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OKIDO MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION
Cover Price: £3.50
(1 reviews,
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(1 reviews,
1 ratings)
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| £15.00 | £14.00 | £3.75 | 12 mths | 4 |
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About Okido magazine:
Designed to engage both parents and children in a host of activities, Okido is a super-stylish quarterly art and science magazine for kids between 2-8 years.
Packed with original characters and cartoons, stories, poems, simple experiments and recipes, things to make and games to play, Okido is created by a host of illustrators, scientists, writers and artists.
Okido is printed in vegetable inks on biodegradable paper, so has excellent green credentials, and has won two awards from the Wellcome Trust, whose continuing support ensures it to contains no advertising whatsoever.
A subscription to Okido magazine is only £20 (UK) for six issues and makes an original and wonderful gift that keeps on giving throughout the year!
Packed with original characters and cartoons, stories, poems, simple experiments and recipes, things to make and games to play, Okido is created by a host of illustrators, scientists, writers and artists.
Okido is printed in vegetable inks on biodegradable paper, so has excellent green credentials, and has won two awards from the Wellcome Trust, whose continuing support ensures it to contains no advertising whatsoever.
A subscription to Okido magazine is only £20 (UK) for six issues and makes an original and wonderful gift that keeps on giving throughout the year!
CUSTOMER REVIEWS FOR OKIDO MAGAZINE
by Louise
I have 3 and 6 year old boys and we are all loving this magazine! One of the greatest things about it are the things it doesn't have -none of the usual plastic rubbish and no adverts. It's full of activities they can do buy themselves and things for us to do together. It's lovely to look at and totally innovative. Just wish it was monthly rather than quarterly!
