Børn og unge: lyrik

Buku leyi yi vulavula hi switori leswinga humelela khale ni micheketo. Endzeni ka yona yi ni switori leswi vulavulaka hi vanhu ni swiharhi. Laha swiharhi swi vulavulaka ku fana ni vanhu ku tisa dyondzo eka muhlayi wa buku leyi. Hiku hluvukisa ririmi ra vatsonga, tsalwa leri ri dyondzisa munhu un'wana na un'wana xikan'we no tsundzuxa hita khale wa khaleni. Ku twa to tala tiphini hi ririmi ra manana!

A poetic journey into the depths of the mind and the fears and anxieties it can create. In the spirit of Edgar Allan Poe, Bump In The Night is a tale of being awoken in the middle of the night to a sound of unknown origin and details how the mind can wander and wonder on all the horrible things that could have possibly made this noise.Aimed at kids 10-15 but suitable for any age older

This book is for anyone who loves being outside, who loves trees and who still holds onto the creative impulse. This book is a love poem to our fellow creatures: the trees. This book goes over the seasons but not in a really obvious way. This book has a lot of jumping off topics, so it would make a good educational tool as well. The illustrations are done in watercolor.

Louise Bønsdorff skriver rim og remser for børn og barnlige sjæle og illustrerer dem med humoristisk finesse.Louise Bønsdorff angriber det danske sprog med både kreativitet, humor og kærlighed. Sovetrynen Sukkergris og andre skøre rim er fuld af finurlige illustrationer og vækker læserens hjerne med en sproglig opfindsomhed, der giver smil på læben. Bogen giver anledning til gode snakke, mellem voksen og barn, om vores sprog.Remserne er skabt med en uhøjtidelig og umiddelbar tilgang til de ord og talemåder, vi alle kender og elsker. Køb bogen, hvis du vil stimulere både sprogudviklingen og smilebåndet. Her er der garanti for en hyggelig stund med dit barn. Samtidigt er bogen fyldt med flotte illustrationer til sanser og øjne.Louise er født i 1975, bor i Aalborg og er mor til en søn - til hvem mange af remserne er skabt. Hun har en baggrund i grafisk design, illustration og kommunikation og har tegnet hele sit liv. Hun er vild med det danske sprog, især når det indimellem krøller skørt. Og det kan man mærke.Med børnebogen Sovetrynen Sukkergris og andre skøre rim, skaber Louise Bønsdorff et eventyrligt og humoristisk univers for dig og dit barn.

Step aboard the magnificent journey of Noah and the Ark in this enchanting children's book! Delightfully illustrated with whimsical and dynamic art, this epic children's poem takes young readers on a rhythmic adventure like no other.

This book was created out of love for God and poetry. It teaches the alphabet in a poetic way using rhymes and illustrations of biblical history and ideology. The author's hope is that questions will arise from the curiosity of children that parents can answer for their children, bringing them closer in a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Learn English with Revolting Rhymes! A Penguin Readers book. Discover fifteen famous Roald Dahl adventures, adapted for learners of English aged 7+. Can you read them all?Penguin Readers is an ELT graded reader series for learners of English as a foreign language. With simplified text, illustrations and language learning exercises, the print edition also includes instructions to access supporting material online.In these Penguin Readers editions, Roald Dahl's stories have been aligned to the CEFR framework A1 to A2+, in four levels. Each book is also Lexile measured. The graded readers feature illustrated new words, language activities, and fun games between chapters, encouraging students and teachers to structure learning and make real progress. Every book also includes projects and discussions.Visit the Penguin Readers website for downloadable quizzes, worksheets and answer keys, as well as accompanying audio and a digital version of the book.Revolting Rhymes, a Level 2 Reader, is A1+ in the CEFR framework. Sentences contain a maximum of two clauses, introducing the future tenses will and going to, present continuous for future meaning, and comparatives and superlatives. It is well supported by illustrations, which appear on most pages.Do you know the famous story of Cinderella? Do you know about Little Red Riding Hood, or The Three Little Pigs? In this book, you will read these famous stories again. But they will be different, and they will be very, very funny!

