Hoopla Magazine
Hoopla is a fantastic magazine aimed at children aged 6-12, featuring interesting articles, and lots of fun things to do. It features information across a range of topics, science, history, even philosophy, and more, and activities like experiments and puzzles.
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Hoopla Information
- Frequency:Monthly, 12 per year
- Current Issue:Issue 03 (7 in stock)
- Barcode:977263168100203
- Related Topics: Primary School Children , Primary School Children , Primary School Children
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UNITED KINGDOM
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About Hoopla Magazine
Hoopla is a magazine for inquisitive kids who love to learn. It is jam packed with great content that your child will love and learn from! Each issue has a new theme, and all of the content within will reflect that theme across the topics. Each issue also focuses on looking after yourself and being healthy and well physically and mentally. Activities include great experiments, puzzles, creative writing, thinking activities, and crafts. This is learning by having fun, it is colourful and engaging, something all children will love. The magazine stands on its own merit, with no adverts, no plastic gifts, just great content for everyone.
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Customer Reviews
Melle - 06/08/2024 19:08:18
Brilliant, really got the grandchildren active on experiments, highly rated. Thank you
Jennifer - 01/08/2022 09:25:27
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 - 01/08/2022 09:21:30
I really liked the magazine – it had lots of different articles about different things, so it was interesting
