Bøger om Alderstrin: fra 4 år

¿Noch eine Geschichte - b i t t e!¿ Kommen Ihnen diese Worte bekannt vor? Vorlesen übt auf Kinder eine enorme Kraft aus: Das regelmäßige Vorlesen stärkt sie in ihrem Alltag, in der Kita oder Schule. Hier ein paar Gründe, warum Vorlesen wichtig ist: Es schafft Nähe, es erweitert den Wortschatz, es steigert das Mitgefühl und trainiert das Verhalten in Konflikten, es macht erfinderisch, es macht klug, es fördert die Konzentration, es erleichtert das Lesenlernen und macht Lust darauf.Dieses kleine Vorlesebuch mit 25 themenorientierten Kurzgeschichten kann von Eltern oder Familienangehörigen eines Kleinkinds genauso wie in pädagogischen Einrichtungen verwendet werden. Gerade im Kindergarten können die Geschichten als ideale ergänzende pädagogische Begleitung für Projekte mit Kindern ab 4 Jahren genutzt werden.

Anden bog i serien om Bette-Bøv og hans talemaskine, som han har lavet ud af en gammel, udtjent kaffemaskine. Bette-Bøv og talemaskinen ovre ved naboen, hr. Lollefjor, som altid er sur. Bette-Bøv vil sige undskyld fordi hans bold har ødelagt hr. Lollefjors blomster, og han tilbyder at hjælpe. Men talemaskinens ideer til at hjælpe er måske lidt for gode, så tingene går ikke helt som planlagt. Serien om Bette-Bøv er skrevet af forfatter og sprogforsker Anders Højen. Bøgerne fortæller en sjov historie, som samtidig stimulerer børns opmærksomhed på deres fantastiske sprog. Sproglig opmærksomhed og leg med sproget er godt for sprogudviklingen. I "Bette-Bøv – krudt og ukrudt" er der fokus på de modsætninger man (nogle gange!) kan lave ved at sætte ”u” foran ord. Det går fint med “artig og uartig” og “skyldig og uskyldig”. Men hvad med “krudt og ukrudt”, “noder og unoder”, “tøj og utøj”? Dét kan der komme en hel del misforståelser ud af!

"Thirteen poems that joyfully celebrate the beloved members of our family who bark, purr, chitter, and slither--our pets"--

Im Kinderbuch "Hinaus in die Welt, wie es uns gefällt" erfahren Kinder in lustigen Reimen und schönen Illustrationen eine glückliche Kindheit, an die sie sich auch als Erwachsene gerne erinnern können. In fröhlichem Miteinander erleben sie zu Hause ihren Lieblingsplatz und wollen gleichzeitig hinaus in die Welt, wie es ihnen gefällt. In Träumen und Wünschen wird der Fantasie keine Grenze gesetzt. Die Welt ist voller Wunder: schillernde Seifenblasen steigen bis zu den Sternen, Hampelmann und Hampelfrau gehen auf Weltreise, Knospen schießen dem Frühling Salut, und die Zauberin Luise zaubert märchenhafte Blumenpracht. Spannend ist es, einmal Haustier, Elefant und Krokodil zu sein oder leicht wie ein Engel mit den Wolken ins Blaue zu fliegen. Mit dem Kuscheltier im Arm schlägt das Kinderherz vor Freude hundert Purzelbäume. Auch schauerliche Herbst-Gespenster machen Spaß. Die ersten Schneeflocken, Stutenkerl und Lebkuchenmann stimmen erwartungsvoll auf Weihnachten ein. Wer neugierig geworden ist, lasse sich aus meinem Gedichtband vorlesen oder lese selbst darin, um vielleicht für sich ein Lieblingsgedicht zu finden.

33 illustrierte Kurzgeschichten über verschiedenste Schafe und deren Abenteuer. Zum vorlesen oder als erste eigene Lesegeschichten. Empfohlen ab 4 Jahren.

Kan du gætte, hvilke søde kæledyr der gemmer sig på siderne?Kig i hullerne og find alle dyrene!

Kan du gætte, hvilke vilde dyr der gemmer sig på siderne?Kig i hullerne og find alle dyrene!

