Word waves
Lollipop by Sheena Blackhall
Follow the wave and listen to Sheena Blackhall’s short rhyming poem in Doric Scots about crossing the road.
Nae Pets Allowed by Thomas Clark
Follow the wave and listen to Thomas Clark’s poem in Scots about some unusual possible pets.
My Treasures by Kate Wakeling
Follow the wave and listen to Kate Wakeling’s poem about collecting things that are precious to you.
Who Makes a Forest? by Sally Nicholls
Follow the wave and listen to Sally Nicholls’ beautiful descriptions of the importance of forests and the impact of deforestation on our planet.
Walter's Wonderful Web by Tim Hopgood
Follow the wave and listen to Tim Hopgood’s story about a keen little spider using different shapes to make his perfect web.
Mira's Curly Hair by Maryam Al Serkal
Follow the wave and listen to Maryam Al Serkal’s story about a little girl learning to love her beautiful curly hair.
Trees by Harry Behn
Follow the wave and listen to Harry Behn’s short rhyming poem all about the wonder of trees.
Colin and Lee, Carrot and Pea by Morag Hood
Follow the wave and listen to Morag Hood’s fun story all about unlikely friends enjoying their differences.
My Doggie by J K Annand
Follow the wave and listen to JK Annand’s short rhyming poem in Scots about his wee doggie.
Fireworks aff the Castle by Matthew Fitt
Follow the wave and listen to Matthew Fitt's rhyming Scots language poem about playing.
My Mum's Sari by Bashabi Fraser
Follow the wave and listen to Bashabi Fraser’s rhyming poem about her mum’s sari.
Colour by Christina Rossetti
Follow the wave and listen to Christina Rossetti’s gentle rhyming poem all about colours.
Aliens Love Underpants by Claire Freedman
Follow the wave and listen to Claire Freedman’s rhyming story about some cheeky aliens and their favourite thing on Earth.
Newt in a Suit by Andrew Weale and Margaret Chamberlain
Follow the wave and listen to Andrew Weale’s funny rhyming story full of numbers, animals and dressing up.
Yuck said the Yak by Alex English
Follow the wave and listen to Alex English’s funny story all about trying new food.
Splish! Splash! Splosh! by James Carter
Follow the wave and listen to James Carter's fun, watery poem.
The Moon by Robert Louis Stevenson
Follow the wave and listen to Robert Louis Stevenson's sleepy poem about night-time.
The Bus is for Us by Michael Rosen
Follow the wave and listen to Michael Rosen's rhyming poem about transport.
Snow Penguin by Tony Mitton
Follow the wave and listen to Tony Mitton's story about a penguin's adventures away from home.
Oi Frog! by Kes Gray
Follow the wave and listen to Kes Gray's funny, rhyming animal story.
The Microscope by Maxine Kumin
Follow the wave and listen to Maxine Kumin's fun poem about the invention of the microscope.
Little Owl's Egg by Debi Gliori
Follow the wave and listen to Debi Gliori's story about an owl who is about to become a big brother.
Little Owl's First Day by Debi Gliori
Follow the wave and listen to Debi Gliori's story about starting school.
Follow the track all the way back by Timothy Knapman
Follow the wave and listen to Timothy Knapman's story about a little train's big adventure.
Argument by Joseph Coelho
Follow the wave and listen to Joseph Coelho's poem about arguing adults.
Look in a book
Books Are For Everyone
Find out about different books and the people who read them, with Unicorn and Haggis!
Cook Book
Unicorn and Haggis write and then read a book all about baking a cake.
Rhyme Time
Unicorn and Haggis write and then read a book all about rhymes.
See Yourself
Unicorn and Haggis write and then read a book all about different characters and heroes.
Who Knows?
Unicorn and Haggis write and then read a book about why we have day and night.
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