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Hoopla Magazine
Bring a little joy to every month with Hoopla Magazine, a bright and engaging educational magazine created for children aged 4 to 9.
Buy a single copy or subscribe to Hoopla Magazine.
Hoopla Information
- Frequency:Monthly, 12 per year
- Current Issue:Issue 22 (1 in stock)
- Barcode:977263168100222
- Categories: Kids and Teens, Primary School Children
- Related Topics: Science, Kids
Delivery to UNITED KINGDOM
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About Hoopla Magazine
Packed into 36 colourful pages, Hoopla is designed to support children’s wellbeing while encouraging curiosity, creativity and learning in a fun, screen-free way. Each issue is filled with hands-on activities to keep young minds and bodies active, from creative art projects and outdoor adventures to exciting science experiments. Alongside this, children can enjoy uplifting good news stories, journalling pages to encourage reflection, fun stories, puzzles, jokes and riddles. Perfect for inspiring creativity, building confidence and creating positive moments of learning and play each month.
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Customer Reviews
Melle - 8/6/2024 7:08:18 PM
Brilliant, really got the grandchildren active on experiments, highly rated. Thank you
Jennifer - 8/1/2022 9:25:27 AM
Teacher review* When the children opened the magazine, they immediately headed for the jokes pages and spent a while telling each other the jokes and riddles in this new addition. This was lovely to see and showed that they enjoyed the social aspects of reading a magazine in a group. The children were also very intrigued by the tech items – although they know a lot about new technology, they don’t always read about it. Therefore, it was an opportunity for them to read about something different. A small group also enjoyed the ‘Hoots and Friends’ article and wanted to read it to me – the variety of fiction and non-fiction in the magazine helped it appeal to a wider range than if it had purely been non-fiction. Overall, the group enjoyed the magazine as it is a good range of information and a good balance of activities.
Emily - 8/1/2022 9:21:30 AM
I really liked the magazine – it had lots of different articles about different things, so it was interesting