Lær alt om årstiderne og naturen med Laura!Hvad sker der, når årstiderne skifter?Hvornår høster man marken?Hvordan fryser vand til is, og hvad er en trækfugl?Laura og årstiderne er en bog for børn i børnehavealderen om årstiderne og naturen.Laura sætter billeder ind i sit fotoalbum sammen med mor. Billederne minder hende om alt det, hun oplevede, da det var forår, sommer, efterår og vinter.Hvad mon det nye år vil byde på ...?En sjov og interaktiv bog, der på en legende måde introducerer barnet til årstiderne og naturen - og skaber nysgerrighed efter at lære mere.Bogen indeholder mange spændende faktaoplysninger og er fuld af flapper, som det er sjovt at løfte og kigge bag.

Kærlighed er en billedbog, skrevet af Dea, 7 år og Christian, 53 år under corona, hvor fantasien fik vinger og en bamse fik liv.En simpel fortælling for både børn og voksne om Kærlighed, illustreret smukt af Frida Tarp Høngaard.

"When an old lion dies, his reflection finds someone new to follow--a little girl named Harriet, who finds she is much more ferocious with this new face in the mirror"--

TAG UNGERNE I HÅNDEN, OG BRUG 1000 TIMER I DET FRI!Lad de sjove lege i den friske luft inspirere hele familien til at bruge mere tid udenfor. Tag i skoven, i haven, i gården eller bare ud på altanen – her er lege, kreative projekter og andre spændende aktiviteter til hele året og til hele familien.Tag på en vandretur med varm kakao, byg en dukke af majsblade, og find dyrenes levesteder i naturen. De sjove lege og inspirerende ideer i denne bog stimulerer barnets udvikling og kreativitet og giver masser af selvtillid. Og så kan de samle hele familien og ikke mindst skabe sjove og uforglemmelige øjeblikke.

Kayâs is a young Cree man blessed with a gift that makes him a talented hunter. He knows the ways of the animals he hunts and can even talk with them in their own languages. But when he becomes arrogant and takes his abilities for granted, he loses his gift. Without his ability to hunt, his people grow hungry. But with the help of the Elders and the Beings that inhabit the water, Kayâs learns to cherish and respect the talents and skills he has been given. Illustrated with the powerful paintings of the late Dale Auger, this new edition of the award-winning Mwâkwa Talks to the Loon teaches valuable lessons and includes a Cree glossary and pronunciation guide.

Finalist for The 2022 Governor General’s Literary AwardsA magical children’s picture book, written in Cree and English, depicting the transformation of a barren landscape into a rich natural world where an elderly couple can spend their remaining days.Rooted in the historical displacement and relocation of members of the Chemawawin First Nation from their ancestral homeland, The Move is a bilingual story of two Cree Elders adjusting to life in their new environment. The story presents two contrasting landscapes of the old community—the homeland of the Chemawawin People—and the new community of Easterville, which at first appears barren and lifeless. Gradually, the couple begins to incorporate their old customs and traditions into their current surroundings. Family members begin to visit, and eventually nature begins to bloom all around them. Through traditional Cree storytelling techniques and vivid imagery, the new landscape springs to life and becomes a true community, filled with life and happiness.

I dag skal Hjalte begynde i børnehave.Han har fået lov til at tage sine to mødre og sin lillesøster med. Hjalte glæder sig til at komme hen i børnehaven og lege med Otto, som er hans bedste ven fra vuggestuen. Men hvor er Otto?Bogen om Hjalte fortæller om en regnbuefamilie med to mødre. Den handler om et barns forventninger, om usikkerheden ved noget nyt og om venskaber.

Weitere 12 lustige Kurzgeschichten über Maximilian und seinem besten Freund Bello. Erlebt und begleitet die beiden Freunde auf ihren Abenteuern und wie ihre Freundschaft noch stärker wird,wenn zum Beispiel Bello seinen Traum vom Fliegen verwirklichen möchte.12 aufregende Kurzgeschichten.Lesealter 4-8 JahreZum Lesen und Vorlesenwww.astridhaman.com

Die Blitzkatze hatten wir schon gefunden, doch unser Abenteuer hat gerade erst angefangen. Acht Götterkatzen warteten noch auf uns und jede Welt versprach eine krasse Herausforderung zu werden. Würden wir es trotzdem gemeinsam schaffen?

