Tierkinder
9 Produkte mit diesem Tag
Ein liebevoll illustriertes Kinderbuch über den bedrohten Fischotter, das für Natur- und Artenschutz sensibilisiert.An einem Fluss in Europa, wo das Wasser freundlich vor sich hingluckert, lebt der kleine Fischotter mit seiner Mama und seiner Schwester. Spielerisch übt er hier mit Steinen seine Geschicklichkeit im Wasser, jagt Fische und kleine Krebse, verirrt sich an den Rand einer Stadt und schlittert im Winter mit seinen Pfötchen über das Eis. Begleite ihn auf seiner Reise und erfahre, was den niedlichen Otter so besonders macht.Eingebettet in eine altersgerechte Geschichte lernen Mädchen und Jungen ab 4 Jahren in diesem Sachbuch viele interessante Fakten über den Otter und seinen Lebensraum.Weitere Bände der Tierkinder und ihr Zuhause-Reihe:- Der kleine Orang-Utan – Zu Hause im Regenwald- Der kleine Wal – Zu Hause im Ozean- Der kleine Polarbär – Zu Hause in der Antarktis- Die kleine Giraffe – Zu Hause in der Savanne- Der kleine Koala – Zu Hause im Eukalyptus- Der kleine Waldelefant – Zu Hause in Afrika- Der kleine Luchs – Zu Hause in den Wäldern Europas- Die kleine Schildkröte – Zu Hause im Meer- Das kleine Kamel – Zu Hause in der Wüste- Der kleine Tiger – Zu Hause in Indien
In a cave in the middle of the Indian jungle, the little tiger lives with his mum and siblings. He roams through the loud and colourful world of his homeland discovering monkeys, leopards, and other wild animals. He learns to swim with strong movements and to hunt on silent paws. Follow his journey through the rainforest and learn how a small tiger cub becomes a majestic predator.
In the Mongolian Gobi Desert only very few animals and plants are able to survive the burning sun. Nevertheless, between sand and stone, the little camel is born. It has to become a real survivalist – withstanding sandstorms, heat, and biting cold. Fortunately, it grows up protected by its herd!
In the diverse habitats across the globe live the little orang-utan, the little sperm whale, the little polar bear, the little giraffe, the little koala, the little forest elephant, the little lynx, and the little turtle respectively. There’s always so much to learn and discover: How to find food, hide from dangerous animals, and communicate with their families. Fortunately, their mothers and family members are always there to guide these little ones to grow up safely and help them find their place in this world.
Is there really only one bear on the branch, or are there two? And what about the bees, are there nine or are there more hiding in the flowers? Pull on the sliders and find out!
The ten little birds that live on the farm keep the farmer and his cat constantly on their toes. They flit around, occupy the tractor, snack on whatever delicious morsels they can find, play with the laundry, or tease the other farm animals. And one of the birds is always so invested in their activity that it stays behind until only one is left. Fortunately, the farmer has already planned a big reunion – with a little surprise …
Who rules the farmyard? Jimmy Catter, of course! Only because of him, life there goes smoothly: the dog sleeps, the chickens cluck, and the pigs wallow in the mud – just as Jimmy ordered them to do. Then the new cat Jolie moves in and challenges Jimmy to prove his ordering prowess. When that and everything else he tries to impress Jolie with goes awry, Jimmy starts to wonder: Is ruling alone really the way to go or wouldn’t it be much nicer to be working together on equal terms?
Are you feeling mad, happy, or sad? Scared, insecure, or left out? This memo game with extra-large cards encourages children to talk about their feelings and to recognize and understand emotions in everyday situations. Who can match the most picture pairs?
Deep in the rainforest, there live the little orang-utan and its mother. There’s always so much to see and to learn: climbing to get quickly from branch to branch, picking delicious fruits out of tree tops, and hiding from dangerous animals. Fortunately, mama orang-utan is always there to guide the little orang-utan to grow up safely.