MORE HERESun 07Hanningfield Festive Family FunOutdoor play, Christmas crafts, den building and marshmallows round the campfire for ages roughly two to nine, From about £8.80 per child, Check website for times, Hanningfield Reservoir Nature Discovery Park, Billericay CM11 1WT READ MORE HERESat 06Art Place Christmas Craft WorkshopChildren create nature-inspired festive crafts with all materials included; adults stay and support, £5.50 per child, 10:00–11:00, The Art Place, Meadows Shopping Centre, Chelmsford CM2 6FD READ MORE HERESat 06Mersea Lights UpCommunity Christmas celebration with indoor and outdoor stalls, entertainment, free gaming bus, soft play and Santa cabin, Ideal free-entry family outing, Mostly free, 11:00–18:00, MICA Centre, High Street, West Mersea CO5 8QA READ MORE HERESun 07Santa Fun RunFamily-friendly 5k charity run or walk with buggies, wheelchairs and festive dogs welcome, Adults £17, children £3, 09:30–13:30, Central Park, Chelmsford CM2 0RW READ MORE HERESun 07Ingatestone Festive FairHigh-street Christmas fair with live music, stalls, toy trail, face painting and Santa’s grotto plus indoor community market, Mostly free entry, 12:00–18:00, Ingatestone High Street, CM4 READ MORE HEREWed 10 Christmas Open EveningExplore the castle after school with festive atmosphere and decorations, drop-in evening perfect for families, Castle admission applies, 15:00–20:00, Colchester Castle, Castle Park CO1 1UG READ MORE HERESun 14Tiaras, Treats & Princess MeetsAfternoon with “Ice Queen” and “Snow Princess”, themed entertainment, music and food for young royal fans and their adults, Around £40 per person, 12:30–15:30, Orsett Hall, Orsett, Grays RM16 3HS READ MORE HEREMon 15Festive Open Day & Christmas MarketExplore Hylands House, indoor craft and food gift market plus large castle-themed play area in the park, Mostly free entry, 10:00–16:00 approx, Hylands House, Chelmsford CM2 8WQ, READ MORE HERE
18 | DECEMBER ISSUE 25 | WWW.KIDAROUND.BIZ TO ADVERTISE, CALL 07557 053044 OR EMAIL [email protected] 21Christmas Family PartyChristmas-themed party with DJ, elves, party games, danceoffs and photo opportunities, Under-2s go free, About £40 per person, 12:30–15:30, Orsett Hall, Orsett, Grays RM16 3HSREAD MORE HEREMon 22Oi ChristmasHands-on activities inspired by Kes Gray books: gnome painting, Northern Lights art and toy-making challenges for ages 5–10, Child tickets only, Check website for times, Chelmsford Museum, Oaklands Park, Chelmsford CM2 9AQ, READ MORE HEREWed 24Christmas HolidayProgramme of Christmas trails, elf workshops and nature crafts at several reserves across Essex, ideal for outdoorsy families, Prices vary by event, Check website for times, Various Essex Wildlife Trust sites READ MORE HEREWed 31New Year’s Eve Family PartyFamily-friendly NYE with food, DJ, countdown and dedicated children’s entertainer, perfect if you want to celebrate together, £58 adult, £29 child, 19:30–00:30, Orsett Hall, Orsett, Grays RM16 3HS READ MORE HERESat 03, 10, 24 & 31Family FunBoard Games, Puzzles and Construction Play. Drop-in session with board games and construction toys for ages 3+; relaxed, no-pressure family fun, Free, 10:00–12:00, Frinton Library, 59 Old Road, Frinton-on-Sea CO13 9DA READ MORE HERESun 04Mythical CreaturesFollow a family-friendly story trail meeting dragon, unicorn, griffin and mermaid brought to life through objects and interactives, Castle admission, 10:00–17:00, Colchester Castle, Castle Park CO1 1UGREAD MORE HERESat 10Family Board GamesSelection of games for all ages, drop in, sit together and play as long as you like, Free, 10:00–16:00, Shenfield Library, Hutton Road, Shenfield CM15 8NJREAD MORE HERESat 10Family Storytime and CraftShort themed storytime followed by simple crafts for roughly ages 3–7, no booking needed, Free, 10:30–11:15, Frinton Library, 59 Old Road, Frinton-on-Sea CO13 9DA READ MORE HERESun 11Langdon Winter Tree ID WalkGuided family walk learning to identify winter trees, great gentle nature activity for older children, From standard EWT event fee, 10:30–12:30, Langdon Nature Discovery Park, Basildon SS16 6EJ READ MORE HERESun 18Mother Goose PantoLast chance to catch this colourful, joke-packed family pantomime before it closes mid-January, From around £15, Matinee performance, Mercury Theatre, Colchester CO1 1PT READ MORE HERESat 24Family StorytimeThemed story session for families, ideal for preschool and early primary children, Free, 10:00–10:30, Great Parndon Library, Tumbler Road, Harlow CM18 7PL READ MORE HERESat 31Family Rhymetime and CraftsSongs, rhymes and simple crafts for under-7s, running every Saturday including during school holidays, Free, 11:00–12:00, Witham Library, 18 Newland Street, Witham CM8 2AQ, READ MORE HEREJanuary
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