Happy within is a bilingual book that will help children from around the world learn and appreciate self-love & diversity. This book is bilingual children's book in English & Arabic. ¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿ - ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿¿The message of the book is to help provide children with the support and confidence to be happy with themselves and within their own skin. All kids are beautiful no matter where in the world they are from, whether the race, the background, etc. The book includes a diverse range of characters with the message that we should all love ourselves and support one another to be the best we can be.It is a positive children's book teaching them to be proud of themselves, proud of who they are and of their uniqueness. Teaching that happiness is not dependent on others and starts with loving yourself. Only through self-love and believing in oneself it is possible to be happy within.Resources play a key role in language development and for this reason, families should be intentional in providing language resources to bilingual learners. Happy Within ¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿ is ideal for monolingual or bilingual families, who would like to teach their children either English and/or Arabic. The use of bilingual text paired with beautiful colourful illustrations help engage children, retain and learn two languages at the same time.This bilingual English Arabic children¿s picture book is ideal for:Boys and Girls between the ages of 2-6Arabic language learning for kidsArabic pre-schools/ kindergartenArabic speaking families who would like to teach their kids Arabic.Teaching kids about self-loveTeaching kids the importance and beauty of diversityThe bilingual edition is available in various other languages. Follow @lingobabies for updates & new releases.English Arabic Children's Book: English Arabic Picture Book. Arabic Language Learning Books. Perfect Book to Learn Arabic for Kids Ages 2-6. My first childrens book Arabic

"Two sisters discover a woolly bear caterpillar. One day, a curious friend shows up in Edie and Lou's vegetable garden. Woolly Bear doesn't say much, but she's just the quiet friend the sisters need: a tiny adventurer who quickly becomes part of the family. They build her a cozy home, feed her tiny thyme leaves, and sing her all the songs they know. Woolly Bear is the last thing they think of at bedtime, and the first thing they think of in the morning. Then the seasons begin to change: leaves fall first, then snow. And one day, Woolly Bear disappears. Dad jokes that maybe instead of snoozing under a rock, she hitched a ride to a warmer place, like Costa Rica. The girls are glum, but it's not long before they're off on their next adventure - and they know that Woolly Bear is doing the same. She has become an Isabella Tiger Moth! A story that explores themes of outdoor discovery and playful curiosity, offering a welcome reminder that beauty often surfaces in small, slow moments, and that change persists even when the world seems still."--

"THE LITTLE REGENT begins with a short blurb, offering context on the Yoruba tradition of regency: "Among the Yoruba tribe of West Africa, when a king dies without a son, his daughter will rule until the kingmakers choose a new king. These female rulers are called regents." The story begins when Abioye is declared the temporary ruler of her West African village following her father the king's death, much to the chagrin of the village chiefs. At first Abioye is afraid--she is only seven after all and has no idea how to rule. But her mother reminds her of her father's wise words: "those who will rule must first learn to serve." The next day, the little regent abandons her stuffy meetings with the chiefs--where she feels that she isn't serving anyone at all--and wanders about the village, taking in the problems of her people and trying to understand how she might serve them. In the meantime, the chiefs complain that Abioye is a bad ruler who skips her meetings and walks about the village like a commoner. The time comes for the villagers to vote for a new king, but they refuse. With Abioye's help, the village has flourished: the fishers catch more fish, the cooks have clean water, and the children have a place to play while their parents go to the big market. Abioye has proven that she understands what it means to serve her people, and her people demand to keep her. For the first time in the village, a female regent becomes king. This is an empowering princess story that breaks away from Eurocentric tropes and sends the message to all children--regardless of gender--that their voices and actions are valuable and powerful. THE LITTLE REGENT touches on themes of service in leadership, gaining respect rather than demanding it, and gender equality. Yewande sets the tone with a hint of folklore and fable-esque nostalgia and builds a lively and immersive setting with details of West African culture that speak to her own Nigerian heritage. It also ends with a significant message that honouring the legacy of our loved ones for the betterment of ourselves and those around us sometimes means breaking with tradition."--

When Mother Pin Oak, the hub tree of a deciduous forest wakes to crisp, spring air and cannot seem to stir her Little Pin Oak growing beside her, she seeks help from other members her forest community. As the rest of the forest slowly awakens, they come to Little Pin's aid.

