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Looking for ways to keep your little ones busy at the moment? Then you have found the right place, Covent Garden has rounded up the best offering of activities from across the neighbourhood and beyond. We have colouring in sheets, toy theatres, how to create your own museum and so much more. Read on!
The Team at Olivia Burton have created this incredible colouring in sheets for you and your little ones to enjoy. Click the links below to download
→ Rainbow Bee→ Bunny→ BloomsYour go to Half Term destination, London Transport Museum has put a number of its kid friendly resources online. Scroll down to find out how to make the museum come to life in your home.
Enjoy London Transport Museum’s wonderful collection of new winter stories for Under-5s. Hear about the four penguins that escaped from London Zoo and journeyed across London or follow a family’s winter day out, walking on the Southbank and riding the bus to see London’s landmarks and keeping warm on the Underground!
Watch the first story below and check out the rest here.
This moquette design features four ‘hidden’ landmarks. It is named after Christian Barman, who was one of the early commissioners of moquette designs. It was designed by Wallace Sewell in 2010
→ Download BarmanThis moquette was designed by Wallace Sewell for the Elizabeth Line in 2015.
→ Download Elizabeth LineThis design of moquette can be found on the seats in Routemaster buses. It was designed by Douglas Scott in the 1960s.
→ Download RoutemasterThe London Transport Museum have lots of trains in their collection with different colours and designs. Which one will you colour yours to look like?
→ Download Train TemplateBlack taxis are a famous sight in London - there are around 21,000 in total!
→ Download Taxi TemplateThe Routemaster bus is one of London’s best known symbols. The London Transport Museum is home the first prototype in our collection, from 1954!
→ Download Train TemplateTry your hand at putting some colour in to the vintage poster.
→ Download Summer SalesBe inspired by Winter Stories and colour in the penguins.
→ Download To The ZooSpring to summer with this Wimbledon sheet.
→ Download Wimbledon
Known in Victorian times as Juvenile Drama, toy theatres were originally made as souvenirs of live theatre, creating an ideal home entertainment. The Pollock’s Toy Theatre has inspired generations and long been a part of Britain’s theatrical heritage. Today they commission contemporary illustrators to add to the traditional collection.
A great toy theatre for kid's is Pollock's magnectic toy theatre, as well as the Peter Pan Shadow game which allows you to bring the classic story to life in a new and beauiful way.
