Seasonal Children's Books

Author: (German) Birgitta Muntendorf Koenecke, illustrated by Hans-Günter Dreyer
Translator: Zhu Jiachun
Country: Germany
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: A picture book that not only enriches knowledge but also allows for hands-on practice. This is a parent-child reading album that introduces knowledge about the four seasons. The animals and plants mentioned in the text can all be found in the illustrations. Mothers can read the story while guiding children to observe the pictures and recognize things, which can effectively cultivate their good reading habits. Each page of the main text is accompanied by a "Hands-on Experience Card," providing operational materials based on the knowledge introduced in the text, guiding children to consolidate the knowledge through hands-on and brain-stimulating activities.
Spring has arrived, and there are many things worth observing and experiencing in nature. Spring flowers bloom in fierce competition with the sun, and the garden becomes lively and busy again. Migratory birds return from their wintering grounds to our place, busy building nests and preparing to raise their young. Julia and Lucas go out into nature to search for spring.
In summer, Julia and Lucas enjoy themselves to the fullest! Staying outdoors all day breathing fresh air is truly the best thing! In summer, whether in the garden or by the pond, in the forest or on the hills and by the sea, there are so many interesting things to discover and experience.
Autumn has arrived, and there are many phenomena in nature worth observing and experiencing. Migratory birds leave us and fly to warmer places. Days are getting shorter. Leaves turn into a variety of colors. The crops that ripen in summer have now entered the harvest season. Julia and Lucas embark on a journey to discover autumn together.
Winter has arrived, and Julia and Lucas are not the type of people who just like to stay cooped up indoors. Many animals hide away for hibernation during winter, but they enjoy spending long hours walking in the woods and by the ponds. Even in the harsh winter, there are many things worth observing and experiencing in nature. Adding to the joy of festive celebrations and the sparkling white snow, winter is truly an incredibly wonderful season!

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