"In this poetic picture book, two curious siblings observe the hidden world of a vernal pool: a special kind of puddle habitat that pops up in the spring, dries up by summer, reappears in the fall, freezes over in the winter -- only to come back again in the spring. Linda's buoyant text is nothing short of an anthem for these "now-you-see-me, now-you-don't" wetland habitats, encouraging young naturalists and future water stewards to listen, watch and even wait to witness the seasonal changes of the ever-changing puddle and its inhabitants. And as readers pore over Miki's beautiful and busy cut-paper collages, they will be fascinated to discover many familiar and not-so-familiar creatures that make up the surprising web of interrelationships living in these vital pop-up pools. THE NOISY PUDDLE includes backmatter that introduces relevant vocabulary (for e.g., "ecosystem" and "vernal pool") and answers some anticipated questions by explaining the vernal pool's annual cycle in more detail, as well as its connection to the larger forest ecosystem. Linda worked with several vernal pool experts to review the manuscript for scientific accuracy - she has included their names and affiliations in her acknowledgements."--

"Best friends Oggy and Pru spend their days playing games, having adventures, and getting spoiled by shopkeepers. Then, every evening, Oggy goes home and does whatever he wants, while Pru returns to the palace where she must finish her vegetables, tidy her playroom, and go to bed on time. She's had enough of the rules -- she wants freedom! So Oggy and Pru hatch a plan for Pru to experience the easy existence of an independent ogre: they'll disguise themselves as each other and switch lives with their hilariously apt transformations. But as time passes, Pru realizes that the life she resented as too limited was great after all. And when a dragon swoops in to kidnap the 'princess, ' their plan quickly goes awry."--

A funny exploration of how animals keep clean and healthyDo tortoises take vitamins? Do badgers wash their hands after using the toilet? This eagerly anticipated fourth and final installment of the Do Animals series raises these questions and more about how animals take care of their bodies--much like the ways people maintain their hygiene!From lava lizards that do push-ups, to giraffes that clean their noses with their tongues (yuck!), this book is full of interesting and unexpected ways that animals keep their bodies in top condition.Written in an interactive question-and-answer format perfect for reading out loud, this follow-up to bestsellers Do Frogs Drink Hot Chocolate?, Do Lizards Eat Ice Cream?, and Do Fire Ants Fight Fires? encourages inquiry and discussion. Silly scenarios and comic illustrations will invite readers to learn about animal adaptations and STEM in an engaging and accessible way.

"A young boy and his family discover a way to merge their Chinese and North American backgrounds by combining traditional foods from both cultures. Max loves his family's Cantonese meals, like steamed rice and gai lan greens with oyster sauce, homemade dumplings, and scallion bread. But sometimes he can't help thinking about French fries, tacos, and ice cream with rainbow sprinkles. For his birthday dinner, Max is really hoping for spaghetti and meatballs, but instead he and his family are headed to Maa Maa and Ye Ye's house for a celebration dinner - and Max is pretty sure that spaghetti won't be served in the familiar blue bowls that came all the way from Hong Kong with his grandparents. But Max is delighted to discover that his understanding family has discovered a way to bring two cultures together with delicious dishes that are a combination of all the foods he loves. This story shows the experience of a child living in between two cultures and how confusing that can sometimes be. It's based on Flo's own experiences growing up, longing to belong/be organically part of the North American culture, but also feeling a strong sense of home and family when immersed in her Chinese culture. She feels that the result for many second-generation Chinese Canadians/Americans is the creation of a third culture that intertwines and connects the various influences of both. Flo has chosen the iconic "exquisite blue bowl" (that she says would be familiar to many Chinese-American families) and the food that goes inside that bowl to set the stage for this duality in the story. Max is trying to come to terms with where he fits in these two cultures, and by the end the story, with the help of his family, he discovers that he has the freedom to create his own experiences, and the results are unique, interesting, and evolving - just like Max himself"--

Det er ved at være sengetid. Lasse bygger et højt tårn af klodser, men det vælter, da katten Tusse puffer til det. Hans mor siger, at tårnet skal have et fundament. Lasse ved ikke, hvad det er, og så må hun forklare. Ved Lasses mor noget om den slags? Ja da! Tro det eller ej - hun har engang kørt en betonblander og ved en masse om byggeri og fundamenter. Den historie får Lasse at falde i søvn på.Underholdende fakta med mor i ´helterollen´.