Kara loves drawing and she's good at it too. But when she starts taking drawing classes with people who are very good at drawing, she suddenly loses her confidence. In fact, she doesn't think drawing is fun anymore.
But Kara isn't the only one who starts doubting her talent.
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Line Kyed Knudsen (b. 1971) has written a large number of books for children and young people in various genres. She holds a Master's degree in Human Resource Management, but even as a child she dreamed of becoming a writer.
Kara and her friends thinks putting on makeup is fun, even though it isn't something they are really allowed to do. But it makes you feel a little grown-up, which is exciting.
Malou doesn't have any makeup and feels left out. She wants so badly to be a part of the group that she ends up doing something she later comes to regret!
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Line Kyed Knudsen (b. 1971) has written a large number of books for children and young people in various genres. She holds a Master's degree in Human Resource Management, but even as a child she dreamed of becoming a writer.
Every now and again, Fenek forgets about something important. He also tends to be rather undecided, which means that several nice things just pass over him. How can you handle a situation like this if sometimes it’s really hard to remember about so many things at the same time? Fenek and his dad seem to have found a way. Do you know what it is?
Thanks to this book, you child will:
- learn the meaning of planning;
- understand that planning something will help him/her to organise his/her free time more effectively and remember about important things;
- get to know a few possible ways to make plans.
The Adventures of Fenek - Books for younger childrenThematic series that respond to the needs of pre-school and kindergarten teachers, parents, and psychologists. 20-page brochures are published in series of four books each, and they are all thematically related.
Fenek loves his little dinosaur figures. He would be happy to play with them all day. He can’t wait to go to the cinema and watch a film about these prehistoric reptiles together with the other children. But wait, something’s wrong! The coach leaves without Fenek on board… If you want to know more about what happened, look inside this book and find out.
Thanks to this book, your child will:
- learn what punctuality is;
- understand that being late may have negative consequences;
- learn about the ways in which one can learn to be punctual.
The Adventures of Fenek - Books for younger childrenThematic series that respond to the needs of pre-school and kindergarten teachers, parents, and psychologists. 20-page brochures are published in series of four books each, and they are all thematically related.
Fenek gets a toy doctor’s kit from his grandparents. Now, he can treat all his toys, as well as his parents. As the opportunity occurs, he can also learn new, interesting, and useful things. Are you curious to know what they are?
Thanks to this book, your child will:
- learn about the equipment doctors use on an everyday basis;
- learn such words as: stethoscope, syringe, or thermometer;
- get to know the emergency number;
- learn who he/she can contact using this number, and in which situations it needs to be used.
The Adventures of Fenek - Books for younger childrenThematic series that respond to the needs of pre-school and kindergarten teachers, parents, and psychologists. 20-page brochures are published in series of four books each, and they are all thematically related.
Sylphie is unique!
She can see what others can't; the air elementals known as Sylphs. These are creatures with wings which live high up in the clouds. On her seventh birthday, to Sylphie's surprise, she grows a pair of white shiny wings and officially becomes a Sylph. But the wings are useless because Sylphie cannot fly. Will Sylphie choose to give up or to be resilient and learn to fly like other Sylphs?
This picture book is has a moral value of bouncing back in life. It is a book that can be used by educators to discuss about resilience with children who want to easily give up in life.
Jury duty is an important part of being a responsible citizen. It helps ensure that trials are fair and just. In this low-level text, beginning readers will learn about the importance of juries and how they work. Special features teach readers about the qualifications of jury members and show the difference between a world with and without jury duty.
Voting is the key to democracy. It is how we make our voices heard. In this low-level text, young readers will learn about the importance of casting a ballot and the consequences of not fulfilling this duty. Special features such as labels, a question, and a picture glossary help reinforce the text. Readers of this book will soon understand the importance of voting!
The military keeps people safe! That is why military service is an important part of responsible citizenship. Young readers will learn about the importance of the military and the service of its members through low-level text and vibrant images. Special features highlight the requirements for joining the military and show what the world would be like with and without military service.
Volunteers help people, animals, and the environment! That is why volunteering is an important part of being a responsible citizen. In this title, vibrant images and low-level text combine to show readers the impacts of volunteering and offer examples of ways to help. Special features include labels, a question, a picture glossary, and more.
We want the world we live in to be clean and healthy. That's why caring for the environment is an important part of being a responsible citizen. In this title, simple text and crisp images show readers how to care for the world around them. Special features reinforce the text with visual aids and ask readers a thought-provoking question.
Laws are rules that we must follow. Obeying the law is a key part of being a responsible citizen. In this low-level text, young readers will learn what laws are and why it is important to obey them. Special features visually reinforce the text and ask readers to answer a thought-provoking question.
