Playing by the book. COME SCEGLIERE I LIBRI PER BAMBINI? Quando si pensa al destinatario di un libro può rivelarsi utile considerare se il genere sia adatto all’età cronologica, per un bambino di due anni sarà più opportuno consigliare un cartonato illustrato magari anche con i buchi che un atlante geografico, ricordando però che ogni bambino segue un percorso di crescita personale.
A volte un libro che nel retro della copertina viene consigliato per i 3 anni potrebbe essere apprezzato anche da un bambino di prima elementare oppure un albo illustrato destinato alla scuola dell’infanzia può essere apprezzato anche da ragazzi di quinta classe per la qualità delle illustrazioni e magari per svolgere un laboratorio di arte e immagine. Oltre all’età è necessario ponderare gli interessi e i gusti, le problematiche, la capacità di orientamento attentivo, le abilità di lettura delle immagini e del testo (per chi sa leggere), le capacità di decodifica e di ascolto, le abilità motorie per manipolare il libro. Lettura… che avventura! - Home. The Federation of Childrens Book Groups - Welcome. Good Books For Young Souls. Kids Book Review.
'The Little Wooden Horse': Adventures on my kids' bookshelf. The Bookstart Pre-School Treasure Bag arrives! All through Charlotte's time at Nursery / Preschool we've received these fantastic Booktrust Bookstart bundles, and every time a new one arrives it's so exciting to delve in and find out what's inside.
The BookStart "Treasure Bag of Stories" contains a superb set of coloured pencils, a sketch pad, lots of great activities and ideas and of course two absolutely corking good picture books - Peely Wally by Kali Stileman, and "The Smartest Giant in Town" by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler (your pack contents may vary but rest assured, whatever you get, it'll be superb!)
The goodies come in a lovely sturdy little bag perfect for children's first books brought home from "Big School" library. We've long been champions of the Booktrust Bookstart project, and it's good to know that celebrities such as Jamie Oliver, Colleen Rooney and Michael Rosen back the Booktrust. New York Times: I Migliori Libri Illustrati del 2012. Ecco i vincitori 2012 del prestigioso premio del New York Times, giunto al suo sessantesimo anniversario, destinato ai dieci migliori libri illustrati dell'anno per bambini.
Tra i primi siti a darne notizia The Horn Book . Bear Despair scritto e illustrato da Gaëtan Dorémus . Edizioni Enchanted Lion. Picture book recommendations for little people near and far. Mommy and Me Book Club. Home : A love of reading starts with one special story. Adventures in Reading With Kids. No Twiddle Twaddle: Free EBooks for Kids. - Il mondo dell'editoria per bambini e ragazzi, in rete. Outside In World. Cybils. Thanks to the many volunteers who made for another successful Cybils contest.
Our judges, panelists and -- most especially -- our organizers gave up their so-called free time to spend with us. You can thank them by passing along the good word about what we do here! Without further fuss, here are this year's winners of a Cybils Award: Elementary & Middle Grade. Chronicle of an Infant Bibliophile. Books4yourkids.com. BooksForKidsBlog. Birth to 6 @ Corvallis-Benton County Public Library. Children's Book Review Site. Delightful Children's Books. Cozy Up and Read. Fathers Who Read. We had a busy weekend around here.
A four soccer game kind of busy weekend. As I sat down to write a blog post, I thought I might take the easy route and post this great picture of Rob and Katherine with a quote about dads and reading. Instead, I found a super alarming statistic. One study out of Modesto, California, showed: (1) boys who were read to by their fathers scored significantly higher in reading achievement; and (2) where fathers read recreationally themselves, their sons read more and scored higher than did boys whose fa- thers did little or no recreational reading. When the dads were surveyed, only 10 per- cent reported having fathers who read to them when they were children.
Only 10 percent of dads reported having fathers who read to them as children. I know in our house, I do most of the reading. Playful Learning. Book-A-Day Almanac. Central - Bloggers in Children’s and Young Adult Literature. Forgive Me, I Meant to Do It. I.N.K. The Pirate Tree. Playing by the book. Blog. Jamila Gavin, illustrated by Peter Bailey,Grandpa ChatterjiGrandpa’s Indian SummerGrandpa Chatterji’s Third EyeEgmont, 2006.
Ages 7-11 Neetu and Sanjay, sister and brother, have two grandfathers – one nearby in England, Grandpa Leicester, who is very particular about how his grandchildren should behave; and Grandpa Chatterji whom they have never met until he comes from India to visit them. He couldn’t be more different to Grandpa Leicester, and much to the children’s surprise, even he is drawn under Grandpa Chatterji’s spell, despite himself. Grandpa Chatterji, in fact, possesses many qualities which make him an admirable role model for the children. His gentleness and simplicity belie his inner strength and he always has a twinkle in his eye.
Grandpa Chatterji (shortlisted for the Smarties Prize) and Grandpa’s Indian Summer were first published in the early ’90s. Marjorie Coughlan July 2006.