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On débute notre thème du papillon avec un classique de la littérature jeunesse «La chenille qui fait des trous» de @officialericcarle Un livre parfait pour aborder avec les enfants la métamorphose du papillon mais pas que! On y voit les jours de la semaine, les aliments, les quantités, on compte...Vous noterez qu’on ne se sépare plus de notre plateau multifonctions☺️Ici j’y ai proposé plein d’activités en lien avec l’histoire✂️ Pour retrouver nos anciens plateaux littéraires n’hésitez pas à taper #plateaulitterairemonpetitsoukdidees @mijade_publications #lachenillequifaitdestrous #theveryhungrycaterpillar #ericcarle #ericcarlebooks #cycledevie #cycleseviedupapillon #butterflycycle #cutlerytrayplay #plateaudactivite #activiteenfant #kidactivities #lectureenfant #apprendreenlisant #readandlearn #literraturejeunesse #livrepourenfant #livreenfant #albumjeunesse #livrematernelle #preschoolbook #livrejeunesse #bookslover #bookstagram #livresaddict #instabook #kidsbooks #passionlecture #plateaulitterairemonpetitsoukdidees

Questo bellissimo libro della @Usbornebooks spiega al bambino concetti fondamentali e non scontati come lunghezza, grandezza, quantità (pochi o molti), qualità (come vuoto e pieno, alto e basso, veloce e lento) in un modo semplice ed efficace contrapponendo oggetti, persone e animali noti Facile da fruire con le pratiche alette e accattivante la grafica. Consigliato. Lorenzo lo apprezza ora a due anni compiuti . . #lorenzofacose #books #libridaguardare #libriebambini #bookkids #libri #bimbifannocose2 #imparare #leggereinsieme #concentrazione #preschoolactivity #matematica #preschoolbook #attivitaistruttive #attivitaperbambini #bimbifannocose4 #bimboattento #primenozioni #preschoolactivitybook #preschoolmom #concettisemplici #bimbifannocose8 #bimbifannocose10 #bimbifannocose12 #bimbifannocose14  #bimbifannocose16 #lorenzofacose18 #bimbifannocose20  #educamente #bimbifannocose30

It’s time to tag along with a quintet of elephants as they pack their trunks in London and head east for a trip around the world. Readers get to know the elephants’ distinct personalities as they look for them and their favorite belongings in each city they visit. And there are a few other surprise challenges along the way and secrets divulged about each destination. A fun afternoon of travel awaits with this new look-and-find. Allons-y! . Elephants on Tour: A Search & Find Journey Around the World was written and illustrated by Guillaume Cornet (@guillaumecornet) and published by Laurence King (@laurencekingpub).

This kind of book is definitely one of our favorites — it’s a window to life around the globe. We see what a day is like for kids in over 40 countries — waking up, going to bed and everything in between. It’s hard to pick a favorite page spread but seeing the variety of food kids eat around the world is pretty intriguing for us. We could definitely get on board with pho for breakfast. Growing up, one of our favorite breakfasts was tocino and garlic rice. We’d love to hear what you have each morning. . One Day, So Many Ways written by Laura Hall, illustrated by Loris Lora (@loris.lora) and published by Lincoln Children’s Books (@quartokids).

Under the Same Sky is a celebration of how we share so many similar experiences, hopes and dreams, no matter what we look like or where we live. Britta Teckentrup’s signature layered textured art and die-cuts interact with her lyrical rhyming text to create a beautiful, emotionally resonant experience for the reader. Britta’s books are all unbelievably stunning and each speaks to a different part of the heart of a reader so that they close the book feeling something strongly — whether it be love, empathy, curiosity, an awe of the world around them, or a reminder of the whimsy, wonder and magic of childhood. . Under the Same Sky was written and illustrated by Britta Teckentrup (@britta_teckentrup) and published by Tiger Tales (@tigertalesbooks).

Describing how we feel can be nebulous and sometimes we’re at a loss for words. Enter I FEEL TEAL — the loveliest, multi-hued look at feelings — from sunny and blithe to gloomy and gray. Brilliant, novel and fresh. This one feels golden to us. . I Feel Teal was written by Lauren Rille (@elboogiesparks), illustrated by Aimee Sicuro (@aimeesicuro) and published by Beach Lane Books (@simonkids).

This is probably one of our most favorite interactive series of all time. It’s a great one to pair with kids’ first cooking experiences, with opportunities to talk about the sequencing of a recipe and the rich language associated with food (all those adjectives, verbs, ingredient names, colors, textures). It also provides concrete and experiential math (quantity, measuring and fractions) and science (reactions, cause and effect). Our strangely and unexpectedly favorite part of this book is the squishy textured dough, which Lotta Nieminen and the Phaidon team executed pretty brilliantly. . Who’s excited for the next book in the Cook in a Book series due out in October? Any guesses about the starring food? . Pizza!: An Interactive Recipe Book was created by Lotta Nieminen (@lottanieminen) and published by Phaidon Press (@phaidonsnaps).

Edmond and George are frightened when they meet a red, furry, strange creature by the riverbank and are scared of its peculiarity. The next day, George’s plans to check in on “the Thing” go awry and he and Edmond learn a lesson about kindness and acceptance. A great one to read with the school year upon us. . Edmond, The Thing was written by Astrid Desbordes, illustrated by Marc Boutavant (@marcboutavant) and published by Enchanted Lion (@enchantedlion).

This year has already been a stellar one for brilliant, innovative books about color, and here’s yet another. It introduces readers to the rich range of colors in their everyday lives—engaging them in noticing all the different shades all around them—with rich, mellifluous language, exquisite color stories and interactive die-cut pages. One of our favorites this year. . All the Colors I See was written and illustrated by Allegra Agliardi and published by Tate | Abrams (@tatepublishing | @abramsbooks).