5 Little Peas
Five little peas in a pea pod pressed.
One grew. Two grew.
So did all the rest.
They grew, and they grew,
And they did not stop,
Until one day the pod went POP!
This excellent action rhyme could spark loads of conversation about growing, moving on and what might happen at times of transition. Can you learn some actions to go with this poem?
This excellent new non-fiction book will support discussions about school with your children. What is a school? Why do we have to go there? How will we get there? What do we need to take? Who will we meet and what will we do when we are there? These and many more questions are answered in this engaging and reassuring introduction to schools of all kinds. We love this book because it shows so many types of schools and celebrates the diversity of Pre-school aged children.
In this profound and empathetic look at the questions children wonder about, Britta Teckentrup beautifully illustrates life’s mysteries.
What will my life be like? Will I be happy? Will I ever be able to reach the stars? There are no answers to these questions, but in this eloquent picture book Britta Teckentrup lets children know that they are not alone in asking them and gives adults an opportunity to start a conversation with their children about the questions that come up in their lives. A young girl stands on a chair to see what it’s like to be tall. A boy stares towards the sky and wonders if birds enjoy flying. Using soft hues, bold outlines, and unusual textures, Teckentrup’s illustrations help evoke the feelings surrounding each question. We love this because it highlights the power of curiosity which will help to tackle big questions about moving on.
What is a school? Why do we have to go there? How will we get there? What do we need to take? Who will we meet and what will we do when we are there? These and many more questions are answered in this engaging and reassuring introduction to schools of all kinds. We love this book because it shows so many types of schools and celebrates the diversity of Pre-school aged children.
Book-loving Lulu is excited to start pre-school. It will be like story-time at the library, but she will stay by herself. Her family prepare her well and everyone gets up super early to make sure they are ready. There’s so much to do at pre-school: Lulu makes a new friend, reads (of course), plays dress-up, builds a castle and sings. In no time at all, Mummy is back to collect her.
Future Baby is an adorable board book series that takes a playful peek into an assortment of powerful careers and shows little ones how their current skills match up with the job at hand.
Discover all the incredible ways that prove Baby already has what it takes to become an engineer in whatever field they choose, be it electrical, mechanical, civil, or more! This book fosters curiosity and empowers little ones to keep trying and learning. We think this book could be inspiring for practitioners supporting our youngest children!
Mirha is so excited for her first day of school! She can’t wait to learn, play and make new friends. But when her classmates keep mispronouncing her name, she goes home wondering if she should find a new one.
When Mama helps Mirha see just how special her name is, she returns to school the next day determined to help her classmates say it correctly.
Featuring beautiful, vibrant illustrations and with an empowering message at its core, this heartwarming picture book reminds us all just how important our names are!
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Ali Carrington, Early Years Consultant
Anna Morgan, Early Years Consultant
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