Fagbøger for børn og unge: havebrug

Showing restraint, kindness, and respect, Sylvia the slug shows her hungry animal friends another way to approach a problem that can make all the difference.

"Filled with inspiration, advice, tips, and step-by-step instructions, this gardening book encourages kids to get their hands dirty as they learn to grow plants, from vegetables to wildflower meadows"--

¿Toat¿ lumea este un geniu, dar dac¿ judeci un pe¿te dup¿ capacitatea sa de a urca într-un copac, va tr¿i întreaga viä¿ crezând c¿ este prost" (A. Einstein).Psihologia crede c¿ inteligen¿a este o tr¿s¿tur¿ care poate ¿i trebuie cultivat¿. Ca orice alt¿ tr¿s¿tur¿, cu cât începe mai devreme, cu atât rezultatele sunt mai bune.¿Înv¿¿¿m Fructle" folose¿te o abordare Montessori, urm¿rind s¿ profite de curiozitatea natural¿ a unui copil pentru a stimula o gândire critic¿ bine dezvoltat¿.Cum se face asta? Folosind imagini cu fructe reale, astfel încât s¿ stimuleze abilit¿¿ile cognitive ale copilului.¿ Înv¿¿¿m Fructle" nu au inventat roata, dar au adaptat-o la secolul 21, adresându-se p¿rintilor care dore¿c s¿ aduc¿ aport în educäie, pentru c¿ vrea s¿ creasc¿ un mic geniu.Aceast¿ carte are 52 de pagini cu fructe pentru bebelüi ¿i copii între 0 ¿i 3 ani, fiecare pagin¿ con¿ine o imagine cu fructe reale.

"Flowers are beautiful. They have bright colors, soft petals and sweet nectar ... But that's not the whole truth ... and one bee is here to let everyone know! Talking directly to the reader, a bee reveals how flowers are so much stranger than what we think. Did you know that there are some flowers that only bloom in the nighttime? Some flowers are spooky, and look like ghosts, or bats, or a monster's mouth"--

Celia Thaxter grew up on a desolate island off the coast of Maine, where her father worked as lighthouse keeper. Amid the white and gray of the sea, the rocks, and even the birds, young Celia found color where she could: green mosses and purple starfish and pink morning glories by the shore. And she planted her first garden, tucking bright marigolds between rocky ledges. When she was twelve, Celia's family moved to nearby Appledore Island, where her father built a large hotel, and Celia planted a bigger, ever-growing garden with nearly sixty types of flowers, from asters to wisteria.

"An educational picture book about the life cycle of a sunflower"--

Part of the "When Mother Lets Us..." series, Frances Duncan's 1909 work provides clear and simple instructions designed to help young people develop their own gardens.

In this 1910 work, Myrta Higgins provides clear and concise instructions to aid young people in developing and maintaining their own gardens.

Alice Lounsberry's 1908 book tells the story of a pair of siblings who together create a garden and what they learn there.