Gibt es etwas Unschuldigeres als Menschen- oder Tierbabys? Unser fiktiver Kindergarten ist voll von Tierbabys und unser Held Niclas ist von der UNESCO ausgewählt worden, einige Tage in diesem Kindergarten zu verbringen.

Nova Scotia-based elite multi-discipline cyclist Mackenzie Myatt's first book of poetry, In Defense of Big Dreams, is all about life as an athlete and a creative soul. In Defense of Big Dreams contains more than 50 of cyclist Mackenzie Myatt's poems along with gorgeous layouts with photos shot by Artúr Sagát. The design elements were carefully chosen to enhance each poem, and the collection focuses on topics ranging from self-confidence to sport to body image, and everything in between. While the target demographic is young women, people of all ages will appreciate the stories contained in these pages. "I wrote In Defense of Big Dreams because I wanted to share what makes me tick and how to harness it. I want to inspire not just girls and women through sport, but everyone to act on their potential," Myatt says. "It's amazing what can happen when you consistently show up for yourself and take chances. This book came at a time in my life when I decided to stop taking the path of least resistance and trust myself. Something had to change and in that, I tried to change as many things as possible. I didn't want to tweak the rules, I wanted to chuck them out the window. I hope this book inspires you to do the same."

Douze petites fables pour découvrir les habitudes et le comportement des principaux oiseaux qui habitent nos campagnes et nos jardins.Ces fabulettes en langage simple et accessibles dès 5 ou 6 ans sont illustrées de photos et complétées de douze fiches pédagogiques d'informations élémentaires sur les espèces décrites.

El poemario infantil Llegó la Navidad, Celebrando a Venezuela, es un recorrido por las fiestas decembrinas de Venezuela. La mesa navideña se engalana con la hallaca, los variados ritmos musicales, las tradiciones que nos reúnen en familia alrededor del árbol y del pesebre con alegría y esperanza. Pequeñas notas nos invitan a conversar con nuestros niños sobre algunas tradiciones populares contemporáneas como el regalo del amigo secreto, comprar los estrenos, salir con una maleta en año nuevo. Es un poemario para compartir en familia y con los amigos, ahora que muchos venezolanos viven fuera de su país. Llegó la Navidad, Celebrando a Venezuela es un libro para atesorar que recibió en Estados Unidos el Premio a Mejor Libro de Poesía infantil y juvenil por el International Latino Book Awards - 2023.

Regardless of our age, gender, race or socioeconomic background, we all have duties and responsibilities to our family, friends and to society as a whole. The author's goal is to share ideas that can assist young readers to develop good habits early in life.Owen's Best Friend is part of a series called "SO WE MUST". It is hoped that the books in this series highlight some important things that may help improve the chances for a successful life.Owen's Best Friend is a rhyming book that provides the reader with a detailed description and explanation of what every dog owner should do. Owen, a young child and the main character of this book is taken through every aspect that must be considered when his parents buy him a dog. The purpose of the book is to provide a step by step guide that will help both parents and children understand why it is important to address every component of pet care. The book also portrays realistic expectations and goals so that anyone reading it clearly understands that there is a large amount of work involved. The recommendations and suggestions are presented in a fun, humorous rhyme that keeps the reader engaged and anticipating the each step.

"I Luv Me" by Danielle Brown is a captivating poetry book aimed at cultivating self-esteem and confidence in children. It explores essential themes such as the significance of relationships, the power of community, and the appreciation of nature and the environment. These elements profoundly influence our personal journeys and overall well-being. The book imparts valuable lessons on self-love, the importance of connections, and an appreciation for the world around us. Readers will discover that embracing their true selves and valuing the people and things in their lives greatly contribute to their quality of life.The poetry book commences with verses dedicated to loving and appreciating one's physical appearance, family, and friendships. The inclusion of vibrant illustrations enhances the poetic experience, igniting the imagination of each child. Furthermore, every 2-3 poems are accompanied by assessment pages featuring insightful questions, as well as activity pages that encourage children to express themselves creatively.Danielle Brown strives to convey to her readers that trials and challenges are an inevitable part of life, even in adulthood. However, when one's core values are fortified and self-love remains at the center, no valley is insurmountable, and no mountain is too high to climb. Unconditional self-belief and self-love, embracing both strengths and imperfections, serve as the bedrock for overcoming life's obstacles.

