Mark Pallis Libri

Mindful Storytime presents: Crab & Whale. An imaginative and engaging way to introduce mindfulness to children. How can a tiny crab help a big, beached whale? This charming and heartwarming story is the first book in the Mindful Storytime series. Authors Mark Pallis and Christiane Kerr bring their considerable experience to bear by subtly introducing mindfulness for kids in a delightful story that children will enjoy again and again. The book also includes a mindful breathing exercise and affirmation for children. For those interested in mindfulness for kids, this book is a must. "A truly heartwarming story celebrating kindness and gently introducing children to the life-changing power of mindfulness." - Sir Anthony Seldon, former Headmaster & mindfulness in schools pioneer "My 5 year old loved this story, and it gave us the opportunity to explore how we could bring kindness into our life. We now practice breathing together." Sarah Mackenzie, Parent "A lovely way to introduce mindfulness to early years and KS1" - Rosie Beharrell, Primary School Teacher Mindful Storytime: Each story in the Mindful Storytime series is based around a "Frame of Mind" that make up mindfulness practice. We use the qualities below to gently introduce mindfulness skills such as awareness of breath, body and our surroundings: Kindness Patience Acceptance Curiosity Generosity Gratitude

A little mouse enters the Lost & Found but can only speak German. Mr. and Mrs. Frog must figure out what the mouse is missing. Aimed at children aged 2-7, this unique approach combines humor, story, and emotion to introduce over forty simple German words and phrases. Parents have noted that children are so engaged with the story that they don’t realize they are learning. This bilingual children’s book lays the groundwork for a love of languages, making the experience feel enjoyable rather than like homework. The Story-Powered Language Learning Method differs from traditional bilingual books by creating an emotionally engaging narrative that children and adults can enjoy together. Studies show that social interaction is crucial for language learning. The relatable character who speaks only in German fosters empathy and a positive attitude toward different languages, essential for lasting language acquisition. As the story unfolds, children naturally learn new words and phrases, with humor enhancing their enjoyment and reinforcing the learning experience. The author, Mark Pallis, believes in the joy of learning new languages and aims to help children engage with a new language while having fun. This book is designed to be an enjoyable story that subtly introduces language learning, allowing parents and children to share a delightful experience together.

A beautiful and informative gift for all expectant parents, this delightful pocket book is a gentle and simple toolkit to mindfulness practice for all parents-to-be.

Eine Maus aus England spaziert in ein Fundbüro, denn sie hat ihre Mütze verloren. Da sie kein Deutsch spricht und Herr und Frau Frosch kein Englisch, zeigen sie ihr einfach ein Fundstück nach dem anderen, vom Regenschirm bis zur Perückensammlung. Was für ein buntes Sammelsurium! Ob die Mütze wohl noch auftaucht? In diesem zauberhaft illustrierten Bilderbuch lernen Kindergartenkinder die ersten 50 Wörter auf Englisch: book, cheese, key, trouser und vieles mehr. Am Ende des Buches werden die in der Geschichte neu erlernten Wörter noch einmal in einer Vokabelliste aufgeführt. Ausstattung: durchgehend farbige Abbildungen