John Prater Libri

Join John Prater's adorable Baby Bear and friends in this delightful collection of traditional nursery favorites. Action rhymes, counting rhymes, poems, and songs help introduce toddlers to numbers, rhyme, and rhythm. Whether it's time to get up and start a new day or snuggle down at bedtime, children will love sharing Baby Bear's adventures. Glorious pictures and words that will feel familiar yet new make this a book to be treasured. Book jacket.

Little Chinoo the Eskimo is fed up. It's too cold to play outside and the Big Dark is everywhere—all the time. Then one morning, Chinoo and his parents set out on a long journey. On the way, Chinoo meets a cuddly little polar bear, a furry wolf cub, and a galumphing baby walrus, all wanting to play! But each time Chinoo's parents tell him to hurry up or he'll miss it. But what could it be? At the end of his long journey, Chinoo is rewarded with the glorious spectacle of the rising sun. Now, he can play outside whenever he likes! With depth of color and awe-inspiring landscapes, John Prater's work invites children to experience the powerful wonder of the natural world.

Cambridge Reading is a reading scheme providing stimulating books and support materials for the teaching of reading throughout the primary years. Key features include: a coherent yet flexible structure for teaching and learning; a variety of attractive picture books; a balance of text types and genres, including stories, poems and information books; an integrated phonics programme; and comprehensive support materials. Dan's Box is one of the books in the Becoming a Reader stage of Cambridge Reading. It forms part of a set of nine books in the Fantasy strand written and illustrated by John Prater. Each story features a child who finds a large box. When the box is opened a fantasy character emerges and the child and the character have an adventure together, always with an amusing twist.

Anton mag keine wilden Spiele, er liebt seine Ruhe und sein Kuscheldeckchen. Eines Nachts entgleitet ihm sein Knuddel, und Anton träumt von einer wilden Verfolgungsjagd durch unheimliche Gegenden.