The Morning Time Student Anthology from Morning Time: A Liturgy of Love provides you Cindy's Anthology, a beloved collection of Morning Time poems, hymn lyrics, Scripture passages, catechisms, Shakespeare passages, and other Morning Time selections gathered to make your Morning Time easy to put into practice. Cindy's complete Morning Time guide is found in Morning Time: A Liturgy of Love. Please note that this volume includes only Cindy's Anthology as a student companion copy. Inside The Morning Time Student Anthology, you will find Cindy's selections for Morning Time. The Student Anthology also includes the corresponding Morning Time: A Liturgy of Love page numbers, so parent or teacher and student can easily turn to the same selection.HymnsFolk and Popular SongsBible InformationOld Testament SelectionsNew Testament SelectionsCreeds and CatechismsPoetry FavoritesHistorical PublicationsSpeeches and PublicationsOther Memory WorkCivics QuestionsShakespeare Memory Passages

"Jude loves photography, and he's good at it, too. Between his parents' divorce and his anxiety, being behind a camera is the only time his mind is quiet. Florence is confronting the premature end of her dance career as a degenerative eye disease begins to steal her balance. She's having a hard time letting go. The two meet at Sunrise Night, their sleepaway art camp's dusk-to-dawn closing celebration, and decide to take a chance on each other. Their one rule: No contact for a year after the sun has risen. Over the course of three Sunrise Nights, will Florence and Jude find a deeper connection and learn who they are--and who they could be together?"--

In "Through My Little Eyes," a heartfelt letter-poem to Mommy, a young child observes the daily superheroic feats that their mother performs. The child's eyes see their mother as a magician conjuring meals, a general guiding them through life's battles, a fairy creating imaginative wonder, and a wizard teaching wisdom. But as the story unfolds, the child realizes that their mother doesn't always see herself in the same light. She catches her reflection with a sense of disappointment, comparing herself to others and believing she falls short. The child's perspective remains unwavering, expressing that their mother is already a shining star, a guiding light, and a perfect parent. The child encourages their mother to let go of self-doubt and see herself as they do - a superhero capable of incredible feats of love and strength. The story beautifully portrays the bond between a child and their mother, showing that sometimes, the way we perceive ourselves can be vastly different from how our loved ones see us.

They Called Me 299-359 is an anthology of poetry and essays written, edited, and compiled by incarcerated youth who are Free Minds Book Club members, held both at the DC Jail and in adult federal facilities across the country. Through moving personal testimony, these young writers explore the challenges and pain of incarceration as well as family, forgiveness, redemption, and dreams. Their book is used as a tool for violence prevention and healing in the Free Minds initiative "e;On the Same Page,"e; and is also taught as part of college curricula at several universities. This 10th anniversary edition includes updated forewords from Free Minds poet ambassadors as well as from award-winning formerly incarcerated poet Reginald Dwayne Betts.

Hvad, hvis byen var en dans! Jeg kan være en bro, du kan være en rutsjebane, hvem vil være rumraketten? Tænk, hvis maven ku’ bestemme, hvor den vil være hjemme!Bogen, du holder i din hånd, er en dans i bogform. Med indbydende form, farver og ord tolkes børns nærmiljø i legende kropsarkitektur.Koreografen og danseren Emma Ribbing interesserer sig for, hvordan vores kroppe og adfærd formes af vores omgivelser og omvendt. Alle vil være rumraketten er en læseoplevelse, der opmuntrer både børn og voksne til at tænke stort og bæredygtigt om byen og samfundet.

