Children find it difficult at the best of times to sit still and concentrate – this can be helped by activity books, they contain tasks simple yet entertaining enough to help increase the period for which they can focus on one thing.

Activity books are interactive and encourage children to draw, think, feel and express themselves on paper.

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Reading doesn’t have to be boring. In fact, by encouraging your children to read with fun activity books you’ll be helping them develop good reading habits and superior concentration skills. Children’s activity books help them to develop their reading ability while participating in a range of literacy and critical thinking activities. Their comprehension skills naturally improve as they puzzle out the different steps to complete an activity.

Studies show that kids spend 4 hours a day passively watching a screen. And that amount almost doubles on days when weather prevents them from escaping into the outdoors. By encouraging your child to open an activity book, not only will they be far more engaged and focused, but also hugely satisfied after spending the day doing hands-on activities than they would staring at a lifeless screen. What’s more, they’ll be improving skills needed to succeed in life.

In this fast-paced digital world, we sometimes get so caught up that we forget to sit down and just have a conversation with our children. Activity books are a great time to become engaged with your child.

By completing fun activities, children learn without even realising it, helping them refine their skills without them feeling any pressure.