Småbørn: natur og dyr

From the creator of Shh! We Have a Plan comes a mesmerizing bedtime tale of a forest settling into slumber and one little bear trying to stay awake.The sun is setting, and everyone in the forest is getting sleepy. The mice, rabbits, and deer all give great big yawns as they snuggle up with their families for the night. But someone isn't sleepy just yet. Little Bear thinks he can stay awake a bit longer. Can he do it? Chris Haughton's bold and vibrant illustrations will captivate little ones eager to stay up just a teeny bit longer, while sweet depictions of animals cozying up in their beds for the night will soon have them yawning off to a dreamland of their own.

If you plant a carrot seed . . . a carrot will grow.If you plant a lettuce seed . . . lettuce will grow.But what happens if you plant a seed of kindness . . . or selfishness?Beloved award-winning author-illustrator Kadir Nelson presents a resonant, gently humorous story about the power of even the smallest acts and the rewards of compassion and generosity.

"Welcome to the world of baby animals! Learn about the different types of baby animals, how and where they are born, and what their families are like"--

This book is about a country boy who befriends an abandoned baby squirrel. He raises it to adulthood and watches as it finds a mate and raises its own family, eventually leaving the boy to live in the wild. The boy learns an important lesson about squirrels especially empathy and compassionate response, daily in this and all of life, and the importance of letting go.

Learn all about puppies in this photo-filled book that captures all the charm of these adorable animals! This new nonfiction reader will teach kids how to take good care of their own puppy.

Kan du finde hr. Brandbil og alle de andre maskiner? Kig bag de bløde flapper!En sød titte bøh-bog for det lille barn med flapper af filt og et spejl til sidst, hvor barnet kan finde sig selv. Bogen er illusteret af den populære svenske tegner Ingela P. Arrhenius, der også er kendt for sit design til børneværelset af bl.a. plakater, børnestel og legetøj.Fra ca. 12 mdr.I samme serie:Hvor er fru Zebra?Hvor er fru Mariehøne?Hvor er hr. Løve?Hvor er Julemanden?Hvor er hr. Enhjørning?Hvor er fru Høne?Hvor er hr. Hund?Hvor er hr. Narhval?Hvor er hr. Ugle?Hvor er fru Gravko?

Introduce your infant or toddler to farm animals and their adorable little babies in this sweetly illustrated first book that doubles as a soothing teether. Meet precious animals found in the field, barn, pond, and garden while learning first animal words like cow and calf, duck and ducklings, horse and foal, cat and kitten, pig and piglets, and more! Playful illustrations and minimal text make this an ideal first "reading" experience for curious children that offers an array of sensory experiences that strengthen fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and soothes tender gums. Our durable line of Tuffy books are uniquely made to withstand the traditional wear and tear from teething babies and toddlers, BPA-free, and washable. Read it. Chew it. Wash it. Love it. That's the Tuffy way! Collect the entire Tuffy book series from Cottage Door Press! Durable, indestructible pages tough enough for teething babies, newborns, and toddlers.Safely sewn, no-rip, paperlike pages and teether made from non-toxic, BPA-free material.Strengthens hand-eye coordination and fine motor skill development and introduces boys and girls to early learning concepts.Includes punch out hole for toy ring for easy transport and entertaining! Hook to stroller, car seat, diaper bag, or playpen.Perfect gift for baby showers, birthdays, holidays, little dinosaur lovers, and more! A diaper bag essential!

"If the animals kissed each other good night. How would they go to bed? Tonight is special: an animal story is about to begin. The sloth and his little one begin to get closer when they see the sun go down... The giraffe wraps its long neck around its baby, the hippos huddle in the mud, the bears pile on top of each other. The sloth and his little one continue to get closer when already it has gotten dark. The elephant and her baby splash each other with water, the monkeys hang together from a branch, the peacock spreads its beautiful feathers. A story with wonderful illustrations to read with the family at the most special and peaceful moment of the day: goodnight"--Provided by publisher.

The Dancing Light is the second in a series of books by dance educator Karen Diaz Ensanian, created to facilitate dance making with young children. The book exposes them to beautiful visual art, view photos of young dancers demonstrating science concepts through their movement, and hear poetic verse and action words that help them illustrate the nature of LIGHT. By embodying this information, the student makes deep connections in their body, mind, to the world, and to the nature of light. This is an opportunity to learn by way of movement. Internalizing the information and imagery, students will gain a greater understanding of light and possibilities for creativity. Throughout the book there are questions that provide opportunities for children to find their own unique ways of moving. The journey of the book follows the path of light: light found in nature, light that is man-made, the way light moves through reflection and refraction, its importance for plant life, and finally what happens when light is blocked. Each of the thirteen original paintings by the author combined with the photos of dancers can also be used as a tool for creating dance lessons in the classroom that enrich the study of LIGHT. Paintings set the stage for the creation of dances with different light concepts such as sunlight, bioluminescence, shadows, electricity, lightning, reflection, refraction, and more. 'Tips for Parents and Teachers' in the back of the book offer a simple set of suggestions for structuring a dance. Everyone can find inspiration in the dance of light.The author's first book, I Can Make a Water Dance, uses a similar format to connect the water cycle with dance. It is successfully being used by Pre-K -5 to enrich the study of the water cycle.

"Learn everything there is to know about our furry friends in this adorable book of dogs for children, including their body language, what they are dreaming about, and what they are trying to say to you. Children aged 5-7 can learn about the profiles of over 50 different dog breeds, including well-loved favorites, such as the Labrador Retriever, Poodle, Dachshund, French Bulldog, Great Dane, and more! This book for canine lovers is arranged into the different dog groups based on the jobs that they do, and is filled with colorful photos, fur-tastic facts, and bite-sized information"--

Come, little bunny, don’t be shy . . . “Hush, Little Baby” is a lullaby that parents have sung to their children for generations. Now Caldecott Honor winner David Ezra Stein has reimagined the classic featuring an irresistible papa bunny and his little one.A tender ode to unconditional love and the beauty of the natural world, this is the perfect book to share with your bunny.

Dory Gets a Forever Family, by author Ricky Gazelle, is the delighful tale of a sweet little kitten who gets rescued-and the best part is that it's based on a true story! Every year, hundreds and hundreds of kittens are rescued, and this is the true story of one very special little guy named Dory. Dory loses his way one day and gets stuck in a horrible rainstorm! Afterward, he's lucky enough to be found by his mother-but Dory is sick. He was stuck in the cold for a long time, and he needs help after being left in the rain for so long. He gets help at the shelter, but eventually he needs more help than they can give.Enter Sugar, a lovely lady who's as sweet as her new charge, Dory. Will Sugar become Dory's Forever Family?

KOM HELT TÆT PÅ DEN VILDE VERDEN, DER VENTER UDENFOROplev eventyr i naturen, og lær, hvordan du kan være med til at redde bier, fodre fugle og lave andre sjove aktiviteter, som vil få dig til at elske den natur, der venter lige uden for døren.Fyldt med smukke illustrationer, sjove fakta, idéer og inspiration, som vil fremme en livslang betagelse, nysgerrighed og kærlighed til vores natur.

Kan vi hjælpe isbjørnene?Den arktiske is smelter, og isbjørnene har brug for hjælp. De rejser til Varmland for at fortælle os, hvad problemet er. Heldigvis finder de en gruppe friske, raske børn, der straks går i gang med at udtænke en GENIAL PLAN.

Inspirér dit barn til at udvikle sit ordforråd og sine læseevner med denne underholdende ordbog om naturen, som er fuld af flotte billeder.Bogen rummer en lang række af de mest almindelige ord – både navneord, udsagnsord og tillægsord. Hver side opmuntrer barnet til at finde masser af ting, og hvert opslag er opdelt i spændende emner: Bliv klogere på plante- og dyrerigets livscyklusser, lær om vejret, og find ud af, hvad vi kan gøre for at beskytte naturen og meget mere!De enkle og sjove opslag i bogen introducerer alt det, man har brug for at vide om naturen og lærer barnet en masse nyttige ord.Udviklet i samarbejde med læseeksperterTil de yngste læsere og børn, der snart skal begynde at læseDe mange billeder og ord opmuntrer til sprogudviklingBilleder med præcise beskrivelser forbedrer læse- og skrivefærdigheder

Haben Sie sich schon mal die Frage gestellt, wie wir die Umwelt wahrnehmen würden, wären wir ohne unsere Sinne ausgestattet? Wir alle sehen, riechen, schmecken, hören und fühlen. Tagtäglich nehmen wir auf diese Weise Kontakt zu unserer Umwelt auf.Aber haben Sie die reine Natur schon mal bewusst durch all ihre Sinne kennengelernt? Wann haben Sie das letzte mal bewusst Bäume gerochen, Blumen geschmeckt, Tiere gehört oder den Waldboden unter ihren Füßen gespürt?Dabei stellt sich die Frage: Was ist eigentlich Natur? Ist es die Grünfläche hinter dem Haus, der Blumentopf am Fenster, das Gewächshaus im Garten oder das Bienenhaus am Waldrand? Ich stelle jetzt mal die Behauptung auf: Wir sind Natur. Doch was bedeutet das?Heißt das, wir sind aus Naturmaterialien gebaut, aus Rohstoffen entstanden? Durch uns fließt die pure Natur? Wenn wir sterben, zerfallen wir dann wieder in unsere Bestandteile? So ungefähr.Natur begegnet uns überall, ob im Garten, im Park, auf dem Land, in der Stadt. Im Blumenkasten auf dem Balkon oder am Esstisch auf dem Teller. Ja sogar in dem Haus, in dem wir leben steckt Natur. In der Kleidung, die wir tragen, in den Gegenständen, mit denen wir täglich zu tun haben. In allen steckt ¿Natur¿. Klingt unglaublich, ist aber so. Auch wenn manche Dinge künstlich hergestellt werden, der Ursprung kommt immer aus der Natur.Dieses Projekt bietet die Möglichkeit, Natur mit all unseren Sinnen zu erfahren und zu begreifen. Wir werden tiefer in die Themen ¿Natur als Nahrungsquelle¿, ¿Natur als Lieferant für Baumaterialen¿, ¿Natur als Apotheke ums Eck¿ eintauchen.Dieses Rahmenthema umfasst einen Zeitraum von 6-8 Wochen und ist auf Kinder von 3-6 Jahren abgestimmt.Ich wünsche Ihnen und Ihren Kindern viel Freude mit diesem Thema. Tauchen Sie gemeinsam ein in eine unglaublich vielfältige und bedeutsame Welt, die es zu erhalten gilt.