Zillyzoo is definitely not your usual book of animal poems for children.The 'zoo' is divided into 3 'zones'.Each 'zone' begins with the image of a door on which is written an introduction to what lies beyond.Poems in Zone 3 offer different levels of complexity and challenge, and has been written for more able young readers to think about and explore.In the first zone, poems are mostly light-hearted and humorous, but even here there are those that ask the reader to think about what they've read. Not everything is always obvious. The very first poem (A day at the zoo #1) is obviously just about a visit to the zoo. That's all there is to it . . . or is it? This poem introduces the first of several mini-themes that pop up here and there throughout the whole book ... but I leave readers to make their own sense of them.The second zone continues these same themes, but now there is more to think about. What secrets or secret lives do a lot of the animals have? Even poems like 'A very modern cow' might seem to be too simple to even think about. Maybe it is just a little rhyme about a sad cow? Or maybe the little animal is hoping the reader will wonder why its parents and grandparents had names, but it only has a number.That is is the essence of ZillyZoo. Hidden amongst a lot of narrative or humorous verse, there are all sorts of ideas that will hopefully trigger readers' curiosity and imagination.Zone 3 takes this theme much further. As it says on the door at the start of the final set of poems, "There are shadows here." These are poems for more able readers who hopefully want more than just a light-hearted poem or a few minutes' amusement. These poems are written to stimulate responses, imagination, maybe discussion, and thought ... but they never go so far as to require personal interpretation to become full-on analysis.I've never felt happy assigning reading levels or abilities to specific ages as some sort of 'target' or as a threshold for levels of understanding. What is challenging for a child, of say, 8, can be easily understood by another of the same or a younger age. My bracketing of 'ages 6-13' is therefore only a very simple guide.

Step into the enchanting world of Butterfly Whispers, where a single act of kindness rewards an inquisitive young explorer with a mesmerizing sequence of events.Join our adventurer on an unforgettable journey as she rescues a delicate butterfly from the river's grasp. Delight in the heartfelt bond that transcends time and form as you experience the magic of nature's renewal through lyrical verse.Witness the miraculous transformation from egg to caterpillar and, ultimately, to resplendent butterfly in the profound natural beauty of this poetic journey. In a tale that beckons to both young and old, Butterfly Whispers reminds us that life's most remarkable stories unfold even in the tiniest creatures.

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Introducing Benny, a broccoli with an unstoppable spirit, who is on a mission to make friends. Despite his friendly personality, Benny finds that not everyone likes him, just because he is a broccoli. With the support of his best friend, Benny discovers that it's okay if not everyone likes him. It's more important to be loved for who he is, and he learns to embrace his uniqueness with confidence and pride. Through colorful illustrations and rhyme, children will learn the importance of being who they are and shining bright. This heartwarming poem is perfect for children and parents alike, and teaches the valuable lesson that it's okay to be yourself, and good friends will like you for who you are. This book is all about embracing your individuality and being true to yourself. - 2nd Rev. ed.

Full of delightful fairy tales, charming poems, and engaging stories, the My Bookhouse series for children was published in the 1920s by Olive Beaupré Miller as a six-volume set. The books contained the best in children's literature and progressed through a natural, carefully graded order, from the simplest poems and stories to those that are more complex. Miller set high standards for the books: "First,-To be well equipped for life, to have ideas and the ability to express them, the child needs a broad background of familiarity with the best in literature. "Second,-Stories and rhymes must be selected with care that the child may absorb no distorted view of life and its actual values, but may grow up to be mentally clear about values and emotionally impelled to seek what is truly desirable and worthwhile in human living. "Third,-The stories and rhymes selected must be graded to the child's understanding at different periods of growth, graded as to vocabulary, as to subject matter and as to complexity of structure and plot."The series would eventually include twelve volumes. The original volumes included: Volume 1, In the Nursery (1920) Volume 2, Up One Pair of Stairs (1920) Volume 3, Through Fairy Halls (1920) Volume 4, The Treasure Chest (1920) Volume 5, From The Tower Window (1921) Volume 6, The Latch Key (1921)The series is an ideal teaching aid for parents who want to help their children read well, think clearly, and absorb the most important lessons that literature has to teach.This volume, a facsimile of the original 1921 edition of From the Tower Window, features classic stories from around the world. It also features the color illustrations included in the original edition of the book. It is printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper for durability and long use.

"In this exciting adventure, you'll encounter mighty canoes crashing over ocean waves, regal hawks soaring high above the clouds, and brilliant lizards jumping nimbly through forest trees! Most importantly, you'll meet a courageous young girl named Ano who learns, grows, and comes to love her island home with all her heart. Since the day that Ano was born, her heart has been connected to her home. But, this adventurous child has a lot to learn! When Ano begins to dance hula-a storytelling dance form that carries the knowledge, history, and folklore of the Hawaiian people-Ano comes to unde rstand the true meaning of